In its first ever appearance at Milan Design Week, the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture celebrates eco-conscious design.
Built to celebrate heritage and symbolise resistance, the museum became the first LEED certified building in Palestine.
Under founder Ahmed Hamdi’s art direction, the ‘Sunburst’ collection draws inspiration from the sun’s dynamic hues.
With private terrace pools gently beckoning, Vela Viento is an invitation to bask in the warm sunlight and take in the vistas.
Fahmy was selected by the Royal Commission for AlUla to turn 30 old mud-brick buildings into a boutique hotel.
Architectural designer Samar Al Safi looks back at Baghdad’s rich heritage.
The Cairo-based design studio looked for inspiration within.
Rather than conforming to the trend of vertical housing, Tariq Khayyat Design Partners create an organic alternative.
Award-winning studio AGi Architects create an ingenious living environment as a response to housing needs.
Egyptian fashion designer Alia Abaza and artist Hady Boraey meet to create the hand-painted and embroidered pieces.
Egyptian designer Malak Helmy created 12 dining tables with 12 different historical styles and blends for his Maadi store.
The mosque has undergone restoration to its façade as well as interior shrines, halls, and architectural decorations.
Poised to reshape Ezbet Khairallah, this street rehabilitation project manifests a community’s unyielding spirit for change.
Milan-based MMA Projects designed an interplay of light and shadow in this precious stone-filled home.