With the conclusion of the Amman Design Week 2019 programs, which took place between 4-12 October of this year, its objectives continue to live on through its efforts to promote the concept of sustainability in design, which influences people’s daily livelihoods.

With the conclusion of the Amman Design Week 2019 events last month, a number of the design works that participated in the various exhibitions gain a new life ensuring the continuity of their influence through their interaction with a wider audience.

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The Shadow Cave is an installation of LUCEM lighting fixtures to create a play of shadows using lights and different shaped silhouettes in the cave.

A pick-up-and-go attitude unites the projects presented, although the starting point and expressions of each vary greatly. Whether it is in reference to Bedouin traditions, for ecological reasons, for lack of space, or for increased mobility, these foldable projects represent growing trends in urban lifestyles.

From storytelling in the city to expressing territories and landscapes, designers use different materials with various themes to introduce intriguing forms for the Hanger Exhibition 2019.

Utilizing traditional Levantine embroidery across different mediums, Dubai-based Palestinian fashion design Faissal El-Malak showcases a collection of works bridging traditional artisan work with modern design.

The Argeileh Project by Bassam Huneidi is a systems-based approach to addressing the environmental problem created by throwing out immense amounts of disposable argeileh pipes in the Arab World every year.

Fashion design at Amman Design Week 2019 showcases the possibilities of material, form, and technique with works from various designers exhibiting at the Hangar Exhibition and the takween pop-up shop.

Al Zahra’a Al Omari investigates smart materials within textile and technology and presents Silence Tapestry, an interactive color-changing tapestry.

Across different disciplines and geographies, there is growing experimentation in the use and application of materials, whether it is basalt, resin, or stone. Architects, sculptors, and designers work with material from the earth to show the extent that these materials can reach in furniture and interior finishing.

There is a growing interest in the attributes of our land and the potential that lays in the soil and in the earth.