Double-height interior and gallery in modern, architect-designed house

Image ID:	12242697
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / von Einsiedel, Andreas Portrait

Rights:	This image is available for exclusive uses upon request
Restrictions:	not available in FR,IT
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Location:	Beirut; LB

Print size:	approx. 37.52 × 25.04 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Gallery and panoramic window in modern, architect-designed house

Bookcases on gallery made from black wire mesh

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Rebuilding Beirut

12242691 | © living4media / von Einsiedel, Andreas | 30 images

Architect's home is part of the urban renewal of Beirut, Lebanon

Lebanese architect Bernard Khoury trained in the United States before returning home, hoping to participate in the rebuilding of Beirut, much of which was destroyed during the 15 year civil war. Khoury and his wife Nathalie and two children live in a detached, three-storey house on top of a building …

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