SALTWORKS Collective | Gulf Urbanism & Architecture
Abdulrahman H. Al-Mana, Salman Al-SulaitiA Collective for Khaleeji Urban Thought and Architecture
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Salt Notes: Rammed Earth, A New Vernacular
For many years I’ve really admired rammed earth as a material. Aesthetically, I think it’s one of a kind. Functionally, it’s basically a solid wall. Because it’s made (ideally) from the earth of the site I have a sense that it’s the natural...
Salt Notes: The Passport Building Deserved Better
This week I was driving up the Qatar Expressway as usual - going to visit family - and I passed by the old passport directorate building. A unique architectural icon. The facade is made up of abstracted tree-like forms. Its repetitive upsid...
Salt Notes: Can I Just Talk About Bathrooms?
Believe it or not, I take bathrooms very seriously. Maybe a little too seriously. I can spend an hour discussing skirting details, shower layouts, and don’t even get me started on porcelain vs marble. Most people might find that ridiculous....
Cities from Salt: The Need for Poetics in Planning
Recently I’ve recently been trying to challenge myself by reading a minimum of one book a month and either in response to it or inspired by it, to write an article. It’s really hard to find bookshops that carry interesting literature on the...
Salt Notes: Qatar's Greatest Preservationist
This week we lost the Father Emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, born in 1952 and passed July 12, 2026 at the age of 74. He will go down in history as the leader who built modern Qatar. Everything from the first shipment of LNG (Liquef...
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