Sergio Palleroni

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The 2011 Latrobe Prize Recipients Lay the Groundwork for Public Interest Design

For firms and individuals interested in addressing community and societal needs through architecture, the report Wisdom from the Field: Public Interest Architecture in Practice is a good starting point. More

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Structural Integrity

Shoring up architecture's social foundation. More

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Structural Integrity

Shoring up architecture's social foundation. More

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Structural Integrity

Shoring up architecture's social foundation. More

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Making the Ideal More Real

The definition of ''humanitarian design'' is still in flux, even if its practice proliferates. More

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Making the Ideal More Real

The definition of ''humanitarian design'' is still in flux, even if its practice proliferates. More

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Making the Ideal More Real

The definition of ''humanitarian design'' is still in flux, even if its practice proliferates. More

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Rebuilding After Disaster

For someone who's experienced a serious natural disaster, an 8-by-12-foot shed can be a lifeline to normalcy. More

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Sergio Palleroni and Margarette Leite help rebuild devastated communities

Through teaching and practice, Sergio Palleroni and Margarette Leite help rebuild devastated communities. More

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perspective: basic training

Sergio Palleroni is the founder of BaSiC, an intiative that brings faculty and students together to work on design/build projects for low-income clients all over the globe, drawing in collaborators from other schools, nations, and disciplines. One of its most high-profile undertakings is the Katrina Furniture Project. More

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