
construction of Sabla: the palm-leaf shelters in the Middle East. constructions built of date palm have been in use for around 7,000–8,000 years. sabla: the palm-leaf shelters was conceived as a contemporary, modular grid-shell construction that offers an example of how traditional technologies can be adapted for use today, and scaled up or down to provide for a variety of applications in over 46 countries of the United Arab Emirates | image © Dr Sandra Piesik

Bangladesh METI Handmade School | image © Anna Heringer
PRODUCT LIBRARY
presenting a multi-layered sensory exhibition, the pavilion examines the legacy of saudi architecture by linking it to new practices and technologies.
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titled 'à table,' the pavilion by lina ghotmeh invites visitors to gather and sit down together, engage in dialogue and share a meal.
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H2 architects' 'tree house by the lake' in vietnam combines recycled materials and a harmonious design within nature.
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cabinland continues to grow in the vast desert, this time drawing inspiration from space capsules and ancient central american temples.