Aug 02

“A Font of Ideas From a ‘Nomadic’ Humanitarian Architect”

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Dezeenwire: Alice Rawsthorn interviews humanitarian architect Nathaniel Corum, who designed the cabin of the Plastiki boat made of plastic bottles (see our earlier story) – New York Times

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