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with the design sector, visitors will be able to explore immersive public interventions made from materials such as loofah and sugar and repurposed bamboo, with many of the presentations being made from large-scale 3D printed architecture. Sustainability in architecture also appears in other areas of the event. Abwab , an annual feature of Dubai Design Week that spotlights regional architecture will be hosted inside a specially commissioned pavilion that explores the use of palm trees as a sustainable resource. Elsewhere, a presentation of student projects that propose environmental solutions from international and local institutions will be showcased as well as a graphic design activation that aims to document the Arab world ’ s visual culture. For, ‘Urban Commissions’, a design competition that highlights the UAE’s design-conscious urban development will be another key element of the event. The competition invited submissions for functional, outdoor furniture for the public domain, such as innovative street furniture or shading. The winners will be selected by a jury panel of experts in the design field and results will be unveiled at Dubai Design Week.
Dubai Design Week 2022, Once Upon a Forest installation. Image courtesy of Dubai Design Week
Abwab: India Pavilion Qissa Ghar by The Busride Studio, Dubai Design Week 2019. Image courtesy of Dubai Design Week
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Downtown Design 2022, House of Today. Image courtesy of Dubai Design Week
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