Features
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MEAN* designed a curved structure sweeping in space for Audi Innovation Hub
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Jameel Arts Centre, the innovative cultural destination developed by Art Jameel
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Interview with Rue Kothari on Downtown Design 2018
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Housing Project in Pink Hues References Amman Old Buildings
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‘The Block’ A Sustainable Approach for Public Landscape
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The Sheikh Nahyan Center for Arabic Studies and Intercultural Dialogue
Interview with Christopher Lee on The Jameel Arts Centre by Serie-Architects
Dubai, UAE
The Jameel Arts Centre by Serie-Architects is set to open in next month in Dubai, UAE. The 10,000 square meter complex is a multidisciplinary space dedicated to the display, promotion and creation of art from across the Middle East and beyond, featuring curated exhibitions that draw on the Jameel Art Collection, as well as regional and Read More
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Interview with Basma and Noura Bouza on Saudi Design Week 2018
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Unit and Diaspora, 180 sun dials representing the concentration of the Palestinian diaspora
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PERSONA Bar and Holder set by Elie Riachi
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A Memorial Honoring The Members of The UAE Armed Forces
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Snøhetta Completes the Muttrah Fish Market
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The Public Living Room by rppl initiative
The Flat Stone Vault, a Pioneering Interlocking Stone Ceiling
Jerusalem, Palestine
AAU Anastas 2018 AAU Anastas have just completed a flat vault ceiling that is comprised of wedged stones to cover the new shop extension of St Mary of the Resurrection Abbey in Jerusalem. The newly built flat stone vault is an extension of the monastery’s shop. Architecturally, it consists of a juxtaposed volume addition. However, the Read More
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Regional Participants at London Design Biennale’18
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Modernist Indignation, Winner of The Most Outstanding Overall Contribution in LDB 2018
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Mondrian Doha, an Iconic Interior by Marcel Wanders
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Laayoune Educational Center for Adults, by Urban-Agency
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Soriano House by Beyt Architects
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The Pearl Route, The renovation of Dar Al Jinaa and Dar Al Riffa
New Under Construction Photos of King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture
Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Under Construction – 2018 KACW, King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Snøhetta Edited by: Dana Al Qottob The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture is a bold new initiative on the part of the Saudi Aramco Oil Company to promote cultural development within the Kingdom. Following an invited architectural design competition Read More
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The Abandoned Fairgrounds by Oscar Niemeyer
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Slice House by Alhumaidhi Architects
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Outdoor Installations during Beirut Design Week 2018
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[Video] UNIDO’s Public Interventions in Tripoli During Beirut Design Week
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Interview with Doreen Toutikian on taking Beirut Design Week 2018 to an Urban Scale
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Jad El Khoury, Turning War Remnants Into Art
Ramel Cups, Molding Desert Sand to Reimagine the Bedouin Coffee Cup
Dubai, UAE
Tinkah Kholoud Sharafi Hamza Omari 2018 The Foundry by Tinkah set out to develop a material that tames the characteristics of the desert into a moldable medium. The Foundry has designed and produced the humble coffee cup Using a new material, Ramel. “Ramel” has the ability to shift shape into functional and aesthetic products that emerge Read More
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Friday Sermon; Bahrain’s National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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The Place That Remains; Lebanon’s National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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Group3Architectes integrated Guelmim Airport in an existing military infrastructure
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The Fold; Pakistan’s first National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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Lifescapes Beyond Bigness; UAE’s 16th Architecture Exhibition at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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The Handmade and The Heartmade, Inside Nada Debs new studio and boutique
Crossing Boundaries to Make Objects Speak, Hollow Forms by Dima Srouji
Ramallah, Palestine
Dima Srouji Photography by Mothanna Hussein Text by Farah Abdel Jawad Born in Nazareth and raised in both Jerusalem and Doha, designer and architect Dima Srouji started her collection of contemporary expressive glass figures entitled “Hollow Forms”. Dima Srouji earned a Master of Architecture degree from Yale University and a Bachelor of Architecture from Kingston Read More
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Robabecciah: The Informal City – The Egyptian National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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‘Spaces in Between’; Saudi Arabia’s debut Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
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Maroun Lahoud designs a minimal Maronite church in Lebanon
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The Nomad Pavilion, A Water harvesting sanctuary for Arid Weather
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Adrian Lahoud to curate the inaugural Sharjah Architecture Triennial