Architecture
Zaha Hadid’s Sumerian Roots
Zaha Hadid’s architecture is known for being cutting-edge and hypermodernist. But she drew inspiration from as far back in time as the Sumerian civilization of her native Iraq.
Heritage in the Dock
Preserving historic buildings is a struggle the world over. But in Tunisia, the government has begun viewing architects, civil engineers and activists working to save the country’s landmarks as suspect, even going so far as to arrest those undertaking restorations.
Life Returns to Aleppo’s Old Town
Aleppo’s historic markets are reopening after years of destruction, yet residents remain cautious, rebuilding their livelihoods while waiting to learn what kind of country they now live in.
Architects in Bangladesh Are Adapting to Climate Change
Bangladeshi architects are adapting to climate change by using traditional building techniques and local materials. They're designing innovative structures, such as movable houses for flood zones and brick hospitals that withstand rising sea levels, offering valuable lessons for sustainable building globally.