Sara Ayoub is an architect (HMONP), graduated from ENSA Paris-La Villette. Her practice brings together architecture, scenography, and material research around what persists in an architecture when time, use, or technique transforms it. She develops Neo-Ruins, a research framework examining the tension between foreign elements and vernacular forms, pursued in residence at Art Omi, New York. Her work has been presented at the Venice Architecture Biennale and INHA in Paris (IAAC/3dpa), and at Fondation Dar Bellarj in Marrakech (Archéologies).
Exhibitions
2026.02 Archéologies, Fondation Dar Bellarj, Marrakech, MA
2025.05 3dpa at Matter Matters, Disseny Hub, Barcelona, ES
2025.05 Teixit Prototype, IAAC, Venice Biennale of Architecture, Venice, IT
Residencies
2026.07 Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, FR
2026.06 The Adobe Archipelago Founded by Ronald Rael, Colorado, U.S
2026.05 Art Omi, New York, U.S
Selected Lectures
2026.02 Archeology of Gesture, A conversation with Abdallah Fili and Edouard Cabay, Dar Bellarj, MA
2024.11 Translating Preindustrial Knowledge into Digital Practices,Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Barcelona, ES
2024.10 From Vernacular to Contemporary: Towards Low-Carbon Architecture,École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Toulouse, FR
2024.09 Architecture Of The Past Inspiration For The Future, INHA & La Sorbonne, Paris, FR
Invited Juries
2024.11 Anatomy of a Machine, Studio : Edouard Cabay, Assisting faculty :Pit Siebenaler, MRAAC-IAAC, Barcelona, ES
Workshops
2026.04 3dprinting with Earth, Vilnius Academy of Arts, Vilnius, LIT
2025.09 Ksour Rehabilitation, Tazarine, Morocco
2020.10 Earthen Techniques, Les Grands Ateliers, FR
2019.02 Between Rails, Yangon, MMR
2019.08 Atelier Ourika, Marrakech, MA
2018.07 Madrid Intercultural, ETSAM, ES
Collaborations
2025 Studio KO, Marrakech, MA
2023 Martin Duplantier, Paris, FR
2021 Baumschlager Eberle, Paris, FR
2018 Andrés Jaque / Office for Political Innovation, Madrid, ES
The Transvector, Museum of the Ocean.
Press
Archdaily
Divisare
Le Desk
Maison Du Maroc
A+E Architecture
Projets.Media
Photo : ©Jurga Sako