This series is geared towards reimagining everyday structures and components that though seemingly mundane, shape the way we live as Trinbagonian people. To kick start the series our team at ACLA gave ourselves a day to pitch alternative designs for the tent. Vending is almost second nature...
The urban development of Port of Spain fascinates us at ACLA architecture. From a both a land use and architectural standpoint, there is so much that can be reimagined within our capital city. We recently had the opportunity to chat with Desmond and Sudesh, directors...
In this 5 Q’s feature, we got a glimpse into the fascinating mind of Dr. Nesha Beharry-Borg, director of Centrascape, a 35-year-old garden centre design and landscaping company here in Trinidad and Tobago The home garden and landscaping industry has experienced significant growth during this global...
Nature has been utilised as a problem solver and a boundless source of inspiration for centuries. It has significantly aided in our development and influenced our lives in numerous ways. In architecture for instance it’s essential to understand how settlements and societies have evolved based...
As architects and designers, we’re aware of our social responsibility to help design a better world. However, this isn’t possible without collaboration with other skilled practitioners and thought leaders from various industries. One of which is Jonathan Barcant, who we recently spoke with about his...
Here at ACLA architecture, we value the vast array of work that local designers and creatives of Trinidad and Tobago contribute to our dynamic culture and society. In this 5 Q’s feature we chatted with Nicholas Huggins on his awe inspiring illustrations and work in...
Can small yet meaningful interventions change the way that we perceive our city? Follow this mini video series "Port of Spain; City in Transition" as we explore simple design possibilities that can have a transformative impact on our quality of life here in Trinidad and Tobago! https://www.youtube.com/embed/jXZXqqEwPnE ...
"I think a revival of re-centralization of Port of Spain would be good, but I am uncertain the infrastructure can handle this. Traffic and parking is already a terrible problem when having to go into the city. You have caught me at a time in...
Looking to this privately vibrant yet publicly obscure culture as a means of economic diversification....
In urbanized suburbs such as Woodbrook, where cars have a particularly negative impact, walkability would be transformative. How could this be achieved?...