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As seen in: Round City, Arabian Business (English), Mansion Global, Construction Week, Icon Magazine, The RIBA Journal, Identity, AD Middle East, Middle East Architect, identity Magazine (Dubai)
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With Sky-Blue Ceilings and Floating Prayer Halls, Houston’s Ismaili Center Demands You Look Up

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By Rima Alsammarae Verified
| AD Middle East Verified
Set within nine acres of sloped terraced gardens and reflective pools, the Ismaili Center in Houston, Texas, invites the local community to learn, socialise and dwell among its intimate spaces and calming landscapes.
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The Mountain Home Keeping One of Lebanon's Greatest Artistic Legacies Alive

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By Rima Alsammarae Verified
| AD Middle East Verified
Perched within the pine-covered hills of Ras El Matn, the mountain home of Lebanese artist Hala Schoukair is less a standalone residence than an evolving cultural landscape. Designed by Lebanese architect Karim Bekdache, the project unfolds across a sprawling mountain site that also houses a museum dedicated to preserving the work of Schoukair’s mother, the pioneering abstract artist Saloua Raouda Choucair.
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A Self-Sufficient Farm-Hotel Nourished By The Nile

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By Rima Alsammarae Verified
| AD Middle East Verified
Set to become totally self sufficient in food and energy by 2027, this hotel in the desert blends lush orchards, handcrafted architecture and slow living into a farm-to-table experience where design and dining beautifully meet. When AD Middle East first explored Hotel Al Moudira, it was poised on the brink of a new chapter – one rooted in land, legacy and the slow rituals of rural Egyptian life.
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