Open letter from Michel Ecochard to President of Beirut Municipality
From: Michel Ecochard (1905-1985) To: Dr. Bilal Hamad, President of Beirut Municipality Dear Dr. Hamad: It is said that people die twice, once when their full article »
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Villa Barty by Benoit David Tahchi
Le projet consiste en un simple volume, une forme géométrique pure, ce qui fait que l'impact du projet, sera minimal sur le terrain et respectueux de full article »
Memories of war in the divided city
The dilapidated buildings which dot downtown Beirut are constant reminders of what existed before, what was destroyed during, and what has occurred since the civil full article »
Learning to Listen: Lebanon’s ‘Ruins’ Testify on Enduring Tragedy
The Taif accord of 1989 is best known for its signature accomplishment – bringing the Lebanese civil war to an official conclusion. However, the accord full article »
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 »
Lauréat du Prix Chaderji 2013 - Restructuration écologique d’un bidonville et réadaptation aux changements climatiques – Projet de diplôme d’Antoun RIZK
"Restructuration écologique d’un bidonville et réadaptation aux changements climatiques" : tel était full article »
Arab Architectural Heritage between Mirrors and Idols - Looking Within And Beyond The Tradition-Modernity Debate
When the issue of reconstruction was raised at the end of the Lebanese Civil War, the discussion focused on the architectural heritage and its connection to full article »
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 »
C’est inconfortable, mais « C’est du Design! »
« La mécanisation ne s’arrête pas aux portes de nos demeures. Mais là comme partout le phénomène doit être full article »
UL IBA 2 – Graduation Projects 2012
BEIRUTlink , By Nancy Azar « La frontière n’est pas un fait spatial avec des effets sociologiques, mais un fait sociologique qui prend full article »
