There is an obvious shift towards imported styles of building and approach to space in Ghana. This is clearly creating other problems like the inefficient use of energy, a loss of our spacial identity, and a lack of solutions that harness the pros of living in a tropical country like Ghana.

The mind of a creative is often perceived as a chaotic bunker of ideas, that are very scattered and disorganized. Often a creative is given credit for being able to thrive in chaotic environments. As much a creative or novel idea can be inspired by a non-organised thought process or be born in a chaotic place, it is important that artists or creatives, who are by default immensely stimulated by their senses, create spacial experiences that will inspire them, whiles being void of clutter and distractions.

The Ghanaian music industry has made a lot of progress and is gradually becoming an avenue for economic empowerment for a lot of young people in the country. Numerous artistes have built a sound economic footing because of their music careers. Other creative talents have also benefited from this.