Reviving History: Breathing New Life Part 1 Project 2024 Hadeel Elsayyed Beirut Arab University - Tripoli campus | Lebanon "Reviving History," is inspired by the HMS Victoria, which sank in Tripoli's port. This project aims to breathe new life into the neglected Mina district, symbolizing the revival of a ship and a region. Set against Tripoli's historical backdrop, the design draws from the coastal city's weathered hues, especially the railway's patina. The building's exterior features copper and rusty red tones, making it a distinctive landmark. These colors honor the industrial past and stand as a beacon of renewal.The architectural form takes inspiration from shipping container ribs, reflecting the port's maritime history. This design choice enhances structural and aesthetic cohesion, linking the building to its surroundings and the story it represents. "Reviving History" is more than a building; it is a narrative of human emotion and historical significance. Drawing from the HMS Victoria's sinking, the project conveys powerful stories of the past and the enduring spirit of contemporary art. It serves as a tribute to history and a testament to Tripoli's resilience and creativity. This project aims to revitalize a forgotten area and create a meaningful connection between history, architecture, and the community. "Reviving History" aspires to transform Tripoli's Mina district into a vibrant tribute to its rich heritage. Hadeel Elsayyed Tutor(s) Ziad Bastami Khaled El-Daghar