Italian photographer Andrea Ferro has documented the remaining 1950s bubble houses in Dakar, Senegal, as they face demolition threats. These unique concrete-dome homes, built using an inflatable balloon technique developed by American architect Wallace Neff, offer a glimpse into post-war architectural innovation and daily life in the city. Developers should watch for potential preservation efforts to save these historically significant structures.
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