Using "ancient wisdoms and techniques" can lead to carbon-neutral buildings says Yasmeen Lari

A return to traditional materials and construction techniques could help eliminate carbon emissions, says Pakistani architect Yasmeen Lari, who has built more than 45,000 homes from mud, lime and bamboo.
Designed for victims of natural disasters in Pakistan, the homes, built since 2005, form "the world's largest zero-carbon shelter programme," according to the RIBA.
"You're building something that's really affordable but at the same time there are no carbon emissions," Lari told Dezeen.
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