Why The New Do-It-Together Architecture Has Radical Potential
Around the world, a new generation of architects are challenging “business-as-usual” and bringing change to populations who had formerly no access to their professional services. This article is the first in a series to introduce this new practice that brings transactional client relations into more profound, trust-based collaborations. We call it Do-It-Together architecture.
Partners pays-Dogon has built more than 20 schools in the Region of Mopti an the Dogon, fostering the development of local leadership and resilience. Image shows the building process of Primary School Tanouan Ibi, Mopti, Mali ©Partners pays-Dogon
Around the world, a new generation of architects are challenging “business-as-usual” and bringing change to populations who had formerly no access to their professional services. This article is the first in a series to introduce this new practice that brings transactional client relations into more profound, trust-based collaborations. We call it Do-It-Together architecture.
