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Jamaica spent generations building bigger houses. Now it is time to build smarter ones.
For decades, the Jamaican dream was measured in concrete, steel and square footage. The bigger the house, the greater the achievement. Another bedroom meant another generation had been provided for. Another floor represented another milestone.
But architecture is changing, and so must our understanding of what makes a good home.
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