In 1917, Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain introduced a radical provocation: by presenting a urinal as art, Duchamp sought to challenge the boundaries of artistic creation and critique institutional authority over the
This past week in #Cairo, I had the remarkable opportunity to attend the World Urban Forum 12 alongside incredible people from around the world. The theme, “It All Starts at
The echoes of war reverberate through the scarred landscape of Lebanon, each blast a cruel reminder of the human cost of conflict. Ramieh, a once-vibrant village nestled in the south,
K Residences: The New Residential Project by Maroun Kassab In contemporary architectural discourse, the relationship between design processes and visual character has become a topic of significant concern. This dialogue
Date: Saturday September 16, 2023 Reception time: 6:30pm Location: Gallery MC, 549 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019 Maroun Kassab’s upcoming exhibition at Gallery MC, New York City, on
As a member of the team that worked tirelessly to put this building complex on the World Heritage List, I am incredibly proud of this achievement. It is a testament
While working on a project at the Oculus in NYC, I began contemplating the intricate relationship between architecture and building. This issue has long preoccupied architectural theorists, including Kenneth Frampton,
I have previously advocated for a coastal subway system for Lebanon as it is an integral part of world transportation systems. We cannot think in terms of the now and
Climate Change Impact Assessment is a comprehensive process that evaluates how climate change affects various aspects of society, including natural and human systems, both presently and in the future. This
