Posted By
Najib
Aug 03, 2020 01:07
From Bchara el-Khoury palace and the Rose house in Beirut, to Kfarmatta's old mill and Bhamdoun's synagogue, discover some of Lebanon's hidden gems and architectural wonders through the lens of Clara Rayes. Clara is a business student who has been roaming the country and sharing awesome finds on her and .
Posted By
Najib
Feb 03, 2020 03:50
From abandoned mansions to ruined hammams and forgotten theaters, Photographer James Kerwin showcases Beirut's derelict yet beautiful architecture in this photo series. I shared a couple of shots. Check out the full post on .
Architecture
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First there were rumors that the 160-year old building will be destroyed or modified, but then the Minister of Culture intervened and listed the Lycee Abdel Kader old school building as a heritage building. Fast ...
Architecture
1 year ago
Beirut Municipality is set to revamp Beirut’s corniche to add new bike lanes, greenery and more. Vladimir Djurovic, a Lebanon-based landscape architect, has been contracted to design the project and works should begin later in ...
Architecture
1 year ago
Keserwan’s FB Page posted yesterday pictures of a project submitted to the Lebanese Presidency, that consists of building a sea bridge all the way from Tabarja to Jiyye. The study was prepared by a company ...
Architecture
1 year ago
The 2018 World Design Rankings list is out and #Lebanon is in 24th spot with 33 awards collected in the past 12 months. The World Design Rankings ranks all the countries based on the number ...
Architecture
1 year ago
After months of speculation over its fate, the Minister of Culture has finally listed the Lycee Abdel Kader old school building as a heritage building and therefore can no longer be destroyed or modified. Back ...
Architecture
1 year ago
The Lebanese Contractor Magazine shared earlier today few aerial pictures of the new Jal el Dib bridge. The first part is almost complete while the second is on its way. Whether they will ease traffic ...
Architecture
1 year ago
Destroying heritage buildings and houses, green spaces, public beaches has become an unfortunate trend in past years in Beirut, and the latest victim might me the old Lycee Abdul Kader building. I don’t know how ...
Architecture
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Beirut-born architect and founder of Culture in Architecture Aline Asmar d’Amman was recently tasked with redesigning one of Paris’ most iconic restaurants, Le Jules Verne, which is situated on level two of the iconic Eiffel ...
