Karim Nader Studio

02/06/2026

1/3: Seen from afar, the house becomes part of the mountain’s weather.
A discreet shelter in a vast winter field — framed by branches, snow, rocks, and the pale silence of the horizon.
Architecture here is not an object placed in nature, but a measured pause within it.

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28/05/2026

2/3: Grey on white.
Metal against snow.
A roofline drawn with the restraint of a winter horizon.
The project finds its place through quietness: a compact form, precise openings, and a materiality that absorbs the cold light of the mountain rather than competing with it.

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24/05/2026

3/3: A house almost disappears into winter.
Not hidden, but held by the landscape — between rock, snow, water, and silence.
In the mountains, architecture becomes less about presence than precision: the right volume, the right line, the right degree of retreat.

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19/02/2026

A dialogue across decades. Originally designed in 1949 by Edgard Sisto, La Tour stands on the Caracas hill as a testament to Beirut’s modernist spirit. Our intervention wasn’t about change, but about “subtlety”—a reprise of the modernist form.

We preserved the “yellow building” metaphor with a barely reflective yellowish concrete finish—a distant echo of traditional stone translated into the language of concrete. It stands as a silent witness to the intersection of Al Qalaa and Venus streets, bridging the gap between ancestral memory and the unknown future.

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15/02/2026

A dialogue across decades. History doesn’t need a rewrite; sometimes, it just needs a more resonant echo. Originally designed by Edgard Sisto in 1949, this modernist icon on the Caracas hill has been gently re-awakened. Our intervention was a “reprise”—preserving the soul of the “yellow building” through a yellowish concrete finish that honors the past while speaking to the future. A silent witness at the intersection of Al Qalaa and Venus streets, bridging the gap between ancestral memory and the unknown future.

14/02/2026

We are happy to unveil the completion of La Tour — a thoughtful revival of a 1949 Beirut landmark by Edgard Sisto.

The project reactivates a slender modernist icon in the Caracas district, preserving its distinctive character while introducing a renewed spatial and material experience for today.

Developed by MAK Builders — Rami Kassem
Photography by Marwan Harmouche

Discover the project:

Reminiscing Jaques Tati, Eileen Grey and Erich Mendelsohn, a second life for the 1949 modernist tower by Edgard Sisto in Caracas, Beirut. Ongoing.

30/01/2026

How to live on Rue du Liban like in a Venitian chandelier. Competition. (1st Prize)

01/01/2026

Karim Nader Studio and his team wish you a very happy new year 2026!

Immeuble de l’Union in a festive mood during 2025.

A Journey of Light, curated and designed with .

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28/12/2025

As this year comes to an end we remember the eclipse in Immeuble de l’Union, a part of the ‘Journey of Light’ with during 2025.

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