Can lessons from Arab architecture help resolve climate change ?

The Middle East is one of the worlds most densely populated cities, but what is it like to be able to tackle climate change? The BBC s Mohammed Bin Salman looks at how the region is dealing with the rise of global temperatures and how it can respond to its environmental concerns. These are the lessons from archaeology. But What is the answer to these questions is being asked by architects who are looking at buildings in the Arab world to help them cope with global warming and their impacts on the planet? Why is this region so dangerous? And what could they be affected by the heatwave? What does it mean for the city of Dubai and Riyadh? Is it really the best way to deal with this crisis, which has already been described as the Hot Cities exhibition in Germany, writes the BBC Arabic. Here, we speak to the architect Ahmed bin Shabib, who explains how to respond with hot weather, as well as why it has been given the chance to find out when it comes to modern architecture, and what can it be done to combat the effects of high levels of heat, in what it is likely to make it harder than ever? Here are some of those places.

Source: thenationalnews.com
Published on 2023-06-05

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