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Highlighting Architects, Engineers, and Visual Artists
Highlighting students around the globe
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Our Lady of Montserrat RC Church by DeFour Farmer & Associates
Trinidad & Tobago
Architecture Caribbean features the restoration of the Lady of Montserrat RC Church in Tortuga, Trinidad. Located in the village of Tortuga towards the Gulf of Paria, preservation of the original architectural features and materials was important.
West Port Harbour Development by Marvin Goodman & Associates/ Jamaica
Architecture Caribbean features the West Port Harbour Development in Port Antonio, Jamaica. Situated on the northeastern end of Jamaica, the Development includes marinas, a Public Park and Promenade, and Dock.
Coral Reef Research & Science Center/ Crown Point, Trinidad & Tobago
by Jevon Carrington
Architecture Caribbean features a Coral Reef Research & Science Center proposed for Crown Point, Tobago by Jevon Carrington. The project investigates ‘the relationships of things.’
Brazilian National Shooting Center/
Rio de Janiero by BCMF
Architecture Caribbean features the National Shooting Center in Rio de Janiero, Brazil by BCMF. It is located on a roughly trapezoidal plot in a breathtaking valley surrounded by mountain peaks
Airport Terminal/
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by Michael Dinka
Architecture Caribbean features an Airport Terminal proposed for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by Michael Dinka. The spatial organization is based on the traditional Ethiopian.
