studio FH uses eucalyptus poles and rubble stone to build the batwa settlement in ugandabuilt pro bono, the eighteen structures provide a new home for over 100 people of the marginalized batwa group, who lives in great poverty ever since its eviction from the forest. The post studio FH uses eucalyptus poles and rubble stone to build the batwa settlement in uganda appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.[Collection]

built pro bono, the eighteen structures provide a new home for over 100 people of the marginalized batwa group, who lives in great poverty ever since its eviction from the forest.

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