I Grew Up Where Architecture Was Designed to Oppress : Wandile Mthiyane on Social Impact and Learning from South Africa

ArchDaily interviews Wandile Mthiyane as he discusses South Africa and the Apartheid, as well as his work with Ubuntu Design Group in Durban.

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