Ammar Azuz, a British Syrian architect and Oxford University researcher, returns to Homs after 14 years, capturing a city transformed by devastation. He discusses the emotional reunions of returnees, the immense challenge of rebuilding, and the resilience of the community amidst ruins. Personal stories reflect both grief and laughter, illustrating the psychological toll of war and how some have managed to repair their homes. Azuz highlights the cultural identity that binds the people of Homs, as well as the sectarian divides reshaped by conflict.
