Good Magazine profiles architect Cameron Sinclair and his work to create means of collaborative architecture.

Sinclair, 33, is one of a new breed of visionary humanitarian, and the effects of his project are proving to be more far reaching than the structures themselves, shifting the trajectory of architecture toward a more collaborative and socially conscious process. “We’re changing the dynamic of what it means to be an architect,” says Sinclair in a distinguished-sounding British accent. “If you strip away all the ego in architecture … all we do is provide shelter. And if you can’t do that, you can’t call yourself an architect.”