Roshan vs. Mashrabiya: A Dialogue of Shade, Craft, and Identity in Islamic Architecture
A mashrabiya is a projecting wooden lattice window, characteristic of traditional Islamic architecture, used to provide privacy, filter sunlight, and…
A mashrabiya is a projecting wooden lattice window, characteristic of traditional Islamic architecture, used to provide privacy, filter sunlight, and…
A practical guide to Islamic interior design through privacy, light, geometry, calligraphy, materials and contemporary detailing.
An architectural reading of mosques, schools, markets and water structures, tracing regional materials and ornament from Damascus and Granada to Djenné and Arabia.
A reading of mosque elements across Medina, Cairo and Edirne, connecting the history of materials and furnishings with circulation, hearing and a contemporary INJ design proposal.
Heritage architecture in Saudi Arabia and its transformation into contemporary Islamic architecture, Foreign designers have tried to reinterpret visual symbols…