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Medina Magazine is a unique and ambitious project in the Middle East by a group of architects, designers and artists to collaborate to present both architecture conceived and created in Egypt, and examples from other contexts that contain elements relevant to architectural designers, students and educators working in Egypt. <br/><br/>This magazine that has been published in Arabic and English since 1998 is divided into three sections to aid the reader in critiquing their built environment; to see that each component negotiates with the other to form our visual world. Structure, decorative details and interpretations of spaces and how society reacts to them anchor Medina's founders' conception as apparent in the selection of articles presented on ArchNet. <br/><br/>Medina goes even further than presenting architectural, design and art projects; as part of their design revolution in Egypt, Medina also organizes annual design competitions for students and professionals, as well as supporting symposiums and art projects.

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magazine

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2001

Medina Magazine is a unique and ambitious project in the Middle East by a group of architects, designers and artists to collaborate to present both architecture conceived and created in Egypt, and examples from other contexts that contain elements relevant to architectural designers, students and educators working in Egypt.

This magazine that has been published in Arabic and English since 1998 is divided into three sections to aid the reader in critiquing their built environment; to see that each component negotiates with the other to form our visual world. Structure, decorative details and interpretations of spaces and how society reacts to them anchor Medina's founders' conception as apparent in the selection of articles presented on ArchNet.

Medina goes even further than presenting architectural, design and art projects; as part of their design revolution in Egypt, Medina also organizes annual design competitions for students and professionals, as well as supporting symposiums and art projects.

Siddiqui, Yasmeen M., ed. Medina Issue Eighteen: Architecture, Interiors & Fine Arts. British Virgin Islands: Medina Magazine. (March - April 2001).

Medina Issue Eighteen: Cover, Table of Contents, Editorial

magazine article

Smart Village Project

magazine article

Le Corbusier's Rendition of the Tunisian Vernacular: An alaysis of the "machine for living"

magazine article

Medina's Third Annual Design Competition 2001: Jury Profiles

magazine article

Metaphorical Entrances: Between visual pleasure and meaning

magazine article

Through New Lenses: Re-designing a beach house in Hurghada

magazine article

Context Inflecting Content: London Nomad Show at Zeinab Khatoun

magazine article

Medina Magazine: Architecture, Interiors, Fine Arts

Courtesy of Medina Magazine

English

Medina Magazine is a unique and ambitious project in the Middle East by a group of architects, designers and artists to collaborate to present both architecture conceived and created in Egypt, and examples from other contexts that contain elements relevant to architectural designers, students and educators working in Egypt. <br/><br/>This magazine that has been published in Arabic and English since 1998 is divided into three sections to aid the reader in critiquing their built environment; to see that each component negotiates with the other to form our visual world. Structure, decorative details and interpretations of spaces and how society reacts to them anchor Medina's founders' conception as apparent in the selection of articles presented on ArchNet. <br/><br/>Medina goes even further than presenting architectural, design and art projects; as part of their design revolution in Egypt, Medina also organizes annual design competitions for students and professionals, as well as supporting symposiums and art projects.

Type

magazine

Year

2001

Medina Magazine is a unique and ambitious project in the Middle East by a group of architects, designers and artists to collaborate to present both architecture conceived and created in Egypt, and examples from other contexts that contain elements relevant to architectural designers, students and educators working in Egypt.

This magazine that has been published in Arabic and English since 1998 is divided into three sections to aid the reader in critiquing their built environment; to see that each component negotiates with the other to form our visual world. Structure, decorative details and interpretations of spaces and how society reacts to them anchor Medina's founders' conception as apparent in the selection of articles presented on ArchNet.

Medina goes even further than presenting architectural, design and art projects; as part of their design revolution in Egypt, Medina also organizes annual design competitions for students and professionals, as well as supporting symposiums and art projects.

Siddiqui, Yasmeen M., ed. Medina Issue Eighteen: Architecture, Interiors & Fine Arts. British Virgin Islands: Medina Magazine. (March - April 2001).

Medina Issue Eighteen: Cover, Table of Contents, Editorial

magazine article

Smart Village Project

magazine article

Le Corbusier's Rendition of the Tunisian Vernacular: An alaysis of the "machine for living"

magazine article

Medina's Third Annual Design Competition 2001: Jury Profiles

magazine article

Metaphorical Entrances: Between visual pleasure and meaning

magazine article

Through New Lenses: Re-designing a beach house in Hurghada

magazine article

Context Inflecting Content: London Nomad Show at Zeinab Khatoun

magazine article

Medina Magazine: Architecture, Interiors, Fine Arts

Courtesy of Medina Magazine

English