Arkitrek volunteer and Dundee University student, Jamie Ross, reflects on his three months on a rural construction site in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo

In which we thank Huddersfield University student Michell Martin for her contribution to the Arkitrek Volunteer Program, specifically the design and build of the Mantanani Kindergarten

The young men in Tinangol are encouraged to spend much of their time chasing an enigmatic frog that lives in the forests around the village. Oliver Wilson, Arkitrek Volunteer and Dundee University student explains…

This is our proposal for a community kindergarten at Kg Tinagol in the North of Sabah. It will be built by staff and volunteers from Camp Tinangol, a community tourism program operated by the locals with support from Camps International. Design by Arkitrek together with Dundee University students Eoghan Hoare and Oliver Wilson.

Eoghan Hoare, a student at Dundee University, was the first Arkitrek Volunteer to be placed with our partner Camps International in Borneo. He became an unwitting ambassador for Co Cork – Kudat international relations, helped no doubt by the fact that he learned not to say no. Allow Eoghan to explain.