The history of Qatari architecture from 1800 to 1950 / Ibrahim Mohamed Jaidah, Malika Bourennane.

Main entry:

Jaidah, Ibrahim Mohamed.

Title & Author:

The history of Qatari architecture from 1800 to 1950 / Ibrahim Mohamed Jaidah, Malika Bourennane.

Edition:

1st ed.

Publication:

Milano ; New York : Skira, 2009.

Description:

336 pages : illustrations, plans ; 28 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 336).
Exploring Qatari architecture: a brief history of Qatar -- Traditional Islamic architecture: principles and dimensions of the built environment -- The essence of Qatari vernacular architecture -- Urban development of Qatari cities and towns -- Qatari architecture -- Military buildings -- Palaces -- Domestic houses -- Mosques -- Public buildings -- The future of Qatari architecture.

Summary:

The first book to examine the geographical, historical, and functional aspects of architecture in Qatar. The history of Qatari architecture from old cities and villages to public buildings and domestic spaces.

Resources:
TOC

ISBN:

9788861307933
8861307930

Subject:

Vernacular architecture Qatar.
Islamic architecture Qatar.
Architecture vernaculaire Qatar.
Architecture islamique Qatar.
Islamic architecture
Vernacular architecture
Architektur
Islamisk arkitektur historia.
Arkitektur historia Qatar.
Qatar.
Katar

Added entries:

Bourennane, Malika, 1972-

Holdings:

Location: Library main 268282
Call No.: BIB 200142
Status: Available

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