(Left to right) Structural Home winner Chris Whyte of USE-IT, Minister for Human Settlements Bonginkosi Madikizela and Cabral Wicht from 110%...
Read MoreAs a part of the Better Living Challenge one of our finalists, the EKASI Water Cap, was recently put to the test in Khayelitsha, Cape Town....
Read MoreBy reducing water usage by 75% and installation costs by 80%, the Lifewise Eco-Loo offers a viable solution to Gugulethu’s sanitation...
Read MoreThe Better Living Challenge recently caught up with Francois Petousis, a Director of Lumkani, regarding the market support services that Lumkani is...
Read MoreThe Better Living Challenge and finalist Francois De Flamingh, owner of United Development and inventor of the Lovely Loo, have been working with...
Read MoreA low-cost early warning fire detector and integrated alert service. In the event of fire, the system alerts the inhabitants where the fire has...
Read MoreA proposal for a double story housing unit which harnesses the backyard shack rental culture and uses it to incrementally extend the starter...
Read MoreThe Better Living Challenge was showcased at the Design Indaba Expo 2015 as part of the Western Cape Government’s design strategy implemented by...
Read MoreAn open source mobile inspection tool which helps civil society organisations and community workers monitor basic service delivery in informal...
Read MoreUsing a 30% blend of waste builder’s rubble and available clay-bearing soils to manufacture Compressed Earth Blocks (CEBs). These are 3-5 times...
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