With the Jarahieh Refugee School, CatalyticAction Demonstrates the True Potential Of Temporary Structures | ArchDaily
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The 2015 Milan Expo required the input of more than 145 countries and 50 international organizations resulting in over 70 temporary pavilions; a...
Save this picture! Courtesy of CatalyticAction Written by Ariana Zilliacus Published on March 02, 2017 Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/806427/with-the-jarahieh-refugee-school-catalyticaction-demonstrates-the-true-potential-of-temporary-structures Copy The 2015 Milan Expo required the input of more than 145 countries and 50 international organizations resulting in over 70 temporary pavilions; a combined effort totaling more than €13 billion . Norman Foster’s rippling pavilion for the United Arab Emirates ended up at €60 million. The massive slab of co
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