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Taghlib Abdul Hadi Al-Waily تغلب عبد الهادي الوائلي is an Iraqi–Canadian architect, urban planner, and researcher whose professional career spans more than five decades.[1] He is known for his work in heritage-led urban regeneration, particularly through studies and planning proposals related to the revitalization of Baghdad’s historic city center.[2]
Al-Waily co-founded several architectural practices in Abu Dhabi and Baghdad.[3] He later established Turath, a Montreal-based non-profit organization focused on urban heritage.[4] Through this platform, his research and planning proposals were presented to UNESCO and Iraqi governmental bodies.[5]
Education
[edit]Al-Waily studied architecture and later completed postgraduate studies in urban and regional planning at the University of Baghdad.[6]
Career
[edit]Early work in Abu Dhabi
[edit]Between 1977 and 1987, Al-Waily worked at the Public Works Department of Abu Dhabi, where he was involved in the management and coordination of governmental projects in collaboration with international consultants.[7] His role included responsibilities related to design coordination and project management as a client representative on public sector projects.[8]
During the same period, he also practiced as a freelance designer and contributed to architectural and interior design projects in Abu Dhabi and the wider Gulf region.[9]
Dewan Architects and Ritaj Architecture
[edit]In 1984, Al-Waily co-founded Dewan Architects in Abu Dhabi, where he was involved in architectural design and professional practice during the firm’s early years.[10]
In 1988, he founded Ritaj Architecture & Interiors, through which he worked on hospitality, residential, and interior design projects in the United Arab Emirates and the region.[11]
Regional planning and urban heritage
[edit]In the early 2000s, Al-Waily worked as a planning consultant with firms including Dar Al-Emara and SGI on regional development projects.[12] His work included preparation of the Al-Muthanna Governorate Structure Plan and urban renewal studies for Old Mosul.[13]
From 2009 to 2012, he directed the Al-Rasheed Street Development Project in Baghdad, addressing the revitalization of the street’s historic fabric and its integration with surrounding markets and the Tigris River as part of a broader vision for the historic city center.[14]
Turath – Montreal
[edit]After relocating to Canada, Al-Waily founded Turath, a non-profit organization dedicated to urban heritage.[15] Through this organization, he prepared studies and advocacy materials concerning Baghdad’s historic core, which were shared with Iraqi governmental authorities and cultural institutions.[16]
Awards and recognition
[edit]Al-Waily has received professional recognition for his work in architecture and urban heritage.[17]
- Shortlisted for the Mohamed Makiya Prize (Tamayouz Excellence Award, 2019)[18]
- Honored by the Mayorality of Baghdad (2023) for contributions to urban development
- Certificate of appreciation from the Iraqi Embassy in London and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2018) for participation in the London Festival of Architecture[19]
Publications
[edit]Al-Waily has authored and contributed to several publications on architecture, urban planning, and heritage-led regeneration.[20]
- Baghdad in the 21st Century: The Historical City (2017). ISBN 978-9957-514-37-2.[21]
- Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City (2018). ISBN 978-1-7752236-0-3.[22]
- Revival of Baghdad Historical City: From Plan to Reality[23]
- Ihea’ Initiative – a series of studies on the revitalization of Baghdad’s historic core[24]
Academic and professional engagement
[edit]Al-Waily has presented papers and lectures at international conferences and professional forums addressing urban transformation and heritage conservation.[25]
- Al-Kindi Engineering Forum – London (2016)[26]
- International Conference on the Urban Transformation of Arab Cities – Amman / Istanbul[27]
- Iraqi Forum for Elites & Professionals – 2019[28]
Media appearances
[edit]Al-Waily has appeared in televised interviews and recorded lectures addressing urban planning and heritage issues in Iraq and the Arab region.[29] His work was featured in the 2018 London Festival of Architecture exhibition “Baghdadi Visions – Dreamspace Gallery”.[30]
External links
[edit]- Official website
- Baghdad 21st – Academia.edu
- London Festival of Architecture – Baghdadi Visions
- Interviews and lectures on YouTube
References
[edit]- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award, “Meet our Finalists – Mohamed Makiya Prize 2019: Taghlib Abdulhadi Al-Waily”.
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award profile.
- ^ Kitabat Cultural Review.
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award, “Meet our Finalists – Mohamed Makiya Prize 2019: Taghlib Abdulhadi Al-Waily”.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award profile.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award profile.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award profile.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award.
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Kitabat Cultural Review.
- ^ Kitabat Cultural Review.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award.
- ^ Tamayouz Excellence Award.
- ^ London Festival of Architecture event page.
- ^ Al-Mustaqila Newspaper, "New Book on Baghdad’s Historical City".
- ^ Al-Mustaqila Newspaper, "New Book on Baghdad’s Historical City".
- ^ Baghdad 21st: Revival of a Historical City, Academia.edu.
- ^ Baghdad Towards the Revival of Its Historic City Centre, Academia.edu.
- ^ Baghdad Towards the Revival of Its Historic City Centre, Academia.edu.
- ^ Forum proceedings, 2016.
- ^ Forum proceedings, 2016.
- ^ Conference proceedings.
- ^ Conference proceedings.
- ^ YouTube: Baghdadi Visions playlist.
- ^ London Festival of Architecture event page.