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[View of project approach in a modest neighborhood of Niamey_image by united➃design]

Public Space, Islam and Women in Niger

July 2, 2014

At united➃design, we ponder a wide variety of subjects, across a range of scales. Working on different continents requires us to study and propose context-sensitive solutions for diverse conditions. One example is a project we developed to address the lack of access that young women have to the urban public realm in Niger’s capital, Niamey. 

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