Through an articulation of social mediations by: political, cultural and traditional interventions; a standardized architectonic interpretation of a utopian self-sustaining community derives the design response. Sol de Junho, serves as a case study encouraged to be propagated throughout Mozambique; where the displacement of people for economic growth is proliferating. Moamba lays as the case basis for the implementation of a humanitarian Architecture through an intercalation of social interaction by analyzing internal and external conflicts in the nation. The project aims to produce - and pollinate to neighboring communities - potable water, electricity and agriculture through varied community-enhancing strategies.
The vague question of: “dictation of change through past, present and future” as well as “tactile manifestations directed by cultural preservation” will be consolidated through a concise interpretation of the existing material and future archives of information.
