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August 6, 2015Dormitory is featured in ArchDaily
In a major step forward for the local healthcare system of Rwinkwavu, Rwanda, two new “share houses,” designed for Partners In Health and the Rwanda Ministry of Health open this...
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May 20, 2015Davis Residence: Sustainable tiny house in Garrison, New York
"The house is tiny (900 sq. ft.) and environmentally responsible, while still feeling luxurious and comfortable." Read the Full Article on 10stunninghomes.com
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March 26, 2015Women’s Opportunity Center Rwanda
On a two-hectare site in Rwanda, the most densely populated country in Africa, the Women’s Opportunity Center is empowering one small community and, in turn, rewriting our role as designers.
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March 16, 2015The March issue of Metropolis features the recently completed Davis House in Garrison, NY
With the help of local craftspeople, architect Sharon Davis designs a rural retreat in the Hudson Valley that privileges nature. Read the full article here.
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March 1, 2015Women’s Opportunity Center is the A+Award Jury and Popular Choice Winner in the Plus Categories | Architecture +Community category!
Thank you everyone for your votes!
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February 1, 2015Garrison Treehouse in the February Issue of Hinge Magazine
Hinge Magazine’s February issue includes The Garrison Treehouse and describes it as a “playful interpretation of a modern treehouse [that] is a study in contrasts: hard and soft materials and...
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September 3, 2014Read about WOC in The Architectural Review
“Drawing on local precedents, this center teaches cultivation skills to the women of a Rwandan village, improving both their prospects and those of the community.”
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September 1, 2014“Tree Bien” treehouse in Dwell Magazine
An inventive, freestanding “tree house” built by an architectural designer for her family grows in Garrison, New York.
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August 3, 2014Women’s Opportunity Centre featured in PUBLIC Journal design + humanity
PUBLIC explores how Sharon Davis Design designed a not only sustainable, but also uniquely Rwandan center to benefit women that are left with deep scars, few resources, and uncertain futures...
