Who created the project "AL-KHASFA MEMORIAL MUSEUM"?

This project was created by AHMED JUMMAH on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"AL-KHASFA MEMORIAL MUSEUM" is a Extreme Architecture, Lighting Design, Architecture, Political Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Iraq.

AL-KHASFA MEMORIAL MUSEUM

Al-Khasfa Memorial Museum is a memorial architecture project dedicated to preserving the memory of the victims of ISIS atrocities at Al-Khasfa, one of Iraq’s most devastating sites of mass execution, where approximately 20,000 people are believed to have lost their lives. More than a conventional museum, the project is conceived as an architectural act of re

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Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

5d ago

Lecturer at Bu-Ali Sina University – Faculty of Art and Architecture

A powerful and sensitive memorial thesis that meaningfully connects memory, landscape, and spatial experience. Further refinement of the functional and technical aspects could make this strong concept even more convincing.

AHMED JUMMAH

Project Owner

3d ago

Architectiure at University of Baghdad

Thank you so much Doctor Khalil its my pleasure

Hussain Abdalmajeed 1mo ago

Inspirational work

Mo Mo 14d ago

Good luck 🔥

Muhammed AL Amin 13d ago

One of the great and remarkable projects with a meaningful concept: to remind people of the problems and crimes of terrorism disguised in the name of religion, to memorialize the memory of the martyrs, and to remind the world of the inhumane crimes that occurred against the different sects of society and its surroundings. This project demonstrates a high level of the fundamental purpose of community architecture.

Tara Obleck 3d ago

Excellent work

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