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The Architecture of Wellbeing

Program type
Talk/Conversations

14 May 2025

06:00 PM - 07:00 PM

Western Hajj Terminal - Jeddah - Auditorium - Public Programs Building

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Age Group All Ages

Free

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About the event

The integration of space, art, and architecture plays a vital role in shaping experiences of wellness and wellbeing. By incorporating natural elements, artists and architects create immersive environments that engage the senses and foster a deeper connection to place. This connection goes beyond aesthetics, offering a holistic approach that nurtures mind, body, and spirit.

When thoughtfully combined, art, design, and nature transform built environments into sanctuaries for healing, creativity, and balance, promoting mindfulness and a deeper sense of wellbeing.

Language: English and Arabic

What will you learn?
Participants will explore how the integration of art, architecture, and nature promotes holistic wellbeing, fostering mindfulness, creativity, and tranquility in designed spaces.

Who is it for?
This is for anyone interested in the intersection of design, art, and wellness, including architects, artists, and anyone passionate about creating spaces that enhance quality of life.

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Rawan Radwan

PR & Communications Manager, Red Sea Global, AMAALA

Rawan Radwan is the PR & Communications Manager at Red Sea Global, AMAALA. With a background in journalism, she has...

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Lindsay Madden Nadeau

Senior Director Wellness Strategy, Red Sea Global, AMAALA

Lindsay Madden-Nadeau is the Senior Director of Wellness Strategy at Red Sea Global, AMAALA. With over 20 years of experience...

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Dalya Islam

Director of Art and Culture, Red Sea Global, AMAALA

Dalya Islam is the Director of Art and Culture at Red Sea Global, AMAALA. With over 20 years of experience...

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Wiam Kafyah

Architect

Wiam Kafyah is a Saudi Senior Architect working on award-winning designs across luxury residential, healthcare, and hospitality sectors. Wiam leads...

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