Zeroth Street
Lebanese artist and graphic designer Mariam Yakan lives on “Zeroth Street,” a space located somewhere between her beloved “Lebonia” and her full article »
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aftermath 8 – A Writer’s Bedroom
This is the eighth in a series of images documenting the aftermath, understood as exposures of Lebanese settings in the wake of the event, be it social, cultural full article »
Al Manara: Laying claim to Beirut
“The narrative of the old manara is a case in point. As a child living in its surroundings it always intrigued me. The black and white stripes, which seemed full article »
Sabbagh Centre by Alvar Aalto and Alfred Roth
In the first edition of its Facebook Cover Photo Competitions targeting projects by international architects in Lebanon, Archileb presents to you a compilation of full article »
aftermath 7 – Private Property / Public Space, BCD, Lebanon
This is the seventh in a series of images documenting the aftermath, understood as exposures of Lebanese settings in the wake of the event, be it social, cultural full article »
Picadilly Theatre, Hamra, Lebanon
"The Piccadilly Theatre in Rue Hamra, Beirut was a major venue for concerts, musicals and plays in Lebanon during the 1960s and the 1970s. Though it had a full article »
aftermath 6 – Old and ‘short’, Achrafieh, Lebanon
This is the sixth in a series of images documenting the aftermath, understood as exposures of Lebanese settings in the wake of the event, be it social, cultural or full article »
aftermath 5 - Common building entrance, Lebanon
This is the fifth in a series of images documenting the aftermath, understood as exposures of Lebanese settings in the wake of the event, be it social, cultural or full article »
aftermath 4 – Corner articulation in Achrafieh, Lebanon
This is the fourth in a series of images documenting the aftermath,understood as exposures of Lebanese settings in the wake of the event, be it social, cultural or full article »
Graffiti Brings Beirut Alive
Imagine a huge white canvas placed on an artist’s doorstep. With time, although initially virtually untouched, it starts to have some scratches, blemishes full article »
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