Cameron Sinclair: My wish: A call for open-source architecture

The speaker shares their journey of founding an organization to involve architects in humanitarian work, focusing on innovative and sustainable design solutions for global challenges. They discuss early projects in Kosovo and Africa, the adoption of an open-source model, and the impact of community engagement. The talk highlights responses to disasters like Hurricane Katrina and the vision for open-source architecture to improve living conditions worldwide.

What challenges did the speaker face in managing the influx of volunteers and requests for help?

What was the community's response to the need for education among young women in the speaker's project?

What vision does the speaker have for the future of architecture in relation to humanitarian work?

What role does the speaker believe designers should play in humanitarian efforts?