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Interior courtyard arcade

Courtyard, abolution fountain in the foreground

<p>Arab Women in Architecture Part 5/6- Facing Challenges</p>

North façade, with entrance portal and shops

Arcade around courtyard

Courtyard entrance

Iwan portal, south side

Courtyard, detail of the fountain

Ms. Hana Alamuddin, graduated from Greenwich University in the UK with a full professional degree, R.I.B.A 3, (with distinction) in 1985. She then went on to do her Master of Science in Architectural Studies (SMarchs) in Designing for Islamic Societies at the Aga Khan Program, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T, U.S.A) 1987.

Ms Alamuddin started her practice in Lebanon in 1999. The practice, Almimariya, Architects and Designers for Sustainable Development, works on architectural, urban design and landscape projects within the perimeters of sustainable development and energy efficient construction. She has projects built in Lebanon, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. As a member of the executive committee of the Association Pour la Protection des Sites et Anciennes Demeures. Liban (APSAD) from 1999 to 2008, she worked on several heritage preservation projects in Lebanon and published several articles on the built environment.

Ms. Alamuddin is also a senior lecturer at American University of Beirut and a board member of the Lebanon Green Building Council. Ms. Alamuddin served as a technical reviewer for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for three consecutive cycles. (998, 2001, 2004).

In 2014 she qualified as a LEED Accredited Professional in Neighborhood Design and her children's book "Qusat wa Hykayat wa Beit" a story about the peasant house of the region its building and way of life, was published in that same year.

Source: Hana Alamuddin

Aabey Public School

Peasant House Museum

Ible el Saqi, Lebanon

Taher Residence

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

950 Hamra Street Center

Beirut, Lebanon

Maktabi Residence

Souk el Gharb, Lebanon

Dabbagh Residence

Beirut, Lebanon

O.I.C Headquarters

Jiddah, Saudi Arabia

Nubian Museum On-site Review Report

Salinger Residence On-site Review Report

Selangor Turf Club On-site Review Report

Siwa Sustainable Development Program On-site Review Report

Bibliotheca Alexandrina On-site Review Report

The Lebanese House

A Letter from Beirut

I Want A Colonial House

The Preservation of the Natural Environment and Built Heritage in Reconstruction Projects

Women in Architecture: Profiles

Lebanon

Ms. Hana Alamuddin, graduated from Greenwich University in the UK with a full professional degree, R.I.B.A 3, (with distinction) in 1985. She then went on to do her Master of Science in Architectural Studies (SMarchs) in Designing for Islamic Societies at the Aga Khan Program, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T, U.S.A) 1987.

Ms Alamuddin started her practice in Lebanon in 1999. The practice, Almimariya, Architects and Designers for Sustainable Development, works on architectural, urban design and landscape projects within the perimeters of sustainable development and energy efficient construction. She has projects built in Lebanon, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. As a member of the executive committee of the Association Pour la Protection des Sites et Anciennes Demeures. Liban (APSAD) from 1999 to 2008, she worked on several heritage preservation projects in Lebanon and published several articles on the built environment.

Ms. Alamuddin is also a senior lecturer at American University of Beirut and a board member of the Lebanon Green Building Council. Ms. Alamuddin served as a technical reviewer for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for three consecutive cycles. (998, 2001, 2004).

In 2014 she qualified as a LEED Accredited Professional in Neighborhood Design and her children's book "Qusat wa Hykayat wa Beit" a story about the peasant house of the region its building and way of life, was published in that same year.

Source: Hana Alamuddin

Aabey Public School

Peasant House Museum

Ible el Saqi, Lebanon

Taher Residence

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

950 Hamra Street Center

Beirut, Lebanon

Maktabi Residence

Souk el Gharb, Lebanon

Dabbagh Residence

Beirut, Lebanon

O.I.C Headquarters

Jiddah, Saudi Arabia

Nubian Museum On-site Review Report

Salinger Residence On-site Review Report

Selangor Turf Club On-site Review Report

Siwa Sustainable Development Program On-site Review Report

Bibliotheca Alexandrina On-site Review Report

The Lebanese House

A Letter from Beirut

I Want A Colonial House

The Preservation of the Natural Environment and Built Heritage in Reconstruction Projects

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Interior courtyard arcade

Courtyard, abolution fountain in the foreground

<p>Arab Women in Architecture Part 5/6- Facing Challenges</p>

North façade, with entrance portal and shops

Arcade around courtyard

Courtyard

Courtyard entrance

Iwan portal, south side

Women in Architecture: Profiles