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100 ARCHITECT MARCH <strong>2014</strong> WWW.ARCHITECTMAGAZINE.COM And so we said, “Okay, we’re creating this custom hand-sawed wood formwork, and isn’t this a chance to do something more unique with the structure of the space to give it a character that reflects that opportunity?” And so we worked with our Rwanda engineering team to look at how we could optimize the structure to create this spacious, airy open space while using the form of the structure to highlight that. It’s clear that your work in Butaro shows the value that good design can bring to the country in a way that is often not appreciated in the developed world. Murphy: I think we forget that it’s possible to design an architecture that improves people’s lives first and foremost, rather than the aspirational object that could be value engineered out. Our system is so overdesigned in terms of liabilities and litigiousness that it’s hard to sift through it to see the value and the potential that’s right in front of us to change the built environment we’re already living in. I think working in Rwanda shows us that it’s not only possible, it’s absolutely imperative. If we don’t do it, we’re going to see our infrastructure continue to corrode and fall apart in the U.S. We’re going to see job opportunities that are lost. We’re going to see a lack of investment in health and safety in our communities if we don’t think about the infrastructure we live within as part of the methodology to improve our lives. In other words, we, too, could become a Rwanda unless we take these things seriously. Murphy: I really believe that. Top: Custom millwork is seen again in the private exam room. Right: In the infusion room, patients can sit with family members in custom furniture that sits on SAJ floor tile while they receive their treatment. Large-scale doors can open to the outside to promote cross-breeze from the Big Ass Fans fixture installed overhead. FPO
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