"Military walls become humanitarian walls" at the Taiwan&Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens
Students from Bilkent University have completed a community centre for Syrian refugees in Hatay, Turkey, in collaboration with their professor Chen-Yu Chiu and his architecture firm Studio Cho. Named Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens, the hub is built from 400 concrete blocks repurposed from the Turkey-Syria border walls, which make the structure both earthquake-proof and The post "Military walls become humanitarian walls" at the Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens appeared first on Dezeen.
Students from Bilkent University have completed a community centre for Syrian refugees in Hatay, Turkey, in collaboration with their professor Chen-Yu Chiu and his architecture firm Studio Cho. Named Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens, the hub is built from 400 concrete blocks repurposed from the Turkey-Syria border walls, which make the structure both earthquake-proof and
The post "Military walls become humanitarian walls" at the Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens appeared first on Dezeen.
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