Togo centres its "eccentric" modernist architecture in Venice Biennale debut
Dante Ulanday - News Moderator 
A curlicued brutalist hotel whose facade resembles two faces kissing and a bank crowned with towers informed by clay castles are among the modernist buildings celebrated in Togo's first-ever Venice Architecture Biennale pavilion. The small African nation is putting its "eccentric" modernist architecture on the world stage in the Considering Togo's Architectural Heritage exhibition, which
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