• The contested territory of architectural theory 

  Haddad, Elie G. (Taylor & Francis, 2022-10-21)

  This book brings together a diverse group of theoreticians to explore architectural theory as a discipline, assessing its condition and relevance to contemporary practice. Offering critical assessment in the face of major ...
• Modern architecture in a post-modern era 

  Haddad, Elie G. (Lund Humphries, 2023-07-05)

  The history of modern architecture has been well covered in the classical surveys of Sigfried Giedion, Kenneth Frampton, William Curtis, Alan Colquhoun, and others who traced the developments of this major movement that ...
• FMI Sedimentological Interpretation, Western Desert, Egypt - An Approach for High Resolution Facies Reservoir Anatomy 

  Haddad, Elie G.; Abdel Fattah, Mohsen (European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers, 2010)

  Bahariya Formation in Western Desert Egypt is one of the major complex oil bearing reservoirs in<br>Egypt. Many discoveries have revealed the high oil potentialities of this formation.<br>Detailed sedimentological ...
• FMI Formation Microimager - High Resolution Solution Tool to Reveal Structural Complexity, Western Desert, Egypt 

  Haddad, Elie G.; Abuelfotoh, Ahmed M. (European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers, 2010-03)

  The Formation Micro Imager tool provides high resolution electrical images, which is capable of<br>detecting any features within the studied formation. In majority of cases, FMI can replace an expensive<br>coring cost ...
• Introduction: Modernism and Beyond: The Plurality of Contemporary Architectures 

  Haddad, Elie G.; Rifkind, David (Routledge, 2016)

  Another issue of interest that Jameson raises is this continuing dialectic between “two moments” of Modernism, which alternate historically in all elds from architecture to music and painting, as in the early movement from ...
• Architecture in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union since 1960 

  Haddad, Elie G.; Rifkind, D. (Routledge, 2016)

  Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union are often associated with grey, anonymous, and poorly constructed post-war buildings. Despite this reputation, the regional architectural developments that produced these buildings ...
• Deconstruction: The Project of Radical Self-Criticism 

  Haddad, Elie G. (Routledge, 2016)

  Academy Editions later published a series of reviews, in addition to a concise introduction to Deconstruction, featuring two essays by Christopher Norris and Andrew Benjamin, the former an expert on Jacques Derrida, the ...
• Architecture as Exquisite Violence 

  Haddad, Elie (Actar, 2011)

  This is a compelling compilation of essays by international architectural theorists on the relationship of violence to space. With the events of September 11th, the London bombings, the Madrid train explosions, and the ...
• Beyrouth: Reconstruire la Ville après la Guerre Civile 

  Haddad, Elie G. (2004-01)

  The reconstruction of Beirut, which has been largely focused on the center of the city, is a matter on which a lot of ink has been spilled. Politicians, urban planners, architects and citizens, have been engaged in this ...
• Roman Byzantine Amphorae from a Terrestrial Site and its Underwater Environs: Horbat Castra and Kfar Samir (Southern Levant) as a Case Study 

  Haddad, Elie (2009)

  This study deals with storage jars/amphorae from the Late Roman and Byzantine periods found in the salvage excavations at the site of Horbat Castra, located at the foot of the Carmel Ridge across from Kfar Samir. The ...
• Architecture and Urbanism in Beirut 

  Haddad, Elie (2010)

  The historie center of Beirut was subjected after the war to a complete renovation under the aegis of a real-estate company, named Solidere. This model had sorne positive aspects, such as the preservation of certain parts ...
• Parody and Contextualization in Lebanese Album Covers 

  Khoury, Melissa Plourde (2019-03-01)

  This article is a textual analysis initiating the examination of twelve album covers in relation to Lebanon. The covers are examined through the trans-contextualization of diverse and eclectic fusions. Such covers create ...
• Challenging Panopticism through Representations : Burj al-Murr 

  Khoury, Melissa Plourde (2018-11-23)

  The Burj al-Murr appears in the Beirut cityscape as a towering concrete tube dotted with rectangular windows. The construction of the tower began in 1974. The eruption of the Lebanese Civil War in 1975 radically altered ...
• Digital Visual Identifiers for Sound from Palestine: Exploring Less-Charted Areas in Design Discourse 

  Khoury, Melissa Plourde (2025-04-02)

  Regardless of their ubiquity, the design of digital visual identifiers for sound and music has been disregarded in published discourse that is instead dominated by covers as printed packages primarily dedicated to ...
• Arabic Calligraphy and Patterns: Contemporary calligraphic arabesque 

  Abdel Baki, Randa (Typoday Publications, 2016-02)

  This presentation focuses on the development of Arabic calligraphic monograms that are translated into multiple interpretations of pattern designs. The process opens up many design solutions that are each unique in their ...
• Coupling Bilingual Typefaces 

  Abdel Baki, Randa (Industrial Design Centre, 2013-03)

  This presentation focuses on the process of designing and coupling experimental display typeface in Latin and Arabic. As the two scripts are in opposite directions, and the glyphs are different in many aspects, it is vital ...
• Harmonizing Bilingual Layouts: A Proposal of Latin–Arabic Typographic Classifications 

  Abdel Baki, Randa (2023-09-18)

  Under the influence of globalization and multinational communication, the English language has become the steering script utilized in visual design. It has displaced other local languages and scripts and imposed a monolingual ...
• Bilingual Design Layout Systems: Cases from Beirut 

  Abdel Baki, Randa (2013-07-01)

  This paper identifies and analyzes the challenges of bilingual design layout systems in Beirut. With the rapid spread of globalization, English and Arabic often enter the public realm together. As the design industry also ...
• On Being Simultaneously Arab and “Modern”: Saloua Raouda Choucair’s Design Between Science and Sufism 

  Taan, Yasmine Nachabe (2025-01-07)

  This article discusses Saloua Raouda Choucair’s commitment to design through her combined interest in science and Sufism. Her artistic and design accomplishments portray her as a resolute and determined woman who actively ...
• Towards a “Glocal” Teaching of the History of Graphic Design 

  Taan, Yasmine Nachabe (2024-11-28)

  This article examines the teaching of graphic design history in Lebanon and other Arab countries, with a focus on the incorporation of a local perspective in the curriculum. The study brings attention to overlooked elements ...

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