From the mountains of Nepal to the coastlines of the Caribbean and the villages of sub-Saharan Africa, Article 25 works in regions where access to safe, resilient buildings is too often out of reach.

Our projects respond to the unique challenges of each location – from extreme weather and seismic risk to remote terrain and limited infrastructure. Whether it’s a school in a flood-prone delta or a health centre in a post-disaster zone, every building we create is futureproofed to improve community resilience and designed to last.

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Every community is different, and we treat our projects as such.

That’s why we start by listening - engaging deeply with the people who will use each space, and co-designing to ensure our buildings reflect local priorities, materials and culture. Working alongside local builders, and using sustainable and climate-positive design, we leave behind skills, knowledge and infrastructure that endure far beyond the project’s completion.