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<p>In this video, Amine Kasmi, a conservation architect and associate professor at the Department of Architecture, University of Tlemcen, Algeria, discusses the historical evolution of the term "medina" in relation to the Islamic cities of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.</p>
<p>View of the auditorium</p>
<p>View of the administrative tower</p>
<p>View under the overhang of the auditorium bore by triangular concrete supports</p>
<p>View showing auditorium, esplanade, embedded ink pot, and concrete crayon</p>
<p>Lateral view of the administrative tower</p>
<p>View of north-west walls showing square towers</p>
<p>View of teaching building and esplanade of the university</p>
<p>Exterior view of the laboratory building</p>

Amine Kasmi
Algeria

Amine Kasmi is a conservation architect and associate professor at the Department of Architecture, University of Tlemcen, Algeria. He teaches courses and conducts research in the history of urban design with a particular focus on the tensions between modern town planning and traditional urban fabric. His areas of interest also include the interaction between Islamic architecture and other architectures in the medieval Mediterranean world. He worked on numerous urban conservation sites in Algeria as well. 


He is a regular contributor to Archnet, most notably as the curator of the Archnet collection Moorish Monuments of Algeria: richness and diversity and the author of the Timeline introduction to the Zayyanid period. 

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Amine Kasmi is a conservation architect and associate professor at the Department of Architecture, University of Tlemcen, Algeria. He teaches courses and conducts research in the history of urban design with a particular focus on the tensions between modern town planning and traditional urban fabric. His areas of interest also include the interaction between Islamic architecture and other architectures in the medieval Mediterranean world. He worked on numerous urban conservation sites in Algeria as well. 


He is a regular contributor to Archnet, most notably as the curator of the Archnet collection Moorish Monuments of Algeria: richness and diversity and the author of the Timeline introduction to the Zayyanid period. 

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<p>In this video, Amine Kasmi, a conservation architect and associate professor at the Department of Architecture, University of Tlemcen, Algeria, discusses the historical evolution of the term "medina" in relation to the Islamic cities of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.</p>
Medinas of the Maghreb and the Concept of the Islamic City
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<p>View of the auditorium</p>
View of the auditorium
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<p>View of the administrative tower</p>
Front view of the administrative tower
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<p>View under the overhang of the auditorium bore by triangular concrete supports</p>
View under the overhang of the auditorium bore by triangular concrete supports
digital photograph
<p>View showing auditorium, esplanade, embedded ink pot, and concrete crayon</p>
View showing auditorium, esplanade, embedded inkpot, and concrete crayon
digital photograph
<p>Lateral view of the administrative tower</p>
Lateral view of the administrative tower
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<p>View of north-west walls showing square towers</p>
Mansurah Walls, Tlemcen
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<p>View of teaching building and esplanade of the university</p>
View of teaching building and esplanade of the university
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