▶ We Design Beirut — Roman Baths · Projection Mapping
3D Projection Mapping · Beirut · October 2025
For We Design Beirut 2025, Plan A mapped two of the city's most iconic sites — the ancient Roman Baths downtown and the curved modernist façade of Immeuble de l'Union — across five consecutive nights in October 2025.
We Design Beirut is the city's annual platform for architecture, design and creative exchange — and its second edition in 2025 chose its venues carefully: spaces that carry the weight of the city's layered history and its persistent drive toward renewal.
Plan A was invited to bring projection mapping to two of those spaces. For five nights across the festival, the Roman Baths and the Union Building became live canvases — each site demanding its own visual language, its own relationship between image and stone or concrete.
Two thousand years of carved stone, mapped wall to wall. Plan A turned the exposed ruins of Beirut's ancient Roman Baths into a full-scale projection canvas — geometric patterns, flowing colour and abstract forms washing across the excavated site each night of the festival. Ancient Ruins · Downtown Beirut · Open-Air
Immeuble de l'Union — a 1950s modernist landmark in the heart of Beirut, mid-restoration — became a seven-storey projection surface for the festival. Plan A wrapped its curved façade in light: warm amber washes giving way to botanical imagery, architectural overlays and shifting colour fields that read from the street below. 1950s Modernist · Mid-Restoration · Façade Mapping
Two of Beirut's most storied sites — a Roman ruin and a modernist icon — brought back to life through light.
— We Design Beirut 2025
From Roman ruins to modernist icons. Bring us the building — we'll wrap it in light.
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