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Was born in Burkina Faso, in a little village called Gando, where there was no electricity, no access to drinking water, and no schools.

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Was given the opportunity to learn how to read and write by the age of seven. However, he had to leave his family and study for six years in order to do so.

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Had the privilege to study architecture in Berlin, Germany. He even got a scholarship!

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Two years after graduating, he returned to Gando to build a village for his people.

Clay was his main inspiration for the infrastructure, however, several people were uncertain because clay is such a fragile material.

He was able to finish building a high school, library, and school extension. Certainly, with the help from the community there.

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1. The School Extension: The innovation was to build a clay vault.

2. Library: Openings for light and ventilation were made by authentic Gando's clay pots.

3. High School: The innovation was to cast mud, like casting concrete, specifically for the walls.

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The people in Gando are still doing him justice. They can even use their new skills to earn a living by themselves. He won several awards, however it doesn't matter. His legacy is truly something that has changed Gando for the better.

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Now, he has given inspiration to more people outside of his village. Look at him! A TED Talk is pretty impressive, if you ask me.