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20 October 2005
Cameron Sinclair: A 'silver lining' to this year's disasters
A great piece in BusinessWeek Online suggests that TED Prize winner Cameron Sinclair and his work with Architecture for Humanity could be the silver lining to this year of natural catastrophes...
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