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bonnie, the meaning of modern africa i end up having to add, this is after meg ah. the saying the cradle of humankind, this leading world herridge had sides allowed, vivid, says to embark on a journey away. it all began. what is believed to be the beginning of human kind, this area and grab were hidden secrets and on since burning questions about origin. ah, ah,

telling stories to furnish out well thing truces the components of modern design proven. and i have managed to strike a balance between creating beautiful home pieces on the ring. they call it and creating last thing, legacies. we met up with in to find out exactly how they do it and why it's important. take the, the south africa is home to some of the world's most stunning scenery beyond the breathtaking environment. the country is bold with color diverse cultures, traditions, and people. international banality, junior, 10 product design and pulled back year explosive. all of culture and culture representation in modern pretty to designs. using an array of colors takes to add material. each product is more than just a piece of furniture. we tower african 30 furniture, list of furniture is inspired by african stories and heritage and culture. and i

think more than anything we endeavor to tell stories of african culture of it being forgotten. i feel like because we don't, right thing normally like make a lot of african cultures. a lot of cultures really good luck because nothing is written down. and with what we do here, the native, we really just trying to preserve what we can, the way that we can keeping within the fundamentals of her design philosophy. one of importance, most recent collections towards inspiration from modern and traditional african, hey style. some of these being cornrows originated from north africa right through to south, commonly done by women in the 1980 the things that we took from, from the traditional historic that takes just that we to return later into products through weaving or using fringes. so all of those, those f of the inspiration takes color form, you know,

all of those things. we took those things and then we said, okay, great. but if you really wanted to design a change that was relevant in relates to more than time, these are the things that you would be. we took that information and we took the elements of money into the line. and we put those things together. but it's like the constant thing of you trying to make these 2 things come together and collaborate me being your process. engineer makes me approach my word different, but i am also a creator, you know, am i that? but i'm also like super practical. so when i design it, ok, it looks great, but it is functional because we know trying to design things that i just pretty think people in africa always been creating. i mean, they are amazing people who just been doing what they do. one of these creators, it's be so shine gay even award winning interior and really to design the st as he

design ethos on culture, infusing storytelling into each page, using cars and to convey the story designed to me is the solution of a lot of the problems that we have i say that because i thought that i was losing a lot of myself in terms of one seeking to understand my culture. i said to myself, is one thing of really good at its design. and if i can use that to repose myself and find must of and find my causing it to know more, then i'm obviously doing something right to design. and i realize that it has such a strong passion for furniture and was like, yo, i'm going to find a way to celebrate, you know, modern furniture because i love can navy design, but then put myself into it and put a lot of like with both african touch into it, and while that was happening, i would things would happen at home culturally and i would find a way to tell the story through the furniture. one such story being candle,

which in the city language means love the diesel create to the table, which represents a couple of love embodied in traditional patterns. and here me to shape seen on the facade of the through a friend of mine was getting married and him and his partner had been, and this beautiful relationship that had a lot of ups and downs them losing the kid. and so being together and holding it down and i just loved hall on this day. love was and and i say that was then i 2 elements of the love in terms of what love meant to them. and then a formulated these patterns that, you know, love is a journey and it has no thought it has no end when you together. and that's why you have that line that's within the server. and then what i did was i use your metric pectin from feed worked, represent the male and female, putting the mail on top to guide and protect her. and she's at the bottom proceeds the root of the relationship. so this is the story that i formulate, you know,

using the geometry i see, saw and impose designs are created using, made me feel and what the patient is to make long lasting pieces that maintain its look. and for, for years to come, the, the brand it is, is, i don't want you to come and buy another survey. again, it's about having this one server, and then you protect it and love it to the storing you're more special goods in their own. for me personally with my son being both belgian and african, it's very important for me to know that he belongs to king. i really wanted to create a little for them in and in the sense of stories and also so that they can see themselves in the history representing where the inspiration is derived from here or culture. the beauty of walls without home to pieces is that it can tell

a story which holds a deeper significance, creating a legacy that can be passed down from generation to generation ah amuses and can you look forward to an exciting time for that ignite while traveling from a to be a size of the holes and then my cousins take every day i have a whole new level. ah, the theme is what guides us to do. what we want actin the mattress is part of the robust culture. when you get to the possible, you just have to wait for that. i can't think of any other place in the world with such art when they are transport vehicle. i never thought i was going to become this from us.

