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Japanese architect Shigeru Ban and his company, Shigeru Ban Architects, are donating their time and skills to make the Colliers Kirinda project the benchmark of excellence that others are now encouraged to emulate.
Shigeru Ban is a world-class Japanese architect with offices in Paris and Tokyo, famous for his innovative work building homes for disaster victims from recycled paper. In 2005 he added to his many international accolades by winning the 40th annual Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture.
Led by Project Manager Anthony Benjamin, the team on the ground in Sri Lanka is driving the process of rebuilding Kirinda Village. Mr. Benjamin is assisted by On-Site Supervisor Ajith Premasiri and the local architectural firm Philip Weeraratne Associates.
