In modern construction, the underlying trend is towards standardized, globalized and non-contextualized architecture, excessive use of concrete, glass, metal and frequent recourse to artificial air conditioning. This creates gigantic environmental and energy challenges. Our proposal within the framework of this project will therefore help to curb this trend. We will try to design a building according to the principles of sustainable development.

Limited to the south by the Atlantic Ocean, to the west by Ghana, to the east by Benin, the city of Lomé, capital of Togo, is home to our project site. The site of our study located within the walls of the University of Lomé, about 100m from the Amphitheater Pr. G AMPAH JOHNSON is surrounded by two (O2) traffic lanes, 14m and 16m located respectively to the North and to the South. The immediate environment of the site is marked by an absence of significant buildings and is dotted with a few trees and shrubs. Its relatively flat topography further simplifies the implantation logic.