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Chapter F: Screen Design
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Muslim Design Identities
Chapter A: Islamic Symbolism
1. Crescent & Star Symbol
2. Minarets
3. Muslim Inscription Plaques
4. Arab Numerals- Urban Chronology
5. Islamic Motifs & Images
6. Star Patterns
Chapter B: Folk Art
1. Hajj Paintings
2. Superstitions & Amulets
Chapter C: Stonework Design
1. Mamluk Stonework Design – 13th-16th Centuries
2. Ottoman Fortifications – 16th Century
3. Secondary Use of Crusader Ornamentation
4. Arab Buildings – Late 19th Century to 1940s
Chapter D: Gateways, Doorways, Stairways and Gardens
1. Courtyard Gateways
2. Doorways
3. Gateposts
4. Stairways
5. Iron Doors
6. Art-Nouveau Ironwork
7. Art-Deco Ironwork
8. Monogram Design
9. Gardens
Chapter E: Windows
1. Window Openings
2. Tracery Windows
3. Stained Glass Windows
Chapter F: Screen Design
1. Clay Pipe Screens
2. Rural & Precast Screens
3. Latticework Screens
4. Fretwork Screens
5. Balustrade Screens
Chapter G: Ceramic Tiles
1. Dome of the Rock
2. Arab Mansions
3. British Public Buildings
4. Ceramic Street Signs
Chapter H: Interior Design
1. Wooden Ceiling
2. Carpet Floor Tiles
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Clay Screen Parapet
One of the typical roof features in the Old City. The Muslim Quarter, Old City.
Medium
Clay
Status
Building and motif intact
Tags
Neighborhoods and Sections
Quarters
Muslim Quarter
Old City
Map
Street View
