The elementary school in Gando, Kere's childhood village, in Burkina Faso. Photo: AFP
Crowned with the architecture world's highest distinction, the Pritzker Prize, Diebedo Francis Kere works in close relation with communities and ecology.
With his local and participatory approach, he brings social and sustainable dimensions to his work in architecture – themes that are core to future concerns.
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