Map of violations along the coast of Beirut.

This study examines factors influencing public vs. private beach preferences, including the 2019 economic crisis. It highlights improving public beaches to balance resource preservation and community well-being.

Strategy for the preservation of Beirut Municipal Stadium

An initiative to define the legal framework that governs the concept of “public square” in Lebanese legislation in order to develop and crystallize practical strategies and recommendations.

The campaign aims at rehabilitating the beach of Ramlet Al-Bayda in Beirut so that it is functional and attractive to all people again.

“Jnainetna, Souretna’ is a campaign created to develop public spaces in the city of Tyre, through the rehabilitation of the public park in the city.

Lebanon has a unique identity closely linked to the sea, as it is located on the Eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea along a 220-kilometer coastal stretch. This identity has been reflected in various cultural, social and economic practices that shaped civilizations and coastal cities throughout the centuries.

The project aims at tackling the problems and challenges facing the water resource of Ras el Ain – Baalbeck.

The aim of this study is to remark upon the urgency of preserving and rehabilitating the few public spaces left in Beirut due to the ignorance and chaotic urban sprawl during the last decades.

“Performing invisible borders” is the product of a participatory performative art project where children, artists, volunteers and activists tell stories of transition from the illusion of control to the freedom
of practicing the largest publicpark in Beirut.