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Mixed-use architecture & adaptive reuse

Urban Recreation Hub

Nestled in the heart of Ain Aar, this project reimagines a vibrant hillside community by weaving together heritage, urban vitality, and residential serenity.

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Ain Aar, Lebanon

The Project

Nestled in the heart of Ain Aar, this project reimagines a vibrant hillside community by weaving together heritage, urban vitality, and residential serenity. At its core lies the adaptive reuse of a historic silkworm factory — once a symbol of local craftsmanship — now thoughtfully transformed into a culinary destination. This central hub revives the site’s legacy while inviting new cultural and gastronomic experiences.

The master plan fosters a balanced ecosystem, blending modern business infrastructure with a tranquil residential zone. A network of pedestrian-friendly terraces, green courtyards, and open plazas encourages interaction and movement, while maintaining a respectful buffer between commercial vibrancy and private living.

This intervention aims not only to preserve the spirit of place, but to nurture growth — offering entrepreneurs a rooted platform to thrive, and residents a peaceful yet connected neighborhood to call home. It is an architectural dialogue between old and new, calm and dynamic, memory and future.

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