Health services – Bakery – Everyday essentials’ shops – Tree planting, expansion, and opening of streets– Public transportation and bus stops – Kindergarten – Women’s vocational training center – Women’s craft training center – Cultural spaces – Social spaces and parks (with entry fee) – Recreational areas – Sports facilities – Economic production spaces (brick factory) – Forests (afforestation of unused land) – Demolition of the Israeli colony

Mariam Hussein Jarbou'

Mariam wishes to preserve the village as it is, thus her interventions were very limited. She expressed her love for the simplicity and nature of the village compared to the surrounding cities which are crowded with constructions. A considerable part of the conversation was about Jerusalem and recalling some of her memories there. She was born in alEizariyah* and her family frequently visited Jerusalem. Mariam introduced eight facilities: a clinic, a bakery, a women’s education center, a kindergarten, a supermarket, a popular restaurant, a heritage museum (at Sakiya), a garden, and to provide work opportunities for the villagers she envisioned a cement factory in place of the Israel colony. Beyond those facilities Mariam made no interventions as to express her desire that Ein Qiniya remains as peaceful as it is today, while at the same time emphasizing the importance of agriculture and preserving spaces such as the Maqam** Abu al’Ainain, where she recalled: “I used to go to Maqam Abu al’Ainain, to pray and light candles. It needs to be restored, flowers and trees planted, and construct sanasel*** around the house. .... May our imaginations come true!”

Takhayali Ein Qiniya Masterplans

2022, canvas A1