“Though most of El-Wakil’s structures are also made from the same craft technology of stone, sunburnt brick, and hand-carved timberwork that he learnt from Fathy, the buildings themselves represent a different focus of attention from the rural situation, which was the old master’s main concern.” Pages 53

The November 1986 issue of Architectural Review features an in-depth exploration of the work of El-Wakil, the acclaimed Egyptian architect known for his innovative designs that blend tradition with modernity. This edition includes detailed plans, cross-sections, and stunning images that highlight his unique architectural style and mastery of space, illustrating how his creations reflect the cultural heritage of Egypt while embracing contemporary design principles.

Cover page of the November 1986 issue of Architectural Review.

References:

1. Abel, Chris. (1986, November). Work of El-Wakil. The Architectural Review: Anatomy of Regionalism, 180(1077), 53–60.