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Lina Sergie Attar

 

Lina Sergie Attar is an architect educated in Aleppo, Syria, with graduate degrees from Rhode Island School of Design and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She has taught architecture, interior architecture and art history courses in Boston and Chicago. Lina is co-founder of Karam Foundation, NFP, a charity based in Chicago. She blogs at tooarab.com.

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