oh. d d d my name is mohammed. normally people calling them are good because of the job i've been doing since the 19 ninety's. so my work is graffiti body shop and everything about cars and mortal bikes. when i started, i started on canvas doing cameras was not giving me that pleasure, which, you know, i, every time i used to do a conference, i was wondering people to see what i've done. but most of the time you do, conversely, take it to someone, maybe 2 or 3 people see it. that's really good. they deal. should they play this on? cause it was cars are moving canvas. so the swim, they said in just doing his hands on my to small designs, the foster may study, they said it would take us in said matter to them, they said they bring the graffiti on the outside. but of small things. because at

that time to pull the nord to sting was ah, normally how we start? the glance comes with the vehicle. we assess it. if there's any body work, we do it. there's somebody, some customers, they are very crazy customers. know you have to differentiate. you get a crazy customer, he tells you okay, do what you want me and did like a via p logins all day, the same people. so then knowing this, i just graffiti abstract think because normally at that time if you did something, someone could not live there or like this had demonic things. and they be your cussing something the 1st stanza, my dad was there or not like now because at that time we never used to do bodycote customization more to these, those music but not as like now doesn't available there. and that was the 1st image

to view them at 1st they did it on my car. i had a small thought, i live in, i put it into an inch on the dashboard. people are shocked at that time. it doesn't look like that. you see like today, am i to can have you been accepted to these 55 scenes that to lens and that time? that's how he started every day. i wanted grip something different thing. maybe the board improving may be fits the kind of colors i'm doing. maybe the kind of graffiti i'm doing. so every day i wanted to do something different, even if i'm not doing them as much as i used to do before. but i created up a trend and people every day try and do that innovative new kind of things with i was seated in forbes magazine. i think that was the biggest achievement. people look up to me. it has given people the morale that it doesn't matter who you are, which,

which table you are all where you come from. you can do anything. i go every people normally. i then good for that and being determined that one day i would make it today, i'm just saying the cradle of human kind. this leading world heritage side allows this, it says symbolically the journey away. it began. teresa kimberly tommy gave us insight into what you can look forward to at the mirage in this, in the cradle of human kind form, part of what is known as the fossil harmony side of south africa. and this is an area of about 53000 cases where we have an abundance of fossil domains found stating back to about 4000000 years. and kind of gives us a story of who we are as humans and origins in africa. so the matter being visit

the same was established a few years off to the cradle area was declared a unique school type. and he seems it was established so that he could bring the discoveries, the science, the importance of evolution. and what we found in south africa every south african as well as the people all over the world. because at the end of the day, this is our shade history shade hated this. it is something of national pride and something that everyone should have access to. so the matter of being visit was established just up the road from best and so that be on disturbing the fossil sights. and essentially this is just an area, a museum that we hope is an experience. so when you leave here, we hope that you leave with a lasting memory of what you will learn inside this beautiful building. and also so that you get the knowledge that the scientists have access to this in dia, ah, creating a face to showcase history is no mean feat. in this instance,

the architecture is a feature of the architect and pay tomorrow. they paid a big part in the key design element. i could imagine this was such a huge task, but one of the client brief and hard to keep it. so the brief was because it's the side where human beings were 1st discovered. this, the brief was how do we interpret that inability? so can we pick out those back to the past and imagine what the world would have been like in those days. in this instance is about telling the origins of humanity . and it's an african story because everybody originated in africa, they spread all over the world and we want to tell that story. and of course, there were factors that you had to consider considering the scale of the project. what was i think the biggest thing, i mean you put a whole conference and you was to hire as much as possible the building that when you arrive you're just mom and you don't know what it is. and then as you get

