Ways of seeing culturally responsive architecture: Moyo Adebayo and Kazeem Kuteyi in conversation

​This explores Moyo Adebayo's ways of seeing/working through his multi- disciplinary architectural practice rooted in Afro/diasporic cultural perspectives and redefining typologies.

Through his space making and exhibition practice WMASN? and Earthworks, a practice that teaches past African approaches to architecture and design, he will talk about these mediams as desigh devices and facilitators us contersation for change. 

About Moyo Adebayo
Moyo Adebayo is an architectural designer, curator, and researcher interested in designing culturally responsive spaces. He does this by sparking interest in vernacular architecture within communities through critical designs and collaborative practices. This led him to WMASN, a collective that creates exhibitions that explore different Nigerian architectures to stimulate conversations around culturally suitable design. He has been able to work with the likes of RIBA, Zaha Hadid foundation, AHMM and more.