Reconstruction of the Al-Badr Palace and Revitalization of the Ta’izz National Museum Complex
The Al-Badr Palace is an Ottoman-era building, part of the Ta’izz National Museum complex. It was severely damaged during conflict, and over 15,000 objects from the museum collection remain buried under debris. Restoration work recover the museum's collections and create a museography program for the Ta’izz National Museum complex.
The Al-Badr Palace is an Ottoman-era building and part of the Ta’izz National Museum complex. The palace was severely damaged during conflict, and over 15,000 objects from the museum collections remain buried under its debris. Restoration work will include recovering the museum's collections and creating a museography program for the Ta’izz National Museum complex, which includes Al-Badr Palace and Imam Palace.
Project Details
Location: Ta`izz, Yemen, Middle East, Asia
Organiser(s):
World Monuments Fund
Project partner(s): General Organization for Antiquities and Museums (GOAM)
Funder(s):
ALIPH
Funding received: $557,838
Commencement Date: 01/2020
Project Status: Active
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