Rachida Ouar’s photographs invite people in Algiers to discover the city’s rich architectural heritage, from Phoenician, Roman and Ottoman to French-influenced and contemporary.

Fes-born architect Sarah Essbai describes the structure of the medinas – and how these ancient spaces extend into both the past and the future of Morocco.

Conor Sreenan from Heneghan Peng Architects gives us a sneak peek of the long awaited Palestine Museum that will be soon complete in Birzeit.

Ankara’s mayor Melih Gökçek built five new city gates on different highways, boosting aesthetics of Seljuk and Ottoman architecture. A sign of megalomania?

Vsual contribution from Written In Sand, photo essay about an unknown architectural jewel: the Abu Dhabi Bus Terminal.

Life in Libya, one year after the revolution-turned-war began. Photographed stories from across the country.

Visit the homes of the people of Kuştepe – urban residents whose lives are rarely seen – in this portrayal of a neighborhood under threat.

ENCODE est plus qu’un studio de designers, c’est un laboratoire de recherche explorant de nouvelles techniques informatiques appliquées au design.

“Egypt (mostly Cairo) beyond your Google image search results.” Picture Masr, through a stream of photos, gives another view of the North African country.

You don’t know the Arabian Peninsula (or ‘Arabia’) if you don’t know Ha’il, the timeless oasis city of Najd.