Al Fanar School is an educational facility in the United Arab Emirates designed by Emkaan. The project team includes Rami Mansour with Muhammad Obaid, Micheal Membrebe, Moayed Naser, Ali Adel, Christopher Ramirez, and Natura Tribe for landscape architecture. The design draws inspiration from the koi fish, a symbol of perseverance and growth in Japanese culture, and the warmth of a mother's womb. The master plan unfolds as a spiral when viewed from above, echoing the koi carp's path and a nurturing embrace. The school emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and celebration of diversity within Dubai's multicultural context.
Rami Mansour + 28 Design Team: Muhammad Obaid Lead Team: Micheal Membrebe Technical Team: Moayed Naser, Ali Adel, Christopher Ramirez Landscape Architecture: Natura Tribe Country: United Arab Emirates More SpecsLess Specs Rami Mansour Text description provided by the architects. Al Fanar School stands as a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the celebration of diversity in Dubai's multicultural landscape. Designed by Emkaan, this extraordinary educational facility draws inspiration from the koi fisha symbol of perseverance and growth in Japanese cultureand the warmth of a mother's womb.
Al Fanar School stands as a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the celebration of diversity in Dubai's multicultural landscape. Designed by Emkaan, this extraordinary educational facility draws inspiration from the koi fisha symbol of perseverance and growth in Japanese cultureand the warmth of a mother's womb. The master plan, viewed from above, gracefully unfolds like a spiral, echoing both the koi carp's path and the nurturing embrace of life's beginnings.
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