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Accessible Architecture and Design in Libya
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Accessible Architecture and Design sector based in Libya. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Raffia Design
Raffia is a newfangled architecture & design firm in north Africa, Tripoli Libya. Founded In 2022, Our design-driven collective of talented architectural & Interior designers has designed, lead and done some of the most unique visionary and ambitious design projects. Derived from the rich identity and history of our country, We have keen eye on culture and heritage, We try to make our designs a trendsetting yet at the same time we keep them environmentally and cultural influenced not only for aesthetics but we believe it’s a responsibility for us to make designs that flows with environment and sustain our signature look & feel of spaces.
1 to 10 staff
Elite Engineering Libya
Elite Engineering is a Libyan company specialized in the field of engineering services, consultancy, and project management established in Benghazi Libya in 2017. Our company name Elite - reflects our vision which is richness and uniqueness in designs by a group of highly experienced and elite engineers and architects. Elite Engineering Company took the lead in the field in the past few years, by contributing to developing the designs offered to the improvement of Benghazi City especially and other Libyan cities in general. The company is committed to providing the highest quality of services consisting of architectural, structural, electrical, interior design, planning supervision, and project management to achieve all the requirements of our valued customers. Architectural Design: Crafting visionary structures that blend aesthetic appeal with functional brilliance. Engineering Consultancy: Providing expert guidance on the technical intricacies of construction, ensuring structural integrity and efficiency. Project Management: Overseeing every phase of development, from concept to completion, with meticulous attention to detail.
11 to 50 staff
Palmprint
PalmPrint is a climate research and innovation initiative reimagining palm waste as a resource for a circular built environment. Across Libya and the wider MENA region, palm biomass is abundant yet largely underutilized, often treated as waste rather than opportunity. PalmPrint was developed to change that reality by exploring how local palm byproducts can be transformed into climate-responsive building material systems suited for arid environments. At its core, PalmPrint operates with a research-first approach—bringing together architecture, material research, environmental performance, and circular economy thinking to address sustainability challenges while opening pathways for green jobs and local value creation. PalmPrint was selected among the top 100 projects worldwide under the UNESCO x Nestlé Youth Impact: Because You Matter Global Youth Grant Scheme, from nearly global applications. This support enables the project’s research, capacity-building, and early pilot activities. Rooted in Libya and designed with a regional outlook, PalmPrint aims to build the knowledge foundation for future circular construction solutions—where materials respond to climate, resources are valued locally, and sustainability is built into the system from the start.
1 to 10 staff
