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ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE

PROCESS 1st Choice: Chines Architecture 2nd Choice: Islamic Architecture

5 Decorative features : Calligraphy, Islimi ,Geometric ,Water . ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE 5 Types of architectural structures :Mosque, Madrsah, Hammam, Casbah, Mausoleum 9 Architectural structures In a mosque: Mihrab, Mimbar, Sahn, Mashrabiya, Dikka, Minaret, Dome, Arch, Muarnas, Praying area hall. 5 Decorative features : Calligraphy, Islimi ,Geometric ,Water .

BLUE MOSQUE 6 Minarets I central done 4 half domes and innumerous small domes 20000 blue iznik ceramic tile

260 stained glass windows Sculptured marble in Mihrab 50 tulip deigns on Iznik tiles

Why tulip ? In works of Turkish Islamic Arts, the tulip is the symbol of Allah and the rose is the symbol of our Prophet. Therefore, Tulip and Rose are the symbols of the most valuable beings.

Concept board

Visual board

SKETCHES