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A cultural center in Egypt, specifically in Sohag, is designed to integrate the past and present in its architecture, creating a architectural language that caters to the needs of the local people. The design approach might resemble the direction of architects like Diébédo Francis Kéré, Walid Arafa, and BIG. In this context, the aim is to blend historical influences with modern functionality, creating a space that resonates with the cultural heritage while addressing the contemporary requirements of the community. Architects like Diébédo Francis Kéré, known for his sustainable and community-centered designs, Walid Arafa, who often integrates traditional elements with modern forms, and BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), renowned for their innovative and context-responsive designs, serve as inspirations for creating an architectural fusion that caters to the local identity and aspirations of the people in Sohag. --v 5.2