YL inspires a packed audience at Yale University, sharing her journey towards zero-carbon architecture designed for the masses.

Architect Yasmeen Lari was introduced by AIA Gold Medalist Dean Deborah Burke. Lari delivered a 45 minute Paul Rudolph Annual Public lecture to a packed hall and overflow areas in the iconic Paul Rudolph school of architecture building. The audience consisted of admission aspirants, students and faculty members belonging to different fields at Yale University as well as a large online audience. The lecture was extremely well received with an extensive question and answer session. The post lecture reception was well attended by all participants. Later a dinner was held in her honour. It was hosted by Dean Burke and consisted of famous architects from New Haven, New York and the Bay Area.

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Miss Afshan Khan visits Village Ahmed Khan Lajwani to see first hand the impact of her generous donation in the community.

Miss Afshan Khan visits Village Ahmed Khan Lajwani to witness the transformation made possible by her generous donation, with 25 homes now standing as a testament to her commitment to community uplift.

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First bamboo masjid “Ar-Rahman” inaugurated in the zero donor village, Tando Waglio, district Mir Pur Khas.

The inauguration of the first bamboo mosque, “Ar-Rahman”, in Zero Donor Village, Tando Waglio, Mir Pur Khas district, marks a new chapter of faith, community, and sustainability. Made possible through the generous donation of Mr. Shahzad, this mosque symbolizes hope and unity. It is the first of many to be built in the coming months.

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Dezeen Magazine writes about YL declining the Wolf Prize for Architecture 2025, citing the ongoing genocide in Gaza as her reason.

Dezeen Magazine writes about Yasmeen Lari declining the 2025 Wolf Prize for Architecture, citing the ongoing genocide in Gaza as the reason for her decision, reaffirming her commitment to social justice over personal accolades. Known for her humanitarian approach to architecture, Yasmeen Lari has consistently used her platform to advocate for marginalized communities and highlight issues of global significance. Her decision underscores the intersection of architecture and social responsibility, as well as the need for greater awareness and action on humanitarian crises worldwide.

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Sarika Jhawar writes an article on Yasmeen Lari, detailing her efforts to use architecture as a tool to empower communities.

Sarika Jhawar writes about the inspiring work of Yasmeen Lari, highlighting how the pioneering architect is using her expertise to empower marginalized communities. Through innovative, sustainable designs, Yasmeen Lari has been at the forefront of using architecture as a powerful tool for social change, providing solutions that not only address immediate needs but also foster long-term empowerment and resilience. Jhawar’s article sheds light on Yasmeen Lari’s commitment to creating environments that uplift and support those in need, blending tradition with modernity to promote a more equitable future.

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