Aya BOUSSOUF

Reimagine the Canals: Today’s New York State Canal System is a 524-mile network comprised of the Erie Canal, the Oswego Canal, the Cayuga-Seneca Canal and the Champlain Canal. Constructed between 1905 and 1918 as the Barge Canal, the four branches of the Canal System are direct successors to the canals that New York State began building in 1817 and that established New York’s commercial primacy by connecting New York City to the Great Lakes and the American Midwest.

Concours ARCHIGENIEUR AFRIQUE #5:

ArchiGineer Africa competition is born from the will to support and amplify the teaching of Architecture, Urbanism, Civil Engineering, Design and Landscape in Africa.

It aims to contribute in showcasing positive images of locally sourced African materials used in construction; foster inspiration and creativity, and give designers the opportunity to explore the large potential of architectural and technical creation.

The 2020 theme: "Design a local healthcare facility in Africa."