إلى أي مدى يمكن للعمارة أن تتجاوز حدود المبنى؟
احتفاءً باليوم العالمي للعمارة، يفتح حديث الحكمة نقاشًا حول العمارة والمكان والتحولات التي تشكّل مدننا
ومجتمعاتنا.
How far can architecture go beyond the building?⠀
This World Architecture Day, HoW Talk opens a conversation on architecture, place, and the changes shaping our cities and communities.
Ali Ismail Karimi is an architect whose work explores public space, ecology, and the extractive landscapes of the Middle East. He worked in Belgium with OFFICE KGDVS, and in Chile with Alejandaro Aravena/Elemental, and taught at the University of Bahrain as an adjunct professor. His writings have been published in various media outlets including San Rocco, the Architectural Review, and e-flux. Karimi earned his MArch from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and was recently a visiting critic at Rice University’s School of Architecture.
Architecture of the Territory: Constructing National Narratives in the Arab World
Co-published with Collective for Architecture
Hamed Bukhamseen is an architect from Kuwait. He earned a BFA and a BArch from the Rhode Island School of Design, and a master’s of architecture and urban design (MAUD) from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design (GSD), where he is pursuing his doctoral studies. His research is concerned with the developmental projects undertaken by sovereign wealth funds and their sociopolitical impact within their host nations. He has worked as an architect in Japan, Germany, and the United States, and as a faculty member at the Kuwait University College of Architecture.
Architecture of the Territory: Constructing National Narratives in the Arab World
Co-published with Collective for Architecture
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