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Modern Architectural Heritage of the Emirates

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Modern Architectural Heritage of the Emirates

The United Arab Emirates is often associated with modern marvels such as the Burj Khalifa. But few stop to consider its modern architectural heritage. Fifty years after its founding, the UAE can be a microcosm of architectural practices and styles from around the world. Reflecting the country’s diversity of cultures and embrace of innovation. Architects from across the globe have left their mark in all seven emirates, where many of their structures still stand in use today. Modern Architectural Heritage of the Emirates

In this exhibition, architectural photographers, journalists, and curators from across the United States bring new focus to these buildings.

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