OMA’s new headquarters building for the Qatar Foundation in #Doha #Kuwait 2017 Rem Koolhaas’ firm has disclosed few details about its scheme for the Qatar Foundation, a charity whose stated goal is human, social and economic development of the Arab country, through scientific research. 📸 by Yueqi “Jazzy” Li @omanewyork @oma.eu
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