Architecture Fringe 2017
Infrastructure

War Zone Creatives

‘War Zone Creatives’ investigates how our work, and life, is affected, changed and questioned when one the essential parts of our society, infrastructure, has been partially or fully destroyed

UrbanPioneers
and Omar Mohammad

05-23 July 2017
FREE

St Mary's Cathedral
Palmerston Place
Edinburgh EH12 5AW

Exhibition Opening Times
MON - SAT 9am - 1pm / 2pm - 5pm
SUN 12pm - 3pm

Exhibition Opening
WED 05 July 2017
6.30pm


Generally speaking Infrastructure is associated with facilities and systems that are essential for our everyday living and which everyone takes for granted. It refers to physical structures and facilities such as roads, bridges, public transport network, buildings, water supply, electrical grids, and telecommunications. We have been so accustomed to them that we can’t even imagine life without them.

As (landscape) architects, engineers, designers or artists these systems are often part of our work. We design them, amend them, incorporate them. Creatives from current war zones investigate how our work, and life, is affected, changed and questioned when one the essential parts of our society, infrastructure, has been partial or fully destroyed.


Contributors
Aya Musmar & Dr. Nishat Awan
Beimeng Zhang, Houfai Pang, Hua Li, Lakshmi Srinivasan
Chong Fu, He He, Kan Wang, Si He
Ebru Sen, Tahira Al-Raisi, Xinfei Zhao
Haotong Liu, Ming Lu, Tong Dong, Yilin Zhang
Jasmine Chadha, Kaiqi Wei, Pooya Hosseini, Xiancheng Xu
Nidal Majeed, Tan Ke, Zhuoying Wang, Ziwei Liu
Eman Nawaya
Ettisan Ghuzlan
George Gittoes & Hellen Rose
Marwa Alshara
Omar Mohammad
Wael Samhouri
Zozan Hamo


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This exhibition has been kindly sponsored by Centurion Signs and PARAGON Service Point

www.centurionsigns.co.uk

http://www.servicepointuk.com/locations/printers-edinburgh/2075200200

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