Creating Architecture in an Uncivil Time: In Conversation with Ali Karimi of Civil Architecture
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Civil Architecture seeks to create architecture that counteracts the prevailing narratives centered around fossil fuel economies, focusing on the cultural and contextual relevance of their designs.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1018996/creating-architecture-in-an-uncivil-time-in-conversation-with-ali-karimi-of-civil-architecture
In our work, we focus on articulating questions instead of solutions, which allows for a deeper understanding of the cultural identity and spatial context of the Arabian Peninsula.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1018996/creating-architecture-in-an-uncivil-time-in-conversation-with-ali-karimi-of-civil-architecture
The installation at the Doha Design Biennial exemplifies our commitment to connecting architecture with the natural landscape and emphasizing themes of seasonal change and contextual integration.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1018996/creating-architecture-in-an-uncivil-time-in-conversation-with-ali-karimi-of-civil-architecture
By prioritizing research and storytelling, we aim to redefine the architectural narrative in the Gulf, moving away from the dominant oil economy perspective.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1018996/creating-architecture-in-an-uncivil-time-in-conversation-with-ali-karimi-of-civil-architecture
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