closer to it, you realize that you can actually go inside it. once you're inside, then you go down into the boatright into kind of, into the depths of the which is where the submission. and then when you come out on the other end, all of sudden you have the beautiful views out here. but you don't quite know where you are. then as you come out and go back to the building, totally different from the other side. and it's kind of meant to look like more futuristic. where's the other one was more looking back was kind of take you through a journey through time. and when you come out, you realize that you're back in today's world and possibly in the future. and possibly in the future while places like the cradle of human kind. so important, i think they're important because the teachers lessons about where we comfortable. not many people know that this part of the world just outside johannesburg has got some of the oldest fossil human fossils. and so this really is where human beings

were born. where for the 1st time, humans evolved from, from animals right outside johannesburg. right outside your hand is very good. the really mind blowing around the survey is an african architects and was recently named architects of the year in germany. is known for his innovative ideas and managed to infuse the spirits of africa and see of modern designs. take him out. london serpentine pavilion, the new parliament building in the mean, west africa, and tippett rise art. so to pavilion in the u. s. state of montana. these are just a few of the unique buildings designed by berlin based architect. of course this killing ruby hina, if who do i need to do from this architecture must not only evolve fearless pacific

need and on the back, but also inspire. yeah. did. mentioned the only inspired people are capable of having visions and being energized to see them threaten that so so become news of his union once was absolutely full. 5th, cafe born and gondo burkina faso moved to germany at 20. he founded his very on architecture firm and 2005. and today has 12 full time employees. assistant is architectural designs like the needs new national assembly building are inspired by the local culture. the impressive temper structure under construction since april draws on west africa, pullover tree tradition, thus be shipped to tulsa. people looking to gather mention would look for a tree. ma voici superman, common work, one, can i nimble ideally a large tree basin? and then also by that provides plenty of shackle, exclaimed it might come, susan,

you get together, sit down and discuss issues affecting the community. all village of this office does is in symbolizes true democracy, kersey, docile. i use this as inspiration for the names parliament building melamine house in been in post this kitty began studying architecture excellence technical university in 1995. as a student, he launched a funding raising campaign for a primary school in his home village of condo in burkina faso. it was completed in 2001 before his graduation to shuler flash on the uh huh. as of yet, the school project was fantastic. if he really la, each project showed up and decided somewhat naively, to build a school medina and i did it evaluated as it worked out, i convinced the local community telling them we can do it. we bought it from clay is nobody believed in housing. i'm so emotionally attached to these buildings

keyboard design used local building techniques and resources. the school is largely constructed from clay, a suspended roof, and special windows keep the buildings interior pleasantly cool. the design earned forces killing a prestigious architectural award. though at this stage he was considering quitting university in wonder the norman, i was basically studying architecture to learn how to built vendors during my degree is that i went back home and build that school on food, which was club. and i realized you pack your bags and go back home. sure. and then you can build many more schools and other things daily. but luckily i had great teachers that changed my mind that they convinced him to stay on and finish his degree. soon after full, cisco hate founded his own architectural firm realizing numerous projects around the globe. many of them in africa, likeness, oper, village in idea hatched in collaboration with late german theater director

christoph shinkansen. the intercultural a site is still under construction for cisco signature is apparent in the roof designs. he also drew up and for the new kid to institute building in the car synagogue, we're building will begin in 2021. kathy has also designed many more schools across the african continent. he says he feels a sense of social responsibility to do so. anything adam kleinman dos in africa. when i construct a school in a small african village, vicky in toy. i want pupils to be able to dream so shallow and think beyond the immediate social confines into victory. that way they may hatch ideas about how to improve their society. so that's what i call inspiration. and it was all architecture must fulfill a social purpose. other buildings must make us feel at home, 0 and safe off name and as of yet, once you're born food dying,

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