TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月24日 00時29分

Studying architecture in her native South Africa, Sumayya Vally (@sumi_v) and her fellow students were regularly told that anything they could imagine had already been done. The subtext was clear: architecture belonged to the West; all they could hope to do was build upon it, writes @arynebaker. Vally didn’t buy it. To her, the rarefied world of architecture had long ignored the African experience. "There is so much that has been taken away from us or erased or ravaged on the continent," she says. "In looking at these other ways of being, there is so much design waiting to happen." Five years ago, she launched her own studio, Counterspace, in Johannesburg, to develop a design language that acknowledges and celebrates the African continent. Her work, centered on gathering spaces large and small, struck a chord. In 2019, she became the youngest architect ever to receive one of her industry’s biggest accolades: a commission for London’s 2020/20+1 Serpentine Pavilion. Read more, and see the full #TIME100Next list, at the link in bio. Photograph by @mphomokgadi

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