Nubuke Extended: Generosity and Specificity of Spaces

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Summary: The Nubuke Foundation, founded in 2007, with locations in Accra and Wa, has a wide range of programs supporting the arts, culture, and heritage of Ghana. The East Legon (Accra) grounds are defined by a large variety of day and evening programs that cater to many audiences spanning orgworks in the city, country and region. The design of Nubuke Extended resolves this programmatic layering through a generosity and specificity of spaces.

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Accra (3) ,
Transformation (161) ,
Relational space (37) ,
Project (1170) ,
Programmatic coexistences (29) ,
Landmark (82) ,
Greenery (158) ,
Ghana (7) ,
Design strategies (236) ,
Cultural Facility (20)

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africanCities, Baerbel Mueller, Juergen Strohmayer, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility

Accra, Community, Cultural Facility, Design strategies, Ghana, Greenery, Landmark, Programmatic coexistences, Project, Relational space, Transformation, Working Space

Photography: Julien Lanoo

The Nubuke Foundation, founded in 2007, with locations in Accra and Wa, has a wide range of programs supporting the arts, culture, and heritage of Ghana. The East Legon (Accra) grounds are defined by a large variety of day and evening programs that cater to many audiences spanning orgworks in the city, country and region. The design of Nubuke Extended resolves this programmatic layering through a generosity and specificity of spaces.

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