IRIS

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IRIS is an attempt at resisting the expropriation of Beirut’s open coastline returning the sea back to the fishermen and the local habitants of the Ras Beirut district. Through architecture, it materializes the threshold condition between two very distinct, yet concomitant entities: the dense city and the open sea. Waves transform the kinematic structure into an experience of place and to harvest energy for the fishermen community.

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Architect and curator of Architektur.Film.Sommer, head of movies in wonderland itinerary festival and film productions. Marlene lectures at the Institute for Art and Architecture / Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna.

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