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“Bridging the Gap,” Francis Kere
Diébédo Francis Kéré, Architect from Burkina Faso, studied at the „Technische Universität Berlin”. He focuses on education as the developing concept for his country, in which he has already built an essential infrastructure. While he was studying, he founded the … Continue reading
Prince Salman Receives Secretary General of Aga Khan Award for Architecture
Riyadh, Rabi Al-Akhir 08, 1432/ March 13, 2011. Prince Salman Ibn Abdulaziz, Governor of Riyadh Province, received here today the Secretary General of Aga Khan Award for Architecture Eng. Farrukh Darkashani, currently on a visit to the Kingdom of Saudi … Continue reading
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Peeking into the future – the 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture
By Mohammad al-Asad Every three years, the Aga Khan Award for Architecture announces a set of winning projects that are exemplars of excellence relating to the built environment in the Islamic world. The award recently announced the winning projects for … Continue reading
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Aga Khan Award 2010: winners announced
By Ellie Stathaki There are a few important awards for architectural design around the world – from the Pritzker Prize to the RIBA Stirling Prize and the Venice Biennale Golden Lion – but there is only one prestigious honour addressed … Continue reading
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