Arab Architecture

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The correlation of deconstruction architecture to Arab architectural identity
A general framework for the application of deconstruction in Arab architectural projects- exploratory and practical study
The Arab architectural identity is characterized by the originality of the different Arab cultures in different Arab countries and cultures. It stems from the Islamic culture which is the uniqueness of the Arab societies, the Arab architecture encounter contemporary challenges, consequently, it’s not the best control of modern architectural trends on our civilization and then obliterate this identity through international architecture over the years, moreover, positively interact with modern architectural trends must take a better place than the …show more content…

Therefore, the results and trends suitable for Arab architecture will be reached through the analytical overall perspective of this trend. The research sample used in the current paper is a study of various noted projects of the architects of this trend. A general framework will be developed for the deconstruction, thereby, dismantling and fragmenting these frameworks for the original elements. Which entails reading the language between these original elements, And the choice of the appropriate for them to identify with Arab architecture, which represents a methodology for work in projects for Arab architects who are going to adopt the Deconstruction in their projects. Eventually, presented models and discussion of what was reached, likewise, final recommendations of the …show more content…

In addition, in everything - humanism, culture or civilization - the constants and variables. The identity of the object is its constancy, which is renewed and never amended, manifest itself and reveal itself, without giving up its place for its opposite as long as the self remains alive. The identity of any nation is a characteristic that distinguishes it from other nations to express its civilized personality.
\Identity always has three components: a faith that provides a vision of existence, the tongue in which it is expressed, and long-term cultural heritage.
Religion is the key issue characteristic of the cultures of peoples, afterward, language is the one that follows religion, as a distinct factor of the people of a culture from the people of another culture. Then come the history and elements of diverse culture in the forming of identity.
The identity is extremely essential, including the interests where people cannot reason or act rationally in the pursuit of their own interests unless they know themselves, the politics of interests assume the existence of

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