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Performeum_umschichten © umschichten
Performeum_umschichten © umschichten

#Challenge
 Cardboard Pavilion Challenge

Ithra Idea Lab partners with Goethe-Institut Saudi Arabia, the German architecture, art and design practice umschichten and Gulf carton factory Carton lab for the Cardbord Pavilion Challenge.
Hayy Cinema, Hayy Jameel ,Al Muhammadiyah Dt. , Jeddah - Saudi Arabia © Mohammed Eskandrani

14 Apr - 31 Mai 2023
 TURKI AND ABDULRAHMAN GAZZAZ - BRICKLAB ( SAUDI ARABIA )

In the seven decades following the discovery of oil, human settlements across the kingdom have changed dramatically. Roughly over only two generations, Saudi society has trodden hastily towards modernity and witnessed a wholesale overhaul of traditional notions of civic/rural development.
Saudi Modern © Saudi Modern

#exhibition
 Saudi Modern

Bricklab and Goethe-Institut Saudi-Arabia corrdailly invites you

to the opening of *Saudi Modern*, a research based exhibition that frames Architectural Modernity in Jeddah between 1938-1963. Bricklab has thoughtfully curated this exhibition along with 8 prominent artists and architects from the Arab region taking place in Tamer House within AlSharafiyah district.
Symposium Designing Modernity: Architecture in the Arab World 1945-1973. ©Goethe-Institut Ramallah

#Symposium
 Symposium Designing Modernity: Architecture in the Arab World 1945-1973.

As a part of the symposium Designing Modernity: Architecture of the Arab World 1945-1973 (Goethe-Institut Ramallah), co-founders of the Bricklab studio, Abdulrahman and. Turki Gazzaz participate in the panel discussion “Knowledge Production for modern heritage - Research” and present the project “Saudi Modern: Jeddah between 1938-1963”. Abdulrahman and Turki Gazzaz will be joined on the panel by Mercedes Volait (France), Amin Alsaden (Iraq), Mazen Haidar (Lebanon) und Susanne Bosch (Germany).
The #futureofliving Hackathon The #futureofliving Hackathon

#Hackathon
 THE #FUTUREOFLIVING HACKATHON

In the wake of the 2030 vision, Saudi Arabia plans to transform its capital, Riyadh, doubling its current population to a 15 million metropolis - a national and regional hub for business, entertainment and tourism. The development of Riyadh is embedded in the context of other high-scale urban development projects in Saudi Arabia, following examples such as the planned cities NEOM and The Line.
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