Anna Heringer (born 1977) is a German architect recognized for her sustainable and community-driven designs. She specializes in using local materials and traditional building techniques to create environmentally and socially responsible architecture. Her METI Handmade School in Bangladesh exemplifies her commitment to empowering communities through sustainable design. A strong advocate for architecture as a tool for development, Heringer integrates ecological sensitivity with cultural heritage in her projects worldwide. Her work has been awarded prestigious honors, including the Aga Khan Award for Architecture. Through teaching and practice, she continues to inspire a movement towards human-centered and resource-conscious architecture.