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Africa Youth Center
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The Africa Youth Center is envisioned as an on-the-water community hub designed to immerse members of the African diaspora in cultural education and environmental engagement. Situated on the Savannah salt marsh, the centre offers a unique opportunity to explore both ecological and cultural narratives, making it an ideal setting for a conceptual summer camp. The design harmoniously integrates the natural landscape with architectural elements, creating a space that fosters learning, connection, and appreciation for the rich heritage and environment of the African diaspora.
The centre's architecture reflects a commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation, utilizing materials and forms that resonate with African traditions while embracing modern design principles. The layout encourages interaction with the surrounding marshland, providing educational and recreational spaces that promote environmental stewardship. This thoughtful integration of cultural and ecological elements offers a dynamic environment for visitors to engage with the history, art, and natural beauty of the African diaspora, all within a setting that honours both heritage and the environment.
The centre's architecture reflects a commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation, utilizing materials and forms that resonate with African traditions while embracing modern design principles. The layout encourages interaction with the surrounding marshland, providing educational and recreational spaces that promote environmental stewardship. This thoughtful integration of cultural and ecological elements offers a dynamic environment for visitors to engage with the history, art, and natural beauty of the African diaspora, all within a setting that honours both heritage and the environment.
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