Good design has the potential to provide better education, access to safe water and improved health care. Take for instance Emily Pilloton of Project .H. Design, whose design projects are bringing vast improvements to their surrounding communities. Along the same line, a new non-profit initiative called
Containers to Clinics is creating modular health care clinics for developing countries. To do so, they are rescuing shipping containers and then outfitting them with all the necessary equipment to treat women and children. Not only is this company delving into the fascinating world of
Shiping Containers Architecture, but they are developing a much needed service for humanitarian aid.
Good design has the potential to provide better education, access to safe water and improved health care. Take for instance Emily Pilloton of Project .H. Design, whose design projects are bringing vast improvements to their surrounding communities. Along the same line, a new non-profit initiative called Containers to Clinics is creating modular health care clinics for developing countries. To do so, they are rescuing shipping containers and then outfitting them with all the necessary equipment to treat women and children. Not only is this company delving into the fascinating world of Shiping Containers Architecture, but they are developing a much needed service for humanitarian aid.
