2007 Aga Khan Award for Architecture – Shibam, Yemen

The Rehabilitation of the City of Shibam is part of a project that focuses on the preservation of this unique place as a living community, with architectural restoration integrated into the creation of new economic and social structures. The Award recipients are the Yemeni government and its cultural agencies, the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) and the community of Shibam.

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  1. I am trying to find info on a film I saw in undergraduate studies in anthropology, centuries ago. Not specific info on that film, but info I can look up.

    The film showed some middle eastern town, way back when, that was built to utilize water, warm/cold, through the window shades, and they actually had some special cannals constructed where they could make ice.

    I never forgot it and am determined now, centuries later (25 years, live 2500 miles away from the school) to find this information.

    Any ideas? Earnest and hopeful, Meg Jones @nourse@sonic.net.

    Thank you.

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