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LayerCake Demonstration Video

Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT Recieves 2018 Mohamed Makiya Award

ARCHNET@MIT and ARCHNET.ORG

Aga Khan Collection

In this collection you will find the biographies of the staff affiliated with the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT (AKDC@MIT). AKDC@MIT is part of the MIT Libraries and the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard and MIT. AKDC@MIT is a research center supporting the teaching of, and scholarship on, the history and theory of architecture, urbanism, environmental and landscape design, visual culture, and conservation, as well as the practice of architecture, in Muslim societies.

In this collection you will find biographies of AKDC@MIT staff, examples of the archives and collections we hold, and media or publications produced by the Center and its staff. You will also find collections resulting from collaborations between AKDC@MIT and other institutions. Follow news from the Aga Khan Documentations Center on our website.

Source:

AKDC@MIT. About the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT. Retrieved November 18, 2018, from

https://libraries.mit.edu/akdc/about-akdcmit/

Finding Aid - Dr. Marilyn Jenkins-Madina Archive

LayerCake

From Tangier’s Old Medina to the World

journal article

Archives at the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT

administrative record

Archnet User Guide (Draft)

Archnet-AKDC Card

Tamayouz Excellence Award 2018 | جايزة تميّز المعمارية 2018

AKDC-Archnet Lightning Talk

presentation slides

Aga Khan Documentation Center, MIT Libraries FY2019

The Modern Regionalized: A Tribute to Rifat Chadirji

Nur Sobers-Khan

Betsy Baldwin

Matthew Saba

Michael A. Toler

Ali Khodr

Sharon C. Smith

Mohamed Makiya Archivez

Ali Tayar: Systems & One-Offs

Michel Écochard Archive

Rifat Chadirji Archive

Hisham Munir Archive

Kamil and Rifat Chadirji Photographic Archive

Notes from the Archives

Mosques in North America: A Tribute to Dr. Omar Khalidi

Islam in Europe: Architecture of Muslim Communities since 1900

Women in Architecture

Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture

Aga Khan Collection

In this collection you will find the biographies of the staff affiliated with the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT (AKDC@MIT). AKDC@MIT is part of the MIT Libraries and the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard and MIT. AKDC@MIT is a research center supporting the teaching of, and scholarship on, the history and theory of architecture, urbanism, environmental and landscape design, visual culture, and conservation, as well as the practice of architecture, in Muslim societies.

In this collection you will find biographies of AKDC@MIT staff, examples of the archives and collections we hold, and media or publications produced by the Center and its staff. You will also find collections resulting from collaborations between AKDC@MIT and other institutions. Follow news from the Aga Khan Documentations Center on our website.

Source:

AKDC@MIT. About the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT. Retrieved November 18, 2018, from

https://libraries.mit.edu/akdc/about-akdcmit/

LayerCake Demonstration Video

Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT Recieves 2018 Mohamed Makiya Award

ARCHNET@MIT and ARCHNET.ORG

Finding Aid - Dr. Marilyn Jenkins-Madina Archive

LayerCake

From Tangier’s Old Medina to the World

journal article

Archives at the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT

administrative record

Archnet User Guide (Draft)

Archnet-AKDC Card

Tamayouz Excellence Award 2018 | جايزة تميّز المعمارية 2018

AKDC-Archnet Lightning Talk

presentation slides

Aga Khan Documentation Center, MIT Libraries FY2019

Nur Sobers-Khan

Betsy Baldwin

Matthew Saba

Michael A. Toler

Ali Khodr

Sharon C. Smith

Mohamed Makiya Archivez

Ali Tayar: Systems & One-Offs

Michel Écochard Archive

Rifat Chadirji Archive

Hisham Munir Archive

Kamil and Rifat Chadirji Photographic Archive

Notes from the Archives

Mosques in North America: A Tribute to Dr. Omar Khalidi

Islam in Europe: Architecture of Muslim Communities since 1900

Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture