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Sep 29, 2026
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Sep 15, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Toke Joseph

    From Garden to Monument: Liberation Landscapes in African Cities (opens the original)

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    Liberation does not always begin with a monument. It may begin in a garden, a yard, a clearing, a field; in the occupation of land and the possibility of gathering there. Across histories shaped by colonialism and dispossession, space has been more than the setting in which liberation takes place. It has been one of its practices: cultivated, occupied, hidden within, moved through and collectively remade. Wolff Architects' research Liberation Gardens offers the garden as one way of reading these

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Toke Joseph

    When the Water Comes: How Lagos Negotiates with Its Returning Floods (opens the original)

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    Lagos is a city shaped by time, human interaction, the forces of nature, and its evolving, sometimes uneasy relationship with all three. Nowhere is this more visible than when the rain comes. Eko sits on a floodplain. Its geographical condition predates the city itself, reaching back to a time before the first road was laid, the first boundary drawn. The drainage systems, the developments that have gradually become privatised waterfronts, are all built on a landscape that has always been, at its

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Toke Joseph

    Flood | Tag | ArchDaily (opens the original)

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    Lagos is a city shaped by time, human interaction, the forces of nature, and its evolving, sometimes uneasy relationship with all three. Nowhere is this more visible than when the rain comes. Eko sits on a floodplain. Its geographical condition predates the city itself, reaching back to a time before the first road was laid, the first boundary drawn. The drainage systems, the developments that have gradually become privatised waterfronts, are all built on a landscape that has always been, at its

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