Focusing on the career of Jo Noero, this publication highlights his significant contributions to architecture in South Africa, particularly during and after apartheid. Known for his work with NGOs and prominent figures like Desmond Tutu, Noero designed over 200 structures, including the acclaimed Red Location Precinct and Museum. The book explores his evolving projects, reflecting the changing South African landscape, while also delving into his professional ethics and the design principles of Noeroarchitects.
