Adil Zeynalov

Azerbaijani urban designer, interior architect and urban art & installation movement promoter. I am inspired by everything technically precise and functionally well-elaborated. I look forward to share my expertise, vision and evaluation of various urban designs. “Hard work opens doors and shows the world that you are serious about being one of those rare - and special - human beings who use the fullness of their talents to do their very best” – Robin S. Scharma.

‘De-‘ or ‘Re-‘: Generating historical heritage and Constructing urban identities

Posted on 8th December, 2019

The lecture provided by John Sparkes on the urban renewal scheme initiated by South Tyneside Council in South Shields touched upon many themes. However, the most striking one for me was the notion of preservation of historical heritage and identity. As a great admirer of everything related to history, at that point I was quick…
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Something Odd for someone to Behold

Posted on 5th November, 2019

The week commencing on 2nd October was dedicated to the annual Charrette week organized by Newcastle University’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape. ‘Charrette 2019’ focused on ‘Death of High Streets’, an incredibly sensitive topic in the modern digital world, where I participated in organizing a so-called Frankenstein’s Shop (pictured below). 2nd October The first…
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