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Architecture Magazine, Riyadh (2026)

10/05/2026

Reimagining the iconic Rashid Karami International Fair as the new Tripoli International Fair, a renewed cultural, commercial, and civic destination for Tripoli, Lebanon. This vision preserves the fair’s legendary modernist landmarks while introducing restored concrete surfaces, refined pedestrian promenades, Mediterranean gardens, exhibition plazas, outdoor cafés, night lighting, and a vibrant urban edge of residential towers and commercial spaces.

The project celebrates architectural heritage without freezing it in time, transforming the fair into a contemporary hub for design exhibitions, cultural festivals, innovation events, public gatherings, and international tourism. Between the dense city, coastal highway, and Mediterranean Sea, Tripoli International Fair becomes a catalyst for urban renewal, economic activity, and public life, honoring the past while opening a new chapter for the city’s future.

A modernist landmark, reactivated for a new generation.

09/05/2026

Rene Mouawad International Airport is reimagined as a Mediterranean modern gateway for Akkar, Lebanon, a terminal concept rooted in authentic Lebanese architecture and shaped by the region’s coastal agricultural identity.

The design preserves the existing runway while introducing a refined international airport terminal built around central courtyard logic, interlocking limestone and travertine volumes, bronze details, shaded arcades, and soft mineral tones. From the arrival canopy to the transport concourse, the project blends airport functionality with a calm architectural experience inspired by Lebanese heritage, Mediterranean gardens, sculptural trees, and warm natural light.

Designed for travelers, investors, developers, and the public, the vision positions Akkar as a future regional connector while respecting its flat landscape, agricultural surroundings, and coastal atmosphere. A quiet luxury terminal where movement, identity, and place meet.

What do you think of this vision for North Lebanon’s future gateway?

08/05/2026

Rafik Hariri International Airport is reimagined as a contemporary coastal gateway where **Mediterranean modern architecture**, Lebanese historical references, and parametric design come together in one refined terminal experience.

The visual concept explores a warm, sun-washed airport identity shaped by limestone, travertine, bronze accents, sculptural trees, and calm interior spaces finished with hand-troweled plaster and honed stone flooring. From the grand drop-off canopy and arrival plaza to the transport concourse, bilingual wayfinding, central courtyard, and sea-facing lounges, the project presents an airport terminal designed around clarity, comfort, and cultural presence.

More than a transportation hub, this vision positions Rafik’s Hariri airport as a civic landmark: elegant, functional, human-scaled, and connected to the Mediterranean landscape.

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07/05/2026

Space 02 reimagines the public landscape of Riyadh through a refined Desert Modern design language, where architecture, planting, shade, and community life come together in one coherent urban experience.

Designed as a built-photography simulation for a public realm project, the concept combines limestone cladding, textured plaster, bronze details, timber slat shading, and perforated screens to create a calm yet expressive civic destination. Courtyard planting, drought-tolerant shrubs, stone paving, and low reflecting pools shape a landscape that responds to Riyadh’s climate while offering comfort, movement, and visual depth.

From the hero aerial view to the shaded promenade, signage moments, and blue-hour plaza atmosphere, Space 02 is imagined as a contemporary gathering space for residents, visitors, developers, and the design community.

A public landscape shaped by climate, material honesty, and human scale.

06/05/2026

Space 01 reimagines the urban landscape as a calm civic retreat within the density of Los Angeles. Designed as a built-photography simulation for a contemporary landscape project, the concept organizes public life through interlocking platforms, a central courtyard logic, gently sloped promenades, stone paving, refined plaster surfaces, and layered climate-conscious planting.

The project explores how landscape architecture can soften the city while creating clear circulation, shaded gathering areas, human-scale seating, and memorable wayfinding moments. From aerial views to street-level perspectives, Space 01 is envisioned as a public realm experience where architecture, landscape design, and urban storytelling meet.

With realistic materials, natural light, balanced shadows, and a non-CGI photographic atmosphere, the series presents a buildable vision for a more generous and visually refined urban space.

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06/05/2026

Introducing The Space, a Mediterranean Modern landscape concept in the heritage surroundings of Byblos, Lebanon. Designed as a refined communal destination, the project transforms a gently sloped site into a warm public experience shaped by limestone, travertine, sculptural trees, water features, shaded seating, and stone-paved promenades.

