Climate-Adaptive Institute of Technology: Compressed Earth Construction and Productive Landscapes

Design a technology institute inspired by Francis Kéré. Combine compressed earth architecture, modular academic buildings, naturally ventilated laboratories, collaborative learning environments, productive landscapes, rainwater harvesting, and community-centered planning into a future-ready campus emphasizing local empowerment, environmental intelligence, and educational innovation. Compressed earth block walls with clay ventilation cones on the roofs, detached shade canopies above each block, rainwater channels feeding planted swales and a mango orchard, students under the canopies, hot bright sun with sharp canopy shadow, elevated three-quarter view, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K