Architect Diébédo Francis Kéré designs with both people and sustainability in mind. Raised in Burkina Faso, though he’s now based in Berlin, his buildings have community at their heart.
建筑师 Diébédo Francis Kéré（TED演讲：如何用泥土……和社区精神建造）在设计中始终将人与可持续性放在首位。Kéré 在布基纳法索长大，如今定居柏林，他始终热衷于将以社区为导向的空间融入设计，邀请人们坐下来进行深思熟虑的交流。社区的核心地位是他从布基纳法索传统中汲取的理念，在他的设计思维中扮演着举足轻重的角色。他的建筑兼具务实与内敛的趣味性，驱动力在于充分利用（有时极为有限的）当地资源。那么，他认为怎样才算一个出色的社区空间？就是要让每个人都能随心所欲——无论是坐下来、躺下来，还是只是静静地待着。为此，他专注于色彩、材料的选择，并确保所有人都能无障碍使用，从而赋予人们将空间变为己有的能力。不妨欣赏他的部分设计作品，感受他将理念化为建筑形态的思考历程。
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