Robert Saliba

Robert Saliba was a Professor in the Department of Architecture and Design, American University of Beirut. He conducted extensive research on Beirut`s historic formation and postwar reconstruction, and published three reference monographs: Beyrouth Architectures: Aux Sources de la Modernité (Parenthèses, 2009); Beirut City Center Recovery: the Foch-Allenby and Etoile Conservation Area (Steidl, 2004); and Beirut 1920-1940: Domestic Architecture between Tradition and Modernity (Order of Engineers and Architects, 1998). He served as a land use consultant with the World Bank and UN-Habitat on the state of the environment in Lebanon and worked as an urban design consultant and a city-planning associate at the Community Redevelopment Agency in Los Angeles. 

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