The Architecture of Rasem Badran: Narratives on People and Place
Rasem Badran (b. 1945) is a Jordanian architect who has been influential in the development of contemporary architecture in the Middle East and beyond. His works are characterized by a respect for the local context, culture, and environment, as well as a creative use of materials, forms, and spaces. He has designed a variety of projects, ranging from residential, commercial, educational, cultural, and religious buildings, to urban planning and landscape design.
The Architecture of Rasem Badran: Narratives on People and Place is a monograph that celebrates his achievements and explores his unique approach to architecture. The book was written by James Steele, a professor of architecture at the University of Southern California, and illustrated by Rasem Badran himself. It was published by Thames & Hudson in 2005 .
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