Poul Bertelsen

Written as a guide, Designs for Humanity serves as a blueprint for architects, engineers, and anyone interested in Public Interest Design. Bertelsen hopes his experiences will inspire others to commit to projects that uplift communities in both developing and developed nations, fostering a deeper sense of global responsibility. For young professionals, he emphasizes the importance of cultivating skills locally before embarking on international endeavors. This book is a literary mentorship, urging architects to embrace architecture’s core mission: creating spaces that serve and sustain humanity across all borders.