Shigeru Ban: Emergency shelters made from paper

Today I was listening to the TED podcasts and found this special one. Because I wrote about Christchurch Carboard Cathedral last week, I thought would be interesting to share this video as well. This was filmed on TEDx Tokyo, and has subtitles in 15 languages including Portuguese and Spanish.

FormatVideo
September 16, 2013

CategoriesArchitecture Post-earthquake Christchurch Transitional city

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Shigeru Ban: Emergency shelters made from paper

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