As visual cultural identity is in flux, we wonder how such identity was constructed in the first place.

Foundland Collective present subjective mapping projects, which highlight how situations of conflict influence domestic spaces and gatherings.

The Arab countries of the eastern Mediterranean refer to gardens as little paradises (jnaina): bounded boxes of green - delicate curations of plants in an ordered composition.

Turquoise Mountain will host, in its space in Jabal Amman, two (identical) two-day workshops for children ages 10 to 13 years old on stone mosaic making and geometric pattern drawing.

The project departs as an imaginary architectural practice that takes over a commercial office space in the city.