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        <![CDATA[Kalì Pavilion / Irene Librando and Nadia Peruggi]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Kal&igrave; is a no-profit project which led to the construction of a junior high school classroom in the rural village of Okorase (Ashanti Region, Ghana). A group of 20 international volunteers worked 3 months with the local manpower to build a sustainable raw earth and wood unit, designed by Irene Librando and Nadia Peruggi. The project won the &ldquo;Reinventing the African Mud House&rdquo; design-build challenge by Nka foundation and was realized in between September and December 2018 with a budget of 9000 euros.</p>]]>
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