Sustainability has become a focal point in architecture, emphasizing the effective use of natural materials, especially in cultures rich in traditional craftsmanship, to combat climate change.
In 2024, architecture in the Global South highlights the innovative integration of bamboo, earth, and wood into modern design, proving that environmental responsibility can meet contemporary needs.
Challenges in the sustainable usage of natural materials stem from rapid urbanization and deforestation, which necessitates a reconsideration of public policies to foster both traditional and modern practices.
Despite modern biases against them, natural materials provide a robust solution for sustainability, with their deep cultural roots and adaptability critical for many local identities and economies.
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