We revisit the origin story of the multi-disciplinary designer Malek Alqadi. This episode of Cohesion Concepts and Contexts focuses on our beginnings, inspirations, and introduces core ideologies by painting pictures with words and storytelling.

Malek’s Jordanian lineage celebrated the near mythical nature of The Bedouin tribes with their light, lifestyle and airy structures. We discuss the reimagining of ‘Canopies’ from ancestral heritage to inspiration for the 21st century nomads.

Conceptual synergy with the Masters of Futurism, Axel Vervoordt, James Turrell and Rick Joy, what Malek Alqadi learned as a young designer from working with these masters.

Malek’s “Boost’s on the Ground” real world lessons were daunting, delightful and daring as he learned from the land and the best thought leaders in his environment. We take a dip into some extreme examples of his creative journey.

Typology, natural landscape, helping land heal and remember itself. Quenching the thirst of the extreme desert and restoring the natural balance while providing an immersive experience with balance.

Malek shares his cohesive world view of creating, by honoring our natural parks and leveraging this ethos to encourage others to do the same in their part of the world!

We share how, The High-Desert, envelopes a creative mind to fellowship with the ‘four elements’, and informs a remarkable precedent for the future of design.