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Time as a Building Material in Francis Kéré’s Architecture
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"Finally, time is a fundamental ingredient of my profession," says Francis Kéré in his book Francis Kéré: Building Stories. Architecture is constantly evolving and changes over time. Bricks, doors, windows, walls, stairs and other elements become protagonists of a process that begins with a sketch and eventually gains form as a constructed work.
Time as a Building Material in Francis Kéré’s Architecture
"After all, time is a key ingredient of my profession," states Francis Kéré in his book Francis Kéré: Building Stories. Architecture is constantly evolving and transforming over time. Bricks, doors, windows, walls, stairs, and other elements become the protagonists of a process that begins with a sketch and eventually takes shape as a built work.
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