Water map uses design to raise awareness on scarce resource
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Water map uses design to raise awareness on scarce resource

Mon, 2017-10-09 15:55

The theme of this year’s Amman Design Week triggered the imagination of five local designers to come up with a modern installation that highlights one of Jordan’s most pressing issues: the scarcity of water.

Alongside four other designers, Ahmad Sabbagh presented an installation titled “Water Table”, consisting of a table made up of materials used in making water tanks that are placed at the top of residential buildings in addition to a screen on top of the table projecting details.

“Our idea is to raise people’s awareness towards the water problem Jordan is facing. We did a projection on water showing a map of the water movement in Jordan based on a timeline starting from the 1950s up to the future. Visitors can therefore compare the changes in water movement across time”

Read the full article by Muath Freij via The Jordan Times.

[Photo by Michael-Ann Cerniglia | Flickr]

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Water map uses design to raise awareness on scarce resource
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