Learning from Gulf Cities is the culmination of a long-term collaboration between Harvey Molotch and Davide Ponzini, with architectural photographer, Michele Nastasi, whose photography critically investigates and interprets urbanization within the Gulf and beyond its boundaries. His work illustrates the transference of similar urban modeling from one region to another, a process that is often flawed or incomplete. Nastasi’s images reveal to us how local context alters the nature of an architectural design project, however “global” the architect or international the funding source. In their dual roles as receivers and transmitters of contemporary urban trends, cities like Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi increasingly influence the shape of plac...
Covering about three million square kilometres, the Arabian Peninsula is mainly a diverse landscape ...
This research study explores the Arabian Gulf region’s practice of city planning and design in respo...
Examining the Gulf expands our understanding of how contemporary cities and urban societies come to ...
Learning from Gulf Cities is the culmination of a long-term collaboration between Harvey Molotch and...
In their roles as both receivers and exporters of contemporary urban trends, cities like Dubai, Doha...
Cities like Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Dubai stand out with superlative claims, e.g., the world’s tallest ...
To learn from the cities of the Arabian Peninsula, particularly the most controversial and dynamic a...
The fast-growing cities of the Persian Gulf are, whatever else they may be, indisputably sensational...
This set of images collectively seeks to provide viewers with a window into Doha, Qatar, and into th...
How and why do spectacular buildings get commissioned and procured? What are their visible urban eff...
Inspired by the idea of planning as a transnational enterprise, this chapter explores the rising of ...
International audienceUrban images presented on billboards characterising land speculation are the s...
International audienceUrban images presented on billboards characterising land speculation are the s...
Looking at Abu Dhabi : The Art history faces to the Contem¬ porary City Basing on the example of th...
Covering about three million square kilometres, the Arabian Peninsula is mainly a diverse landscape ...
This research study explores the Arabian Gulf region’s practice of city planning and design in respo...
Examining the Gulf expands our understanding of how contemporary cities and urban societies come to ...
Learning from Gulf Cities is the culmination of a long-term collaboration between Harvey Molotch and...
In their roles as both receivers and exporters of contemporary urban trends, cities like Dubai, Doha...
Cities like Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Dubai stand out with superlative claims, e.g., the world’s tallest ...
To learn from the cities of the Arabian Peninsula, particularly the most controversial and dynamic a...
The fast-growing cities of the Persian Gulf are, whatever else they may be, indisputably sensational...
This set of images collectively seeks to provide viewers with a window into Doha, Qatar, and into th...
How and why do spectacular buildings get commissioned and procured? What are their visible urban eff...
Inspired by the idea of planning as a transnational enterprise, this chapter explores the rising of ...
International audienceUrban images presented on billboards characterising land speculation are the s...
International audienceUrban images presented on billboards characterising land speculation are the s...
Looking at Abu Dhabi : The Art history faces to the Contem¬ porary City Basing on the example of th...
Covering about three million square kilometres, the Arabian Peninsula is mainly a diverse landscape ...
This research study explores the Arabian Gulf region’s practice of city planning and design in respo...
Examining the Gulf expands our understanding of how contemporary cities and urban societies come to ...