ACCIONA Living & Culture has completed the design and execution of Pathway to Peace, a newly inaugurated exhibition curated by the International Media Office (IMO) of the State of Qatar. This exhibition delves into the crucial role of mediation and peace building in shaping the global stage.
Located in the grand ballroom of the Sheraton Grand Doha Resort & Convention Hotel, the exhibition presents a powerful and captivating journey through Qatar’s dedication to peaceful diplomacy and conflict resolution. Pathway to Peace centre, its focus on mediation as a cornerstone of Qatar’s foreign policy, shedding light on the nation’s role as a neutral facilitator in international negotiations and dialogue, the firm explained.
ACCIONA Living & Culture was the driving force behind the design and execution of this project, overseeing every aspect from spatial adaptation and lighting design to the installation of narrative, audiovisual, and interactive content. The result is an environment that embodies the core values of diplomacy, cultural understanding, and cooperation that underpin Qatar’s global initiatives, it added.
This exhibition marks another milestone in ACCIONA’s presence in the region. It further underscores its expertise in designing innovative cultural spaces that inspire, educate, and foster connections among people through storytelling and thoughtful design. ACCIONA Living & Culture, with its presence in the region, continues to deliver cultural projects that inform, inspire, and foster meaningful public engagement.
The project adds to ACCIONA Living & Culture’s portfolio in Qatar. ACCIONA, in collaboration with UCC, spearheaded the design and museography of the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, the largest museum globally dedicated to Olympic Games and sports. Additionally, ACCIONA led the design and production of 150 media installations for the National Museum of Qatar, played a pivotal role in the development and implementation of Msheireb Museums, and numerous temporary exhibitions for Qatar Museums, including the Al Jazzera Exhibition and Tales of a Connected World: Lusail Museum.
