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The Addis Ababa House no-tag who believes 'workshops' should onlyIn its early decades, the Ethiopian capital, founded in 1886, witnessed a very specific form of architecture. At the beginning of the East African countrys first urbanisation process, a mixture of vernacular knowledge and a new cosmopolitan mindset led to an architectural type that local professionals refer to as the Addis Ababa Style: Pavilion like buildings of different sizes, made of stone, earth, and wood, characterised by expressive pinched

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