VIDEO: Cameron Sinclair Talks About How Architecture For Humanity Can Help Japan
Posted By Bridgette Meinhold On March 17, 2011 @ 6:00 pm In Architecture,Disaster-proof design | No Comments
There’s a long road to recovery for the people of Japan, and much still needs to be done to quell the chaos from the earthquake [4] and tsunami. Architecture For Humanity [5], which is now in 10th year of providing design assistance to victims of disasters, is already working on plans to help Japan. Cameron Sinclair, co-founder of the organization, talks with CNN [6] about how the organization and members on the ground in Japan are responding to the disaster and planning to rebuild with disaster resistant homes.
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