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Haiti - French Guiana : 3 Haitian students winners of an International Architecture Competition
30/06/2022 10:53:29

The Rectorate of the State University of Haiti (UEH) learned with great satisfaction the news announcing that 3 Haitian students in architecture from the Faculty of Sciences of the UEH came out winners of the International Architecture Competition, launched in December 2021, organized by the Rectorate of French Guiana in collaboration with other partners.

Winners :
Wolf Gans DUNOSIA, 4th year (Originally from Hinche, Center Dept.);
Joe-Vani DONAT, 5th year (Originally from Torbeck, South Dept.);
Stanley Kervens ARISMA, 5th year (from Gonaïves, Artibonite Dept.)

The project consisted of designing a dispensary in Saint Georges de l'Oyapock, (district of Cayenne) while respecting multiple criteria, among others: innovation, eco-construction, economy of means and aesthetics.

The UEH salutes and congratulates these students for this exceptional and inspiring victory. The entire university community should feel proud of this feat achieved by the latter who were able to carry the torch of their Alma mater and of Haiti very high to the level of the international university community.

The Rectorate takes this opportunity to wish continued success to these students in their academic and professional career and hopes that these young people will be able to persevere in this path of excellence in all respects.

HL/ HaitiLibre