‘Palestinian architects are “banging on the door” to get into Gaza’ (Dezeen, 13 June 2024)

“Over years of interviews with locals during previous rebuilding efforts, Al Qudwa has developed a method that involves completing partially damaged homes by adding a new, separate unit containing any “essentials” that were lost such as a small kitchen, bathroom or bedroom.”
‘Palestinian-designed, self-build homes seen as key to Gaza’s recovery’ (Arab News, 10 June 2021)

“Gaza’s minimalist architecture is a product of its dire circumstances. But Al-Qudwa views his homeland’s rudimentary urban landscape, and even its shortage of building materials, as an opportunity for a more positive socialtransformation.”
‘As Palestinians Rebuild Following the Latest War Between Israel and Hamas, Housing Will Take Center Stage’ (Architectural Digest, 30 May 2021)

“Now, as the U.S. pledges to give millions of dollars in emergency reconstruction aid, Al Qudwa fears the cycle will repeat itself again.”