The Bercy-Cavaillon Community Center, designed by Emergent Vernacular Architecture (EVA Studio), stands as a beacon of community empowerment in the verdant, tropical region of southern Haiti. This 240 sqm facility, completed in 2025, was conceived as a multi-functional space for the rural community of Bercy-Cavaillon and the local farmers' association, APTEKKA. It serves as a crucial hub for training, cultural exchange, communal events, and peaceful sanctuary.
A Hub of Hope: Nurturing Community and Culture in Rural Haiti
The Vision Behind Bercy-Cavaillon's Community Anchor
Concealed amidst the luxuriant tropical vegetation of southern Haiti, this architectural endeavor manifests as a central gathering place for the inhabitants of Bercy-Cavaillon's rural expanse. Simultaneously, it accommodates the administrative operations of the local farmers' collective, APTEKKA. This facility represents the sole communal amenity within its isolated locale, purposefully designed to facilitate educational workshops, cultural celebrations, collective assemblies, and moments of tranquility.