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DESIGN@LARGE


Joakim de Rham & Siavosh Adeli


wind of the dunes, and the orange hues of the carpet characterise the colours of the sand of the desert of Abu Dhabi. Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson said: “We cannot address today’s


global governance challenges with yesterday’s tools. This room now benefits from adaptations that have brought it into the 21st Century and make it a model for open and inclusive discussions.” Minister of State of the United Arab Emirates Maitha Alshamsi said: “The


commitment of the United Arab Emirates to provide appropriate working tools to the United Nations System is in line with its constant support to international


organisations, and aims at strengthening the role of the United Nations as a forum for the international community in order to achieve its objectives and aspirations.” Work began in July 2015 on the project, which is part of a strategic heritage


plan to completely renovate the Palais des Nations. Building code compliance and greater accessibility for persons with


disabilities are among the key objectives of the project, which also includes the construction of a new building. Restoration and construction works will begin in 2017 and are expected to conclude by 2023.


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