Archigenetics

Archi-genetics is a groundbreaking architectural theory introduced by Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji, Principal Architect at INJ Architects. It proposes that architecture is not merely shaped by culture or function, but also by biology — reflecting our inherited identity and genetic perception.

The theory suggests that cities and buildings often mirror the faces, identities, and aesthetic codes of the people who build and inhabit them. It draws from ancient Arab Firasa (ethno-perception) and connects it to modern spatial identity.

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This tag collects key writings, reflections, and project analyses linked to the theory of Archigenetics — a bold step toward redefining how we view identity, aesthetics, and space.