The Delmas 2 compound has marked the presence of The Salvation Army in Port-au-prince for 60 years. The fate of the structures on both sides of the compound has been a critical issue following the 2010 earthquake that damaged the buildings beyond repair. Significant planning is going into determining how to best reconstruct the compound to serve the community. Check this album from time to time for developments in the planning process as The Salvation Army works with long-time partner KNH and architectural firm Habiterra.
Rendering of the Port-au-Prince Central Corps plans (May 2012)
This building includes three parts: the main building with seating for 1,500, a smaller building to house a library and offices and the outdoor extension that can seat an additional 1,500 people.
This building includes three parts: the main building with seating for 1,500, a smaller building to house a library and offices and the outdoor extension that can seat an additional 1,500 people.
Rendering of the Port-au-Prince Central Corps plans (May 2012)
This building includes three parts: the main building with seating for 1,500, a smaller building to house a library and offices and the outdoor extension that can seat an additional 1,500 people.
This building includes three parts: the main building with seating for 1,500, a smaller building to house a library and offices and the outdoor extension that can seat an additional 1,500 people.
Original size: 3072x2172 |
Current: 800x566 |