A repair-first proposal for Kingston’s ageing concrete apartment blocks puts structural safety, services and shared space ahead of cosmetic renewal.

A tough masonry core and operable storm shutters give a modest Jamaican coastal home a second, protective skin.

New UK partnership could strengthen Jamaica’s reconstruction programme as government moves to deliver new homes, repair critical infrastructure and build greater resilience against future disasters.

A modular school concept for western Jamaica pairs repeatable engineered classroom bays with a shaded shared court and a realistic maintenance plan.

A low circular home wraps an open mango-tree courtyard, turning a shaded family centre into the organising principle of a Jamaican house.

Three shallow concrete vaults and earth-toned infill walls propose a practical alternative to the familiar box house in rural St Elizabeth.

A narrow steel-truss house bridges a steep Jamaican hillside with two grounded supports, limited excavation and a serious approach to storm resilience.

A tall, ventilated farm barn brings architectural care to crop drying, hygiene and small-producer livelihoods in rural Jamaica.

A long, restrained Jamaican home uses one protective masonry wall and a shaded leeward veranda to organise climate and family life.

An incremental Jamaican starter-home village puts permanent services, drainage and legal access ahead of showy architecture.