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Charles Correa Now: Nipun Prabhakar
Heritage Sites Damaged in the 6 February 2023 Turkey–Syria Earthquake
Built Heritage of Lebanon Survey
Tamayouz Excellence Award
Isfahan Urban History Project
A3-Archnet Collaborative for the Documentation of Africa's Built Heritage
Tunis in the Husaynid Period: Urban Design and Planning Principles in Traditional Islamic Cities
Cities as Built and Lived Environments: Scholarship from Muslim Contexts, 1875-2011
Islam in Europe: Architecture of Muslim Communities since 1900
Mission for Indian History and Archaeology: Digital Archival Collection - <p>Cover Image for Mission for Indian History and Archaeology: Digital Archival Collection</p>
UNESCO World Heritage Convention
Notes from the Archives
Arab and Muslim Communities of Worcester, Massachusetts
Bing and Harrington Balkan Archive (BHBA)
Dumbarton Oaks: Middle East Garden Traditions (MEGT) - <p>ca. 1800 </p><p>"The earliest Persian garden carpets date from the seventeenth century. This example from Kurdistan or northwestern Iran dates from about 1800. The composition comprises two repeats of the classic Islamic garden plan, known as "Four Gardens" (Chahar Bagh). It shows a wide central stream of water intersected by narrower courses, all of them enlivened by fish. The units separated by the streams represent ornamental pools or flowerbeds, and the composition as a whole abounds with flowering plants, shrubs, and trees." (<a href="https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/451940" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Met</a>) </p>
Project: Jewish Communities in the Maghreb and Iberian Peninsula - Two Jewish men talking
Music, Sound, and Architecture in Islam: Supplemental Media
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