Boomtown Beirut
Beirut has always stood its ground as a kind of playground for Arabs and Europeans in search of oriental liberality. With a return to gradual political stability and considerable economic investments, Beirut recently seems to be back on map. The enormous cultural diversity and liberalness bring along a vibrant mix of lifestyles on one hand but with the conjunct slight lawlessness also entail noumerous socio-political problems on the other hand.
Geo magazine 2010
Beirut, view from Damascus Road
Raghda Mouawad studied theater in France an after seven years came back to live in Beirut
Hamra, West Beirut
Beginning of term at the American University of Beirut; Above: Rue Gouraud, Gemmayzeh
A young lady leaving ›White-Club‹ is receiving her car at the valet parking
A commercial is beeing shot on the rooftop of Palm Beach Hotel
Rue Abdel Wahab, Achrafieh
The Basement
Jade Souaid, dj and former singer of Blend, the first signed alternative rock band of the region
West Beirut
De Prague Cafe, Hamra, West Beirut
Noor with her brother, sister and mother in Sanayeh public garden
Hamra Street
Achrafieh
Assem Salam, architect, at his house
Banque du Liban, Hamra
Andreas, owner of Torino Express bar
Rue Gouraud, Gemmayzeh
Place des Martyrs, in front of Al-Amin mosque
Nayla