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在一些热带的国家,至今保留着最原始的手作和用从自然界直接可取的材料建造房屋,比如竹子,或者泥土。一些有人道主义精神的事务所或者个人设计师,喜欢深入这样的国家,用当地的原材料、人工、技术实现一些建筑理想,这些建筑往往既迷人又感人。建筑项目流传的同时又使当地的手作技艺被世界所认知,比如妇女的编织手艺,丝绸、刺绣等等,说不定还能带动当地的就业。这种即所谓的“手作和人道主义互相哺育,理想与实践互相印证”的案
In some tropical countries, the most primitive handicrafts and the construction of houses, such as bamboo, or earth, are still preserved until now and are directly accessible from nature. Some humanitarian-minded firms or personal designers like to go deep into such countries and use some of the local raw materials, labor, and technology to make some of their architectural ideals, often attractive and moving. The spread of construction projects at the same time make the local hand-made skills recognized by the world, such as women's weaving skills, silk, embroidery, etc., may also be able to promote local employment. This is the so-called “hand-and humanitarian nurturing each other, ideal and practice of mutual proof” case