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Mick Pearce architect currently based in Zimbabwe. Pearce has led projects across the UK, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Australia, China, and South Africa. His work is distinguished by the use of natural materials and processes, aiming to minimize environmental impact through local materials and traditional technologies like windmills.Pearce's architecture is internationally recognized, particularly for the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe, and Council House 2 in Melbourne, Australia. These projects are acclaimed for their energy-efficient design inspired by natural systems, notably termite mounds, which allow for natural ventilation and cooling. His work emphasizes biomimicry—drawing inspiration from nature to solve human challenges, particularly in creating buildings that are low maintenance, have low capital and running costs, and utilize renewable energy systems.
