Features (page 2)
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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
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New Under Construction Photos of King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture
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The Abandoned Fairgrounds by Oscar Niemeyer
Slice House by Alhumaidhi Architects
Al-Adiliyah, Kuwait
2016 ALHUMAIDHI ARCHITECTS Edited by: Dana Al Qottob The residential project is located in Al-Adiliyah, Kuwait with a plot area of 1000 m2. The rectangular plot has neighbors to the east and south in addition to a pedestrian alleyway along its longer northern edge. The shorter street frontage on the western side benefits Read More
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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
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Ramel Cups, Molding Desert Sand to Reimagine the Bedouin Coffee Cup
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Friday Sermon; Bahrain’s National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
The Place That Remains; Lebanon’s National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
Venice, Italy
Text by Farah Abdel Jawad For the 16th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, Lebanon will be participating for the first time along with four other Arab countries and will have its own Pavilion in the Arsenale. Preparatory Sketch, Beirut River watershed, 2018, ©Hala Younes Lebanon’s Pavilion will go under the title of “The Place That Remains” Read More
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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
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Crossing Boundaries to Make Objects Speak, Hollow Forms by Dima Srouji
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Robabecciah: The Informal City – The Egyptian National Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
‘Spaces in Between’; Saudi Arabia’s debut Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2018
Venice, Italy
Misk Art Institute commissions the debut of Saudi Arabia’s first ever Pavilion entitled “Spaces in Between” located in the Arsenale. In response to the theme FREESPACE set by the curators Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara for the Biennale Architettura 2018, The Saudi Pavilion takes the idea of ‘Spaces in Between’ to explores five decades of rapid urbanization, looking beyond the Read More
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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
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New images of the National Museum of Qatar
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UAE Design Stories: The Next Generation from The Emirates
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Areia Chalets, minimal villas developed on the Kuwaiti shoreline
PROTO-PIECES, a student exhibition of furniture work designed and fabricated in AUS
Sharja, UAE
Sharja, UAE Proto-pieces is an exhibition of furniture work designed and fabricated in CAAD (Collage of Architecture, Art and Design) and by students with Assistant Professor and Designer Ammar Kalo in his IDE 335 Furniture Design Basics Class, Fall of 2017, at American University of Sharjah. Each of the 12 students worked very closely with Read More
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Kutleh, A series of prototypes by Rula Yaghmour
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Fikra Tables , by KALO
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Louvre Abu Dhabi presents creations of four UAE-based contemporary artists
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LUMINOUS DRAPES, a modular pavilion made from scaffolding and IKEA drapes
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Distortion, a Series of Minimal Benches by Najla El Zein
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Bahaauddin Hotel, a Tribute Installation for Jeddah’s Glory in the 70s
Highlights from the Global Grad Show 2017
Dubai, UAE
By Tasnim Tinawi The Global Grad Show during Dubai Design Week displayed over 200 innovative projects from 92 participating universities. The 2017 edition presented students’ work that informs the purpose of design under four different categories: innovation, equality, access, and impact. Brendan Mcgetrick, the curator of the exhibition, felt like these categories are imperative to the Read More