This is an incredibly innovate orphanage design by TYIN, a student-run Norwegian non-profit organization focused on developing humanitarian architecture. The design is the result of working closely with the local people and a utilization of local materials. Image credit to TYIN. Here’s a sustainable orphanage built by a Norwegian non-profit group.TYIN that works to develop humanitarian architectural projects around the world. This orphanage in Thailand. the Soe Ker Tie House is one of four projects they have designed and built near the Burmese border. The orphanage uses local materials and a local labor force to create a very naturally sustainable project using a traditional Thai building technique. The bamboo needed to build the huts was harvested very close to the building site. Each hut collects rainwater, incorporates natural ventilation, and safely handles sewage.

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