Erle Rahaman-Noronha, a farmer in Trinidad, is transforming his land by promoting sustainability and using repurposed materials for buildings.
His initiative, Wa Samaki Ecosystems, focuses on educating the community about sustainable practices and environmental harmony.
Structures on the farm feature a diverse use of materials including clay, timber, glass bottles, and upcycled tires, offering resilience against climate impacts.
The project aims to revive traditional Caribbean building methods, countering the pervasive trend of uniform, concrete architecture.
By integrating native materials and sustainable practices, Wa Samaki demonstrates a holistic approach toward construction that respects the environment.
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