Icecream and Grillroom Salon

A well-written novel that explores, within an emotional philosophical framework, the link between architecture and music and how it affects human development and inner voice awareness. This occurs between two kiosks in a small backyard garden in a neighborhood of Heliopolis. Many events and discussions on artistic, architectural, and musical matters take place between Adham, the architect and grillroom owner, and Perihan, the music instructor and ice-cream kiosk co-partner, along with several customers of both kiosks. The book raises the topic of whether Heliopolis' architectural and urban planning module philosophy is still relevant in the present time, and how far have we deviated from it. Only a few people are aware that Heliopolis' architectural concept evolved significantly from the beginning of the construction process to fit the Egyptian social structure. So, does our existing architecture contribute to our social structure, or are we attempting to develop a new structure? And how does all of this impact Adham's relationship with his interlocutor, Perihan, as well as his relationship with his fiancee, Maram?