The inspiration for the project was the union between communities. In Zambia, unity and coexistence are essential for the successful management of activities that benefit the community. Based on that premise, the project was designed with the intention of bringing students together in a single center, reinforcing the concept of unity and coexistence.

The project consists of four main areas: educational, administrative, rest, and recreational. The entrance is located at the upper right corner, where an administrative building and the workshop area (metal fabrication, agriculture, cooking, and tailoring) welcome visitors. These two areas are connected by an orthogonal circulation path. Following this path, we find the educational zone, which includes 10 classrooms, a library, study cubicles, a laboratory, and a multipurpose room. Adjacent to this area are the dining hall and the recreational zone. To maintain this hierarchy, a dormitory space was proposed for both teachers and students, taking into account the rest needs of both groups.

Materials Required for Earthen Mortar
-Clayey Soil – This is the main component. It should contain between15% and 25% clay content, providing cohesion and plasticity to the mix.
-Fine Sand – Used to improve workability and reduce cracking. Preferably river sand or sieved sand.
-Chopped Straw – Enhances tensile strength and helps control
shrinkage cracking.
-Water – Activates the cohesive properties of the mixture and binds the components