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Diriyah Biennale announces winner of the 2024 AlMusalla Prize

Diriyah Biennale announces winner of the 2024 AlMusalla Prize

  • The winning team includes Lebanon and UAE-based East Architecture Studio, British engineering firm AKT II, and Lebanese artist Rayyane Tabet
  • Design combines Islamic architecture and heritage with modern sustainable practices and is inspired by palm tree farms in the Kingdom
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