Zgharta House / platau
Zgharta house sits in a Mediterranean olive grove landscape. The site slopes gently to the main road and enjoys an unobstructed view of the agrarian plain and mountains
Zgharta house sits in a Mediterranean olive grove landscape. The site slopes gently to the main road and enjoys an unobstructed view of the agrarian plain and mountains
The Syria crisis has forced thousands of refugees to the Lebanese capital, a city that has offered shelter to displaced people throughout its history.
New York-based architects SOMA delivered an outstanding private residence located on the north side of Jouneih Bay, Lebanon
The Cube is located on a prominently visible location on Plot 941 in Sin el Fil, an eastern district of Beirut, Lebanon
The project arose with the will to gather by celebrating the elements of nature. It revolves around two squares and entails St. Elie Church …
…one of the main gateways to the newly redeveloped city center, between ancient ruins, new modern buildings, mosques and churches, Square Four emerges..
Up in the mountains at an altitude of 1200 meters, this house perched on a cliff edge came about as the result of a special request of a client seeking both distance from and a break with the city.
The basic approach is to eliminate the existing layout of the apartment and to focus on intensifying its potentials…
L’Atelier du Miel boutique is located in Tabaris-Achrafieh, a busy neighborhood in the center of Beirut, and is fully dedicated to honey and honey products.
A living spine of revealed processes and experiences, in strict to the wine making process, debuts from within the existing, resorted, 140 year old house..
The latest building by Zaha Hadid continues the on-going implementation of the 2002 AUB Campus Master Plan by Sasaki Associates
Designed by Najjar & Najjar Architects, IRIS is an attempt at resisting the expropriation of Beirut’s open coastline
The destruction of cities in Syria and the terrorising of populations in Iraq are rightly the focus of the world’s attention. In this context it might seem churlish to draw attention to the problems of another city in the Middle East, not currently in the midst of conflict. But the “soft” destruction of Beirut is …
The fishermen’s community of Tyre, a city of 25,000 residents on the southern coast of Lebanon, has been suffering from a housing shortage and overcrowding.
This project is designed for an art collector as a secondary house in the mountain. The client requested a house where he would disconnect from his busy lifestyle in the city.
Located in a prime neighborhood in Beirut, a parking spot for a residential building was converted into a pastry shop
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