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Makoko Floating School

A floating classroom prototype built in Lagos as an experiment in amphibious social infrastructure for flood-prone informal settlements.

building

demolished

2013-2016

Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria

Floating school prototype

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Kunle Adeyemi

Born 1976 · Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

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Kunle Adeyemi is a Nigerian architect and urbanist whose work explores water, climate, and rapidly changing urban conditions through NLE.

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NLE

practice · Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

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NLE is Kunle Adeyemi's practice, known for projects that test architecture against water, informality, and coastal urbanism.

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