January 31, 2010
Let it be local: Design is informed by what is intrinsically bound to a culture. We respond to that, respect it, and draw upon it.
Let it be sustainable: We design for the health of humanity. Sustainability is about creating a balance between what we build and what is naturally meant to be and ensuring a project’s longevity and financial integrity.
Let it be appropriate: The components of a design are made compelling by their ability to respond to a community’s needs both technically and emotionally.
Let it be collaborative: Successful projects come from the informational input from all parties involved through the dedication of passionate people.
Minnesota Chapter
Architecture for Humanity
Source: Minnesota Chapter of Architecture for Humanity’s Mission
Via: blog like you give a damn: The Official Blog of AFH-MN
Labels: Design Activism

