Articles by Nuru Karim

the design of ‘nest’ envisions a construction system inspired by design processes found in nature.
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the scheme uses local materials and embraces vernacular architecture to propose a building that fits within the east-african context.
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the bespoke furniture and light fixtures have all been sculpted from the 100% recyclable and biodegradable material.
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the proposal explores the combination of light and built form to create a spiritual experience.
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the mosque is conceived as a volume within a volume.
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the monolithic mass features various fortified-wall courtyards that provide the micro-environment necessary for outdoor activities.

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the pavilion is a sculptural intervention, which serves as a flexible workshop space, performance space, and a cultural hub.

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the eco-machine critiques existing archetypes for super dense urban housing in developing countries by actuating an effective eco-mechanic assembly integrating housing, health, urban farming, sustainability and community space.

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