Such a Amazing Result of Communal Work

This is my new article which I was inspired of the different researches that I have been doing about the human Development. I have seen more things like this but this one it’s the best, and it's something that it need to be showed.

Community of Makoko, located on the lagoon heart of Nigeria’s largest city

Here, It's another example of how the humans, the people, and exactly the community can work together to committee the same goals. This innovated floating school it’s located in Lagos, Nigeria where there has a fishing community who lives on the water, and survives fishing every day. The poor resources that are not available to get for them are the principle things as education. They just knew that the way to get their goals is the assembly and the union of this community.

I was really impressive for the qualities of the eco-sustainable architecture that this architect created. This is another meaning of we don’t need luxurious and expensive thing to get happiness and development. I really detect the different practical things which the infrastructure works. The first floor is a kind of lobby where the fishers and the kid can meet each other and create new fishing stuff or artisanal methods of fishing, the second floor was created for the classes and actually the outdoors walls have a space for install a wonderful and meaningful picture or paint referring with the Nigerian culture; and the last and third floor is for the breaks times with a awesome view.

I hope that this article give us a learning of how can we be effective in our communities and how can we work for the people around you, in spite of the fact of everyone has a different major and skill, also I want to show you all that the small and meaningful things can do more than you think.

 

I want to give you more info about this, so that it’s here. Makoko Floating School is a prototype floating structure, built for the historic water community of Makoko, located on the lagoon heart of Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos. As a pilot project, it has taken an innovative approach to address the community’s social and physical needs in view of the impact of climate change and a rapidly urbanizing African context. Its main aim is to generate a sustainable, ecological, alternative building system and urban water culture for the teeming population of Africa’s coastal regions.