In 2026, Nairobi will host a Pan-African Biennale of Architecture, providing a platform to transform Africa's architectural narrative. This event, organized by Omar Degan and the Architectural Association of Kenya, seeks to position the continent as a leader in urban resilience and sustainability. Degan, a notable architect with roots in Italy and Somalia, focuses on fragile contexts, addressing issues like natural disasters and underserved neighborhoods. The biennale is viewed as a pivotal moment for African architects to express cultural identity and professional excellence on a global stage.
The Pan-African Biennale of Architecture set for 2026 in Nairobi aims to showcase Africa’s architectural prowess, emphasizing urban resilience and sustainability in the global context.
The initiative is led by Omar Degan, a key figure in architectural education, who emphasizes the importance of focusing on ‘fragile contexts’ affected by crises.
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