Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023 - in pictures
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The triennial has returned to Al Qasimiyah School, a building that typifies modernist architecture in Sharjah, with transformations in line with the platform’s ethos. All Photos: Razmig Bedirian / The National -
Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi is the president of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial -
The Sharjah Architecture Triennial runs across several locations in Sharjah until March 10 -
The Power of the 'Invisibles' by Yara Sharif and Nasser Golzari highlights how Gazans use reclaimed materials to rebuild from rubble -
From left, Golzari and Sharif -
The elements that make up the exhibition include durable benches made of carboard to tiles made of rammed clay and chairs fashioned from recycled timber -
Tashkent: Appropriating Modernism focuses on three modernist buildings in Uzbekistan’s capital -
![These include The State Museum of Arts, Chalkhana [teahouse] Samarkand and Restaurant Zarafshan](https://www.thenationalnews.com/resizer/v2/SKL6AFI5RJG2RKITY6RCCCL6TY.jpg?smart=true&auth=7a9236913502f1aa4b7055a76d4526d420b3eb105dfd6c6f7cbba023344e77d3&width=400&height=225)
These include The State Museum of Arts, Chalkhana [teahouse] Samarkand and Restaurant Zarafshan -
Tashkent: Appropriating Modernism highlights the tension between the structures original forms and their ensuing alterations -
Sumaya Dabbagh's Earth to Earth -
The interior of Sumaya Dabbagh's Earth to Earth, an installation constructed from mud plaster, mud bricks, and reconstituted palm frond boards -
The stage area is decked with cinderblocks and stacked panels that serve as seating areas. The materials will be resold to suppliers after the triennial concludes in March -
Natura Futura's La Balsanera - Floating Productive House looks at the floating structures along Ecuador's Babahoyo River -
Sandra Poulson and curator Tosin Oshinowo in Poulson's exhibition Dust As An Accidental Gift -
The exhibition by Sandra Poulson transforms what used to be a classroom into a marketplace decked with goods and produce all created from recycled cardboard -
Al Borde's Raw Threshold, an installation that utilises recycled wooden utility poles and palm tree mats
![These include The State Museum of Arts, Chalkhana [teahouse] Samarkand and Restaurant Zarafshan](https://www.thenationalnews.com/resizer/v2/SKL6AFI5RJG2RKITY6RCCCL6TY.jpg?smart=true&auth=7a9236913502f1aa4b7055a76d4526d420b3eb105dfd6c6f7cbba023344e77d3&width=800&height=450)
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