Home: as Nature, as Conflict, as Capital
Published in Ground Up: Journal of Landscape Architecture at UCBerkeley, Issue 08, May 2019
01. Violence in Bhamdoun
This series of photographs traces the changing notion of ‘home’ within the Lebanese context, through time and space.
02. The ‘model’ village of Douma, overlooking the sea
The history of inhabitation of the territories today called Lebanon is a history of the slow encroachment of the built on the natural, of the conquest of capital over topography, no longer in harmonious symbiosis.
03. Rachaya in the valley
The evolution of the urban runs parallel to the socio-political history of the territory, and transpires through the rise and fall of the mountain, once a home, then a traumatic absence, today a resort.
04. Terrace houses in Deir el Qamar
05. Civil war remnant in Aley
06. Modernism and Real Estate in Beirut
07. The Mountain is the City
08. Swiss Resorts in Bcharreh
09. Potentiality of void
10. Ridges of power in Tarchich