US EditionSyrian Architect Uses Drone Footage to Help Rebuild Hometown
- Syrian architect Abdel Aziz al-Mohammed was shocked by the destruction in his village upon returning after years away.
- His documentation attracted support from Shafak, a Turkey-based NGO, which agreed to fund the reconstruction of 434 out of 800 damaged homes.
- Abdel Aziz al-Mohammed expressed a desire for the village to be rebuilt, saying, 'for people and life to return.'
- He hopes to see 'the Syria we dream of... the Syria full of hope, built by its youth.
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Syrian architect uses drone footage to help rebuild hometown
Syrian architect Abdel Aziz al-Mohammed could barely recognise his war-ravaged village when he returned after years away. Now, his meticulous documentation of the damage using a drone helps to rebuild it.
Syrian Architect Uses Drone Footage To Help Rebuild Hometown
Syrian architect Abdel Aziz al-Mohammed could barely recognise his war-ravaged village when he returned after years away. Now, his meticulous documentation of the damage using a drone helps to rebuild it.
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After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, architect Abdel Aziz al-Mohamed uses drone images to oversee the reconstruction of his native village, devastated by the bombings.
Tall Mardikh - When he fled his village bombed during the civil war in Syria, Abdel Aziz al-Mohamed documented the destruction by sending drones overflew him: thanks to this data, this architect now supervises his reconstruction. A few days after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad, overthrown by an Islamist coalition in December, this 34-year-old man, passionate about drones, returned to his village of Tall Mardikh, in the province of Idleb (…
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