The design creates a calm dialogue between contemporary landscape architecture and Lebanese historical buildings, offering gathering spaces, family-friendly areas, outdoor terraces, and quiet garden moments. Every detail is imagined with buildable realism: natural material textures, human scale, soft daylight, golden hour warmth, and a palette of ivory, travertine, and Mediterranean mineral tones.

More than a landscape project, The Space is a cultural pause within the city, a place for walking, meeting, resting, and reconnecting with heritage through contemporary design.

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05/05/2026

Villa 003 is a private residence concept in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, designed as a contemporary interpretation of Najdi architecture within a refined desert setting.

The project explores a horizontal and grounded architectural language, where limestone volumes, textured plaster, deep recessed openings, and perforated screens shape a calm residential identity rooted in place. Organized around a central courtyard, the villa uses interlocking masses to create privacy, shade, natural light, and intimate indoor-outdoor living.

Inside, the atmosphere blends desert minimalism, Japandi simplicity, and Wabi-Sabi warmth through honed stone flooring, hand-troweled plaster, timber slats, bronze accents, and carefully framed views toward courtyards, terraces, and reflecting water.

Designed as a buildable luxury residence, Villa 003 brings together architecture, interior design, landscape thinking, visual storytelling, and AI-powered architectural photography to present a complete residential vision for clients, developers, and design collaborators.

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03/05/2026

The B Coffee Shop is imagined as a new café concept in the heart of Byblos-Lebanon, where earth architecture meets Lebanese historical character in a warm, social, and buildable hospitality space.

Designed around central courtyard logic and interlocking volumes, the project blends adobe-like earth finishes, limestone, basalt, brick, terracotta, timber, marble, and brushed brass into a calm Mediterranean palette of ivory, travertine, and mineral tones. Deep recessed openings, timber screens, cast stone details, and terracotta panels shape a façade that feels rooted in Byblos’ heritage surroundings while remaining contemporary and inviting.

Inside, the café experience moves from the street entrance to the coffee counter, pastry display, dining areas, staircase, rooftop terrace, and outdoor seating, each shot imagined with natural light, corrected verticals, realistic materials, and editorial architectural photography.

A concept designed for hospitality operators, investors, design collaborators, and lifestyle brands looking to create a destination café with cultural depth.

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02/05/2026

Villa Beirouti is a private residence concept rooted in the soul of Beirut’s heritage surroundings, reimagining Lebanese historical architecture through a calm Mediterranean lens.

Designed as a horizontal, grounded home, the project organizes its spaces around a central courtyard logic, where limestone, travertine, bronze accents, hand-troweled plaster, linen textures, and honed stone flooring create a warm yet timeless residential atmosphere.

The architectural photography series captures the villa across 15 moments: aerial context, street approach, living spaces, bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, staircase, terrace, night exterior, and intimate landscape details. Each shot is composed with corrected verticals, natural light falloff, realistic shadows, and true-to-material finishes to make the concept feel buildable, lived-in, and emotionally immersive.

Mediterranean gardens, sculptural trees, soft daylight, and golden hour warmth complete the visual story, inviting architects, developers, luxury buyers, designers, and creative collaborators to imagine a refined Beirut residence shaped by memory, craft, and contemporary quiet luxury.
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30/04/2026

Beirut Bakery - A Heritage-Inspired Bakery Concept

Set within the historic core of Beirut, Beirut Bakery is imagined as a refined hospitality concept where Lebanese historical architecture meets contemporary bakery design. The project reinterprets the warmth of traditional stone buildings through deep recessed openings, textured plaster, limestone, travertine, basalt, terracotta, bronze, brass, timber, and honed stone flooring.

Designed around a calm Mediterranean atmosphere, the bakery introduces a central communal table, pastry counter, beverage bar, retail shelving, intimate dining areas, and a soft garden perspective with sculptural trees and stone paving. Every space is composed with accurate scale, natural daylight, golden-hour warmth, and true-to-material textures, creating a non-CGI architectural photography language that feels buildable, authentic, and emotionally inviting.

This concept celebrates the dialogue between heritage, interior design, material craftsmanship, hospitality branding, and editorial architectural photography, designed for future collaborations with developers, designers, bakers, photographers, and creative brands.

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