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Architecture as Symbol and Self-Identity
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Katz, Jonathan G., editor. Architecture as Symbol and Self-Identity. Philadelphia: Aga Khan Award for Architecture, 1980.
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Proceedings of Seminar Four in the series Architectural Transformations in the Islamic World. Held in Fez, Morocco, October 9-12, 1979.
Document Comprises
Introduction
The Rab': A Type of collective Housing in Cairo During the Ottoman Period
The View from Within
Fez: The Ideal and the Reality of the Islamic City
Symbols and Signs in Islamic Architecture
Symbolism in its Regional and Contemporary Context
The Visual Language of Symbolic Form: A Preliminary Study of Mosque Architecture
Islamic Philosophy and the Fine Arts
Islam, Urbanism and Human Existence Today
In Search of an Islam-Initiated Architectural Identity in Indonesia
The Internal Dialogue of Islam in Southeast Asia
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Jonathan G. Katz (editor)
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Architectural Transformations in the Islamic World
Keywords
Aga Khan Award for Architecture
,
Islamic architecture
,
contemporary architecture
,
symbolism and identity
Language
English
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PDF / 19.3 MB
Document Date
1980
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