Decoupage is an art that evolved to allow the creation of decorative elements in furniture design.
This workshop on the art of mandalas begins with a brief about the art, and an exercise allowing participants to apply it to fabrics such as white or light colored cotton, jeans, or linen.
This talk dwells on the experience of Rami Daher and TURATH: Architecture and Urban Design Consultants, citing projects that were based on a strong link between theory, academia, and practice.
The Amman Baccalaureate School exhibition, taking place at the Innovation and Design Center, includes digital and tangible prototypes of creations by students across grades 6 -12.
The project departs as an imaginary architectural practice that takes over a commercial office space in the city.
This exhibition showcases the handicrafts done by special needs students at the Bunayat Centre, such as ceramics, mosaics, carpentry, and weaving.
From hundreds of pieces of discarded rubber, plastic, wood waste, aluminum, paper, and fabric, the possibilities of aesthetics and application could be found where it does not usually belong, and i
In this two-day workshop you will learn a miniature of the technique of band weaving, which was used by traditional bedouin women.
Together with a designer specialized in handicrafts, this two-day workshop will demonstrate traditional and contemporary engraving patterns and the experience of a traditional goldsmith-technique.
The tie-dyeing technique of ikat is practiced in numerous cultures around the world.
This one-day workshop is an overview on creating Shibori-textiles: a traditional resist dyeing technique that allows you to design various patterns.
The gallery showcases distinguished works by students from different departments: architecture, interior design, graphic and animation, and winning participations and projects in international and
