New Orleans FLOAT House: Design with a Cause in Mind
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010Design may be considered successful if people find it visually appealing. But to design something that serves to alleviate stress, promote a redeveloping culture, and protect from an especially harsh climate? Now that’s a design worth talking about.

After the devastation and housing crisis of Hurricane Katrina, the Make It Right Foundation went to work building homes that transformed New Orleans’ 9th Ward and brought new life to those most affected by the tragedy. Thom Mayne from Morphosis Architects jumped on board the project and designed the FLOAT house, a prototype that could protect from future loss and destruction. (more…)
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