Third Sharjah Architecture Triennial features 32 participants
The article discusses the third edition of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, which brings together 32 creatives from fields such as architecture, anthropology, urban planning, and the arts. Its goal is to explore the role of architecture in promoting coexistence and addressing the challenges of rapid urban growth. The works include installations, cinematic and archival materials, as well as workshops and exhibitions, to examine how social, cultural, and political infrastructures contribute to the emergence and development of communities. The projects focus on issues such as displacement, climate adaptation, community design, and the urban environment, with a particular emphasis on the relationships between humans and the urban landscape, and on developing new concepts for living and interacting within the city.
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