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NovPlay! A Bottom-Up Design Process in Lebanon
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Joana Dabaj updates us on their project to enhance public spaces in refugee camps in Lebanon. Read more
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Kabir Mokamel, a Graphic designer who spent part of his life in Australia, returned to Kabul with the intention of cultivating a return to the pre-conflict values he remembers before fleeing war. Read more
How to design the perfect trash can? Cities across the globe have different ideas. Read more
Read on to learn how CatalyticAction is changing Syrian children's life in Lebanese refugee camps. Read more
Cairo is a collection of separated socio-spatial patterns, with insufficient public realm to bring together different community groups.
So how can we integrate different groups with one another? Reviewing global best practice might reveal some opportunities. Read more
Imagine a city as an urban envelope made up of floors, walls, roofs, and dwellers. How can these simple components, with limited capacity, make change? Read more
Many architects have come up with innovative concepts of future utopian cities, most of which are related to smart, sustainable, and bio-tech innovation. These two ideas present a very different approach, but have one thing in common: they float. Read more
The website Walk Score measures the walkability of any place based on distance to amenities, with points given based on walking distance. So how walkable is Cairo, and how did it get to this point? We investigate. Read more