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Posts Tagged ‘Moroccan Architecture’

Feb 01

Moroccan Architecture:Islamic Art and Interior Design (Part 3)

The intricate decorative work that characterises Islamic art, from Africa across Europe to Asia, combines flowing lines with precision draughtsmanship and craftsmanship. Friezes in Arabic calligraphy that celebrate verses from the Qu’ran, or flower patterns and other motifs, form rich designs that offset the more rigid geometry of the floor plan. Every surface of the »

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Jan 27

Moroccan Architecture:Traditional Living and the Restoration of the Riads (Part 2)

Tucked into the spaces between older buildings in Morocco’s historic ancient cities, are scores of traditional houses, both large and small, that as recently as ten years ago were decaying and neglected, used for storage and as animal pens. Renovation of these once gracious homes has proceeded apace and they are now highly sought-after properties. »

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