Ali Ismail Karimi

Architect

[إذاعة سلطنة عُمان @GeneralRadio]

المدينة الخليجية
مع الضيف: المهندس / علي كريمي
@AiKarimi
🎙 إعداد وتقديم: المهندس/ علي اللواتي
📻 إخراج: حمد بن عامر الوردي
⏯ للاستماع للحلقة:
https://t.co/ir3JBFj6oo

[NYUAD Art Gallery @NYUADArtGallery]

قبل أن نغلق أبوابنا للعطلة الشتوية في 23 ديسمبر، ندعوكم لزيارة معرضنا "بين المد والجزر: خمسية خليجية" في رواق الفن.

#رواق_الفن_في_جامعة_نيويورك_أبوظبي #السعديات #في_أبوظبي

[NYUAD Art Gallery @NYUADArtGallery]

Join us on the opening night of "Between the Tides: A Gulf Quinquennial” for a session of "Photos A La Chair," a community event organized by Camille Zakharia and Ali Ismail Karimi, at the Blue Hall, NYUAD Arts Center, from 3–6 PM.

#BetweentheTides #NYUADArtGallery

[NYUAD Art Gallery @NYUADArtGallery]

نشكركم على انضمامكم لنا في افتتاحية معرض "بين المد والجزر: خمسية خليجية". يسعدنا فتح أبوابنا لكم هذا الموسم للاحتفاء بهذه اللحظة البارزة لرواق الفن بجامعة نيويورك أبوظبي.

[The Architect's Newspaper @archpaper]

The contender for most spectacular set of architectural projects in the Middle East has not been the product of new financial capitals, but a set of urban and architectural commissions within the historic city of Muharraq in Bahrain.
https://t.co/oC00NOKdEZ

[The Syllabus @syllabus_tweets]

Our podcast of the week delves into the multifaceted nature of "the Gulf" region, its architectural, cultural, and historical dimensions, and the role of architecture in an increasingly turbulent world.

With Hamed Bukhamseen & Ali I. Karimi on @afikra

https://t.co/XdmHKA00bB

[afikra | عفكرة @afikra]

Delve into the architectural, geographic, cultural and historic fabric of #TheGulf with @AiKarimi & Hamed Bukhamseen from #CivilArchitecture — watch the full #afikrapodcast interview ➡️ https://t.co/yX7EUJEj8Z

[afikra | عفكرة @afikra]

Thanks @AiKarimi for mentioning them on the #afikrapodcast ♥️

If you want to learn more about the architectural future of the Gulf, this interview with Civil Architecture is a must-listen🎙️⬇️

https://t.co/DsLDkqnjLf

[Ali Ismail Karimi @AiKarimi]

@mccrabb_will IT, but somehow Salem's lot feels like my first even though it was my second.

[Mona Harb @mona_harb_]

(iv) Civil Architecture--an amazing small and mighty reflective practice co-led by Bahraini @AiKarimi & Kuwaiti @hamedbukhamseen, who are investigating how to design in uncivil times. Super inspiring. Must-discover.
https://t.co/uhd1BK53CJ

[Dalal Musaed Alsayer دلال مساعد الساير @dmalsayer]

New review of #desertsarenotempty, edited by the brilliant @samiahenni and published by @gsappbooks. Published in @archpaper and written by @AiKarimi https://t.co/C5tNRtyGTv

[Harvard GSD @HarvardGSD]

@HamedBukhamseen (DDes '24, MAUD '15) and @AiKarimi (MArch '16) have released a new publication with @HumboldtBooks as part of their practice, Civil Architecture. Learn More: https://t.co/7NAQkTYQBj

Images courtesy of Humboldt Books.
Book design by Studio Lob.

[Humboldt Books @HumboldtBooks]

Out now! Foreign Architecture / Domestic Policy by Civil Architecture (Hamed Bukhamseen & Ali Karimi) https://t.co/hYODYMJY1D

[yasser elsheshtawy @yasser09]

A fascinating article by Rahel Aima @cnqmdi on the Khaleeji Ideology and it’s apparent embrace of “environmentalism” https://t.co/WpnKPi7WfQ

[Holt/Smithson Foundation @HoltSmithson]

📚 New Tuesday Text! 📚⁠
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This week we are excited to publish a text by architect and 2021 HSF Research Fellow @aikarimi: "Three Desert Monuments: Revisiting Robert Smithson’s 1966 Collages."

Read the text here:
https://t.co/MiDBiMzdkV

[Manon Mollard @manonmollard]

Food becomes labour, gas becomes electricity, fossil fuels become architecture: the @archreview Energy issue makes visible the material, political and ecological precarity of power sources and supply networks ⚡️ https://t.co/bQH7rw3aW1 💥

[mapBH @map_bh]

Residents require access to natural breathing space just as they require shelter.

We call on authorities to halt the construction projects in Wadi AlBuhair and revisit plans to protect it as natural space for future generations.

Read the full letter: https://t.co/XcW7A4sb3G

[Manon Mollard @manonmollard]

Distances shrink when new routes connect points across the map. The @archreview’s May issue looks at the movement of people, resources, objects, capital and data, and the lattices through which we are interconnected 🛰 https://t.co/exzBZiM30G