Badri<\/strong> began her tour by visiting the MENA Grad Show that is showcasing the best 60 innovative projects presented by graduates from around the world with the objective to make the world a better place. She also checked the presentations and multimedia works included in the 2040 d3 Architecture Exhibition, the second edition of d3\u2019s annual architecture exhibition, following the successful inaugural event last year.<\/p>\n Badri<\/strong> also visited the UAE Designer Exhibition 2.0 and was briefed on the works of emerging citizen and resident designers and talents. She also visited Abwab 2021 by artist and architect Ahmed Sharabassy, who was commissioned to work on a piece titled \u2018Nature in Motion\u2019 in response to the theme of regenerative design and restorative architecture.<\/p>\n Hala Badri<\/strong> continued her tour with Urban Commissions 2021, with \u2018play\u2019 being a main theme for its competition this year; she was briefed on the work of Yowalah who won the competition. Badri<\/strong> then visited the Athenaeum project, an architectural installation project carried out by Lever\/Mirage, which illuminates the recent findings of the 3000-year-old city of Mleiha.<\/p>\n The Director General\u00a0<\/strong>also stopped at the Light Shelters exhibition organised by the \u2018Istituto Europeo di Design\u2019thatfocuses on three core themes: sustainability, lightness and fragility. Badri<\/strong> also toured The Most Beautiful Swiss Books exhibition designed by HamzatWasl Studio in cooperation with the Embassy of Switzerland to Bahrain and the UAE; It is an experimental exhibition that reveals what goes into making a book. The Embassy of Switzerland cooperated with HamzatWasl Studio and Zayed University to organise a journey that begins with printing and the art of designing books. The Most Beautiful Swiss Books comprises a collection of 19 books that were awarded this prize by the Swiss Federal Office of Culture (FOC) in 2020.<\/p>\n Next, Badri<\/strong> viewed the pop-up showcase by the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation titled \u2018One Grain at a Time,\u2019 an immersive real-time transmission of the robotic arm of the university\u2019s Fabrication Lab; it presents a seven-axis robotic arm named Matilda, as well as the featured work of DIDI students. Badri<\/strong> then visited Context Reflections that focuses on natural lighting and materiality. She also visited The Shape of Light, a large-scale glass antiprism designed by the conceptual art studio of Claudia Moseley and Edward Shuster, in collaboration with Dubai-based fine art consultancy ESPACE.<\/p>\n Hala Badri<\/strong> concluded her tour in the creative exhibition organised by Bentley Motors, and watched the creative model being showcased under the title Safeefa, which was created by Emirati designer Hessa Al Suwaidi<\/strong>, incorporating Bentley\u2019s philosophy of unrivalled artistry. Thanks to her technical skills and high craftsmanship, Hessa Al Suwaidi<\/strong> created a special piece that expresses the integration between the modern expression of traditional Emirati craftsmanship and the vitality of these crafts through an innovative typographic movement. 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