Anjar 1939-2019 m DVD-ROM Gebunden

The small city of Anjar lies about sixty kilometers east of Beirut in Lebanon. Its history borders on the miraculous. In 1939 a group of Armenians from the area Musa Dagh who had survived the massacre and persecution perpetrated by the Young Turks found each other. With support from the French colonial government they managed to buy the land. Not only did the city planning that ensued foresee giving each family some land and a house they also built three confessional schools in Anjar-apostolic catholic protestant. In celebration of the city's eightieth anniversary the architects Vartiv ar Jaklian and Hossep Baboyan discuss this utopia which is devoted to social and individual life in this illustrated volume containing historical sketches and current photographs as well as companion texts. The film accompanying the book also features interviews with today's residents of Anjar. VARTIVAR JAKLIAN (*1976 Aleppo) und HOSSEP BABOYAN (*1976 Beirut) both have Armenian roots and come from Lebanon. They studied art and architecture in Beirut (Institut des Beaux-Arts) and in Venice (IUAV Università). They commute back and forth between these two metropolises. Jaklian is an architect and a photographer and Baboyan is an architect and a filmmaker. VARTIVAR JAKLIAN (*1976 Aleppo) und HOSSEP BABOYAN (*1976 Beirut) both have Armenian roots and come from Lebanon. They studied art and architecture in Beirut (Institut des Beaux-Arts) and in Venice (IUAV Università). They commute back and forth between these two metropolises. Jaklian is an architect and a photographer and Baboyan is an architect and a filmmaker. VARTIVAR JAKLIAN (*1976 Aleppo) und HOSSEP BABOYAN (*1976 Beirut) both have Armenian roots and come from Lebanon. They studied art and architecture in Beirut (Institut des Beaux-Arts) and in Venice (IUAV Università). They commute back and forth between these two metropolises. Jaklian is an architect and a photographer and Baboyan is an architect and a filmmaker.