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House of Arts and Culture
House of Arts and Culture
Similar to Beirut, the House of the Arts and Culture is
inspired by the diversity of cultures; stimulating the imagination by integrating
the sensitivities of various artistic domains.This overlapping of
cultural layers is a characteristic feature of the program, which creates a strong
identity for the future House of Arts and Culture and hence refers to the iconic
image of Beirut;
city of cultural and historic sedimentation, nicknamed the "well"
because of the various Hellenistic, Roman, Arabic and Ottoman layers.That
is why the building is not conceived as a monolithic mass, but rather in a
manner to stage this overlapping of cultural layers and the process throughout
which they become real spaces, transitional spaces for the exchange and
intertwining of creativity.
inspired by the diversity of cultures; stimulating the imagination by integrating
the sensitivities of various artistic domains.This overlapping of
cultural layers is a characteristic feature of the program, which creates a strong
identity for the future House of Arts and Culture and hence refers to the iconic
image of Beirut;
city of cultural and historic sedimentation, nicknamed the "well"
because of the various Hellenistic, Roman, Arabic and Ottoman layers.That
is why the building is not conceived as a monolithic mass, but rather in a
manner to stage this overlapping of cultural layers and the process throughout
which they become real spaces, transitional spaces for the exchange and
intertwining of creativity.
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