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Browsing by Author "Trovato, Maria Gabriella"

Browsing by Author "Trovato, Maria Gabriella"

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  • The Hidden Silver Linings of El-Mina 
    Elmir, Fares (9/21/2020)
  • Landscape Of Resistance 
    Rahme, Bentelhoda (9/21/2020)
    Ramyah is a small Lebanese Southern village located on the Palestinian borderline. This village has resisted several Israeli wars on Lebanon including the 2006 war that was ini- tiated in the Rose Valley, which is landmark ...
  • Pocket Sanctuaries 
    Boumatar, Yara Basil (9/21/2020)
    Gouraud street, in Gemmayze, has a number of unbuildable or abandoned plots either by the side of the road or riddled around the area. My aim is to reconvert those hidden spots into little pocket sanctuaries, into ecological ...
  • Reclaiming the Right to Water: Hasbani River as a resource 
    Amin, Lama (5/8/2020)
    hasbani river, a major tributary of the jordan river, runs for 25 miles in lebanon before crossing the border and reaching occupied Palestine. lebanon’s rightful share of this river is 35 million m3 in water volume, but ...
  • Rethinking the Mseilha Dam 
    Hadwan, Andrea (9/23/2020)
    My project challenges the existing dam, that was recently built, it responses to the ecological as well as the cultural needs of the area. Revitalizing the river, integrating the fort, reintroducing elements and introducing ...
  • Sayniq River: Discovering the Hidden Waterscape 
    El Zein, Nour (9/23/2020)
    Sayniq River is located at the southern outskirt of the Saida municipality in the South of Lebanon. The river is part of the natural heritage of the city but it is the most neglected and least investigated waterscape of ...
  • The Social Hub 
    Zoorob, Rayan (9/23/2020)
  • Towards a Propitiuous Landscape Transformation 
    Fneish, Ranine (9/23/2020)
    “Maaroub in south Lebanon has historically been known for its recreational open public spaces that have now disappeared, it is also known for having an abundance publically owned lands that are either being illegally ...
  • The Vital River: Damour River 
    El Assaad, Yara (9/21/2020)
    The Damour River is being misused by agricultural practices, there has been an excess intake of water for irrigation purposes, as well as, chemicals acting as a disturbance. Also, the risk of future urban expansion will ...

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