

Wajha introduced their concepts, experiences, and work to children.
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Grace Aaraj led this multidisciplinary workshop to analyze the city of Amman.
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The workshop targeted the issue of pedestrianism in Amman.
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The participatory outcome of the workshop was a documented guide to better approach our city and – later on – affect it.
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The workshop followed the development of Grace's approach in the first iteration of “A Pattern Language” in Beirut.
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The due gave the children a chance to learn the basics of designing a logo for a shop.
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Hussein Al Azaat and Ali Almasri provided tools such as assisted stickers of generic icons and illustrations for different types of shops.
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The aim of the workshop was to encourage children to create their own designs.
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This accessories making workshop introduced participants to the traditional art of loom weaving.
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Participants in the workshop applied similar weaving techniques to make their own unique beaded bracelet.
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This workshop aimed to keep the tradition of loom weaving alive.
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The workshop was introduced as a 'modern take on an old tradition'.
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This two day workshop began with a talk by Huda Abifares.
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The talk evolved into a more detailed discussion with a select group of designers.
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Participants worked to build a knowledge base for future type-research projects tailored for Jordanian culture and market.
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The participants explored the contemporary aspects of the art of Arabic calligraphy.
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The participants practiced lively visual implementations of the Arabic calligraphy.
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Diane Mikhael introduced the new publication, ‘Bilingualism in Visual Communication’.
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The book showcases an amalgam of historical accounts, concepts and design practices in pairing the Arabic and Latin scripts.
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Diane Mikhael joined the discussion with Dr. Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFarès, Dr. Issam Abuawad and Sinan Sweiss.
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The event started with a screening of a 15 minute film which consists of six interviews with Jordanian architects.
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Each of the Jordanian architects discussed one of the winning projects for the 2016 (13th) Cycle of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture.
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The film screening was followed by a conversation with Farrokh Derakhshani, the Director of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture (Geneva).
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The conversation was joined by Mohammad al-Asad, the Founding Director of the Center for the Study of the Built Environment in Amman (CSBE) and a member of the Steering Committee for the 2016 cycle of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture; and Ahmad Humeid, founder and CEO of Syntax Digital.
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In this presentation, CLUSTER presented their mapping initiative platforms and projects that map and archive the changing political and urban landscape in Cairo.
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CLUSTER also offered a preview of their collaborative mapping projects in Amman.
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The presentation explored the collaboration between CLUSTER and Studio-X Amman and Columbia University's Center for Spatial Research.
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Kais Al Rawi shared insights into articulated geometries and computational design processes within three contexts: practice, academia and research.
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From a professional-practice perspective, architect-engineer collaborations were showcased on a series of projects which bridge scales from complex art-forms to NFL stadia and airports.
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The panel discussed the questions of how can the act of making help promote economic growth, bring communities closer together, and overcome a variety of social issues?
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The participants in the discussion tried to explain how craft is capable of making a difference.
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The panel highlighted the power of collaboration and sustainable programs in craft.
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The discussion was chaired by the editor of Crafts magazine, Grant Gibson.
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The panel consisted of speakers from Disarming Design from Palestine, The Jordan River Foundation and the Princess Taghrid Foundation.
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Caterina presented a holistic view on sustainability as the key to understanding the future of fashion, and to thus be able to produce fashion with a future which affects every stage of the product's life cycle; from design, material sourcing, and production, to logistics, use, and end of life.
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The talk was in collaboration with Design Institute Amman.
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The talk discussed an ongoing agenda, “Almost Natural”.
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Faysal discussed the subject matter through situating it as a critique towards ongoing green building practices.
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Faysal explored the question of how a blurring between the natural and synthetic offers an alternative attitude towards building and construction in the Anthropocene.
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The talk discussed the status of design in Jordan.
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This talk was joined by Ahmad Humeid, curator of the 2017 Hangar Exhibition.
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Dina Haddadin, the exhibition designer and curator of the 2016 Crafts District joined Humeid in the discussion.
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Four Jordanian animation designers and educators showcased their work and process.
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The participants used a quick-paced, pecha kucha style presentation.
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The animators discussed how motion graphics can be used as a tool for communication and expression.
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Participants explored the idea of using the motion graphics art as a new medium for giving a voice to youth in Jordan.
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As part of Amman Design Week's efforts in engaging designers with the urban environment and using our platform to create conversations about derelict or abandoned spaces in the city, Amman Design Week invited leaders in urban design and activism to a panel discussion. Speakers include Ayman Zuaiter, architect of the abandoned Raghadan Tourist Terminal, host to ADW 2016's Crafts District, urban design educator Leen Fakhoury, design activist and founder of the 7hills skatepark Mohammad Zakaria, and Nemeh Qatanani, an urban designer from the Greater Amman Municipality.
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