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Discover innovation & tradition intersecting at Qatar Museum’s fall exhibition, featuring emergency bamboo shelters by Dr. Yasmeen Lari.

Designboom publishes an article on Qatar Museum’s summer and fall exhibitions, where the emergency bamboo shelters designed by Dr. Yasmeen Lari will also be showcased.

Discover innovation & tradition intersecting at Qatar Museum’s fall exhibition, featuring emergency bamboo shelters by Dr. Yasmeen Lari.

posted 74d ago

Empowering her neighbourhood with creativity and learning, this 12-year-old girl leads the way in HF’s ‘Mahol Dost Sabz Gali’ project.

Little artists in action! These kids are bringing color to the Heritage Foundation’s Back Street Project titled, “Mahol Dost Sabz Gali”, all under the watchful eye of their 12-year-old supervisor. Their creativity and teamwork are making a vibrant difference in their community!

Empowering her neighbourhood with creativity and learning, this 12-year-old girl leads the way in HF’s ‘Mahol Dost Sabz Gali’ project.

posted 76d ago

Dr. Yasmeen Lari & DC South Karachi Altaf Saario visit the PSO Back Street ‘Mahol Dost Sabz Gali’ project to launch a tree plantation drive.

Dr. Yasmeen Lari and DC South Karachi Altaf Saario visit the PSO Back Street ‘Mahol Dost Sabz Gali’ project to launch an inspiring tree plantation initiative. Together, we’re greening our city one street at a time!

Dr. Yasmeen Lari & DC South Karachi Altaf Saario visit the PSO Back Street ‘Mahol Dost Sabz Gali’ project to launch a tree plantation drive.

posted 78d ago

Business Recorder publishes Dr. Yasmeen Lari’s article titled, “Why should urban flooding & heat islands continue to play havoc in Karachi.”

Business Recorder features Dr. Yasmeen Lari’s compelling article on why urban flooding and heat islands continue to wreak havoc in Karachi. Discover her expert analysis and proposed solutions for a more resilient city.

Business Recorder publishes Dr. Yasmeen Lari’s article titled, “Why should urban flooding & heat islands continue to play havoc in Karachi.”

posted 81d ago

The Arab News interviewed Makli’s mendicant community transformed by Dr Yasmeen Lari into productive members of society.

Until a few years ago, Noor used to be among dozens of women beggars at the cemetery located near the city of Thatta in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province. In 2018, celebrated Pakistani architect Yasmeen Lari decided to help beggarwomen earn a dignified living and launched a program to teach them how to make kashi tiles, one of the oldest handicrafts in Sindh.
Arab News full article can be read at the following link: https://arab.news/j4z24
A video about the same can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/rfiLFy9FWW8

The Arab News interviewed Makli’s mendicant community transformed by Dr Yasmeen Lari into productive members of society.

posted 88d ago