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both memory and vital resources. To safeguard our future, we must urgently redefine our relationship with the landLebanon’s story is a microcosm of a larger global struggle. The Land Remembers is a reminder that the earth holds this relationship will allow the nation to collectively rebuild an alternative future.history when it comes to its inhabitants’ coexistence with nature. And in moments of crisis, reasserting the basis of nature of architecture and the environment, uncovering the roots of our relationship with the land. Lebanon has a rich The layers of content engage with themes of destruction, regeneration, and coexistence to reflect on the intertwined creative writing-graphics, foldout maps, an illustrated poster, a botanical drawing, a leporello, and a book of essays, interviews, and The publication is designed for future generations to engage with, learn from, and build upon. It includes information Our interdisciplinary undertaking strives to share this knowledge and feed into the collective intelligens.question: how can we heal the land to build for future generations?richness of land intelligens as well as the challenges it has endured. It is an attempt to respond to the following This box is a vessel of living documents that collects research, testimonies, and strategies for healing, recounting the engagement with the natural environment.publication. It asserts that, before architecture, there is land arid that architects must take on alméré acive fole iniour to healing the land from ecocide and to building a dynamic archive of this intentional destruction through this Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. The pavilion is a fictional ministry – The Ministry of Land Intelligens – dedicated This publication is the legacy of The Land Remembers, the Lebanese Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture
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