HF empowering communities with sustainable bamboo mosques. 25 eco-friendly masjids for Mirpur Khas, each serving 4 villages.

The Heritage Foundation is empowering communities through sustainable design. Presenting the bamboo masjid concept for Mirpur Khas district. A generous donor plans to construct 25 mosques, each serving 4 villages, fostering unity, worship and eco-friendly architecture.

posted 2d ago

HarperCollins publishes a children’s book titled, “Yasmeen Lari, Green Architect”. It is written by Marzieh Abbas & illustrated by Hoda Hadadi.

Discover the inspiring story of Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan’s first female architect, in this beautifully crafted children’s book by Marzieh Abbas, with stunning illustrations by Hoda Hadadi. Published by HarperCollins, this must-read celebrates resilience, creativity, and breaking barriers.

posted 7d ago

Doug Banks of re: arc institute visits Pono Village to see first hand, the Malawi Group Workshop being conducted with the institute’s support.

Doug Banks of re: arc institute visits Pono Village to witness the Malawi Group Training Workshop, made possible through re: arc institute’s generous grant. The two week workshop was conducted in Pono Village, with the partnership of the Heritage Foundation and Spiritual Chords.

posted 9d ago

The Malawi group workshop continues in Pono Village, w/ the sponsorship of re: arc institute and a joint collaboration of HF & Spiritual Chords.

Training continues in Pono Village as the Malawian group dives deeper into learning and growth. This workshop, sponsored by the re:arc institute and conducted in collaboration with the Heritage Foundation and Spiritual Chords, is fostering knowledge-sharing and community empowerment.

posted 11d ago

A group of 10 men and women from Malawi is in Pono Village for a two week workshop to learn about sustainable construction.

A group of 10 men and women from Malawi is in Pono Village for two weeks to learn about sustainable construction. They plan to use these skills to build ecofriendly homes in their country. The training focuses on using local materials like bamboo and clay and building energy-efficient houses. This will help them create affordable, green housing for their communities. Not only are they learning fast but also making friends with the local community and enjoying the hospitality of the villagers.

posted 16d ago