The Road Moves On: From the Ashes to the Architecture of the Future

Name: The Road Moves On: From the Ashes to the Architecture of the Future
Author: Imad Darouich

الطريق يمضي: من رماد الحضارة إلى هندسة المستقبل

Imagined dialogues between a Syrian architect and leading architects of the twenty-first century, among them Álvaro Siza, Alejandro Aravena, Bjarke Ingels, David Adjaye, Norman Foster, Toyo Ito, Kengo Kuma and Jean Nouvel. In each he asks how their ideas could help rebuild Damascus, Aleppo and other Syrian cities.

Format: PDF ebook
Languages: Arabic and English
Collection: Architects

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We Begin Again: A Poem About Rebuilding After Loss
A house can fall in a single moment, yet what survives the ruins is the human will to build again.
The Syria We Dream Of Looks Like Us
Imad wants no borrowed copy of another city, only a Syria that looks like its soil, its songs and its mothers' laughter.

The Road Moves On: From the Ashes to the Architecture of the Future

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