RESEARCH AGENDA  

Academic research is our tool and methodology to understand, perceive and envision the development of the built environment. Our research projects varies and include, but not limited to the following projects:

Drawing by Rula and Aseel

The Politics of the Everyday

Research studies the intertwine between built environment, social dynamics, and political conditions. 
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Drawing by Lucas Lerchs and Matthias Lamberts

​Contemporary urban sprawl 

The research focuses on the socio-spatial analysis of the contemporary neighbourhoods 

Archival Map from Ottoman era

Archival Research​

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Digging through the Ottoman and British archival materials and establishing a digital library ​
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Analytical Drawing of battlefield moment in Nablus

Civilian Resistance
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An ongoing research on civilian resilience capacity during urban warfare in Nablus 

Modern House in Nablus in 1930s

Modernity in Palestine
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Studying the modernization of the Palestinian city and establishing a chronological analysis for Palestinian architecture in the modern age. 

Drawing by Lucas Lerchs and Matthias Lamberts

Palestine that was not built

Archival research focuses on how Palestine would have developed if WW1 didn't happen.

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​If you find yourself interested in one of these topics, or would like to propose others, just give us a hint, we will answer you passionately.