American University of Sharjah
This vessel for coral resettlement and simulation along the coastlines of the UAE is meant to support dying coral reefs. As coral reefs in the UAE continue to perish, these artificial pieces of reef would support existing coral by offering an attractive site for coral larvae to settle.
Coral Colonies of Mass Construction by Dania Darra, Jad Moura
This vessel for coral resettlement and simulation along the coastlines of the UAE is meant to support dying coral reefs. As coral reefs in the UAE continue to perish, these artificial pieces of reef would support existing coral by offering an attractive site for coral larvae to settle.
Sa’f by Abdelrahman Hosny Gomma, Maha Yaghi and Basant Sayed Helal
Inspired by the date palm as a symbol of UAE heritage, these structures would be printed using recycled plastic to offer residents a shaded place to rest.
Timeless by Abdallah Taher Al Awadi, Naya Aslan and Peter Mitry
Representing both the continuity and aspirations of the United Arab Emirates, this sculpture serves as interior or outdoor decoration as well as solar powered lighting feature.
Mangroots by Mariam Alhashmi, Malina Server and Hamda Aljasmi
A multi-functional light fixture, this design is inspired by the roots of the UAE’s mangrove trees, which make up one of the nation’s most important ecosystems.
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