We are acla:works, a contemporary Caribbean architecture and interiors practice with over 120 years of combined experience of working in the Caribbean. We are leaders in design, the use of technology and green architecture.
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acla:works Featured in The New York Times
On the 23rd March 2013, acla:works director Gary Turton was featured in an article in The New York Times along with architect Mark Raymond. The article written by Jewel Faser is titled "Taking Advantage of Trinidad's Picturesque Terrain," and we think it raises the bar for Architecture in Trinidad and Tobago as well as …
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Lumis Photography
acla:works director Brian Lewis has launched his architectural photography website. On this, Lewis has to say “The architecture we choose to photograph, and how we photograph it says what we think, feel and believe. My photography is the world of architecture made visible through my unique experience and vision as an architect and photographer: for …
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An Architects View of ICT
Recently, acla director and Chief Marketing Officer Gary Turton attended a keynote presentation by Aneesh Chopra. This is some of what Gary had to share:
On Tuesday October 30th 2012, at TTCSI’s “Unleashing ICT for Development,” Aneesh Chopra, who was the first Federal Chief Technology Officer of the United States under President Obama delivered …
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Brian Lewis Addresses The Topic of Caribbean Identity and Its Evolving Aesthetics
Brian Lewis of acla:works limited was invited to be part of a panel of speakers at the FCAA's (Federation of Caribbean Association of Architects) VIII Biennale and Conference themed 'The Joy of Architecture', hosted by the Barbados Institute of Architects in September of this year where he shared his view of the new …
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