Features
-
PEARLING SITE: a Forest of Columns Guiding You to the Pearling Path
-
Interview with Antonia Carver on Hayy: Creative Hub and Art Jameel vision for Jeddah
-
The Mirrored Concert Hall in the Saudi Desert – Maraya
-
% ARABICA: Nando’s New Minimal Layered Coffee Shop
-
EKCONCEPT Architecture Lab designed a minimal working space for their Beirut Office.
-
8 Regional Creative Platforms To Help Your Design Career.
Diwan Amiri Quarter the First Phase of Msheireb Downtown Doha
Doha, Qatar
Allies and Morrison2015 Msheireb Downtown Doha creates a dynamic, sustainable urban downtown core as a counterpoint to a car-dominated, sprawling city. Msheireb’s first phase of public buildings has completed – the Diwan Amiri Quarter – with the remaining phases due for completion by 2022. The Quarter comprises three stone-clad public buildings and a large sacred Read More
-
Stone Garden Tower Expresses the Archaeological Language of Beirut
-
Geometric Facades for the Desert Climate at the Texas A&M Engineering College
-
Wifaq Club and the Rich Agricultural Heritage of Rabat
-
11 Regional Architecture and Design Photographers for You to Follow on Instagram.
-
DECKS on the BEACH Nightclub
-
House for Architectural Heritage
The Most Anticipated Regional Projects in 2019
Doha, Qatar
The National Museum of Qatar Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning French architect Jean Nouvel, the interlocking disc design was inspired by the desert rose. It evokes the life of the Qatari people between the desert and the sea. Seemingly growing organically out of the ground, the museum’s structure surrounds the Old Palace of Sheikh Abdullah Bin Jassim Read More
-
After Pressure – The minimal to no environmental impact furniture by Ammar Kalo
-
Roar applies “Evidence Based Design” process for Edelman’s Office
-
Elias & Yousef Anasatas debates forms and spatial configurations in Jerusalem through “Analogy”
-
The Coffee Lab by Amani Tabaza
-
Monolithic Volumes and Rhythmically Placed Voids for Mohammed VI Polytechnique University
-
Saleh Barakat Gallery, An Adaptive Reuse of A Historic Theatre
Sheltainer, a housing project for hope and humanity
Cairo, Egypy
UAE-based architects Mouaz Abouzaid, Bassel Omara & Ahmed Hammad proposed this project as a housing solutions to solve Cairo‘s Cemetery housing phenomenon for low income families using shipping containers. Sheltainer aims at targeting an important human aspect, solving a problem specifically for low-income families, students and refugees with simple yet accurate design for better humanity Read More
-
WeaveX, Arish Urban Installations
-
ABWAB: Narratives of the Middle Eastern Communities
-
MEAN* designed a curved structure sweeping in space for Audi Innovation Hub
-
Jameel Arts Centre, the innovative cultural destination developed by Art Jameel
-
Interview with Rue Kothari on Downtown Design 2018
-
Housing Project in Pink Hues References Amman Old Buildings
‘The Block’ A Sustainable Approach for Public Landscape
Dubai, UAE
desert INK 2017 ‘The Block’ stands out as one of the most unique and innovative landscape designs in the Middle East for providing an example of how site-found waste materials can be successfully utilized to create a unique character and function within a public landscape. This award-winning urban park project was constructed over a Read More
-
The Sheikh Nahyan Center for Arabic Studies and Intercultural Dialogue
-
Interview with Christopher Lee on The Jameel Arts Centre by Serie-Architects
-
Interview with Basma and Noura Bouza on Saudi Design Week 2018
-
Unit and Diaspora, 180 sun dials representing the concentration of the Palestinian diaspora
-
PERSONA Bar and Holder set by Elie Riachi
-
A Memorial Honoring The Members of The UAE Armed Forces
Snøhetta Completes the Muttrah Fish Market
Muttrah, Oman
Snøhetta 2018 Edited By : Dana Al Qottob West of Muscat, on the coast of Gulf of Oman, a new fish market has taken the stand as a new landmark on the waterfront along the lively corniche in Muttrah. The Snøhetta-designed Muttrah Fish Market is created to serve as a focal point for the Read More