All posts tagged "architecture"

The Suleiman Pasha Al-Khadim Mosque, also known as the Sariyat Al-Gabal Mosque, was officially inaugurated on Saturday,...

In an era where the global community is grappling with pressing environmental challenges, the concept of sustainable...

Photo credit: Islam El Mashtooly.Egypt’s ‘Cairo Probiotic Tower’ has been selected as a shortlisted project in this...

Mudbrick architecture in Egypt echoes with memory. It is a testament to Egyptian architectural history, and a...

Cairo is home to some of the most beautiful art-deco structures in the world, so what makes...

Every street corner in Cairo tells the story of a cosmopolitan past. From international communities to foreign...

Salt levels the upper lip, and a pale Alexandrian sky sits over Fouad Street. A statue of...

In the land of the Red Sea, where sheltered sandy beaches and clear water surround, and palm-trees...

Frescoed ceilings and artisanal corner crowns embellish the high ceilings of Ras al-Tin. The majesty of bygone...

Built on Egyptian concrete for Turkish roots, what was once a vibrant edifice housing Said Halim Pasha,...

A city tainted by car fumes and streets bursting at the seams, Cairo’s urban sprawl overshadowed many...

The second edition of the avidly-awaited Film My Design (FMD) film festival has been scheduled to run...

Guarding the coast, bathed in sun-scarring and salt, stood one of Egypt’s most daunting structures: the Pharos...

As exhibitions reopen around the world, artists are now exploring new ways to engage people with their...

Egypt’s Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) is now at the forefront of yet another innovative revolution: a homegrown...

After one of his many architecture lectures in Cairo, Mouaz Abouzeid, a prominent Egyptian architect, rightfully anticipated...

“ saw him as a lonely guru, reminiscent of Old Testament prophets, promising that the world would...