Editorial

The Constitution of Lebanon

Personal project

In October 2019, Lebanon witnessed an uproar from deep within its urban cities to the outskirts of its farming land. The Lebanese people took to the street to ignite a revolution and demand the resignation of the current government.

Being Lebanese, these events inspired me to read through the constitution for the first time. But having never lived in Lebanon, I didn’t own a physical copy and most of what I found online was poorly formatted, so I decided to design my own version as a personal project. 

Aiming for a strictly functional document and a sophisticated look, I attempted to use as little graphical elements as possible and refrained from using any color.

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