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WAF 2023: Islam El Mashtooly and Mouaz Abouzaid - Context as a Catalyst 

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Context as a Catalyst
In the midst of a unique and transformative period in the region, the role of practising architecture becomes crucial in understanding the ever-changing landscape of the Middle East. From political shifts to economic fluctuations and social movements, architecture must adapt and respond in a resilient manner. It is important to explore the narratives relevant to this context and recognize how our approach to architecture can contribute to the solution.
Central to this approach is a strong emphasis on the human experience. By placing people at the forefront, we can create an architecture that is responsive to their needs and aspirations. This approach combines urbanism and design, resulting in a vocabulary of architecture that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Our goal is to not only create contemporary and rational interpretations, but also to embrace the qualities of sensibility, variety, and sensitivity. By doing so, we aim to create spaces that resonate with the diverse communities in the region and enhance their quality of life.
Overall, the role of architecture in this exceptional period is to navigate the complex and dynamic changes taking place. Through a human-centric approach and the fusion of urbanism and design, we can contribute to the resilience and adaptability of the built environment and ultimately, the progress of the Middle East region.
Islam El Mashtooly, Design Director, OBMI
Mouaz Abouzaid, Founder, Design Principal, Verform" Nigel Coates, Director, World Festival of Interiors
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22 сен 2024

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Very inspirational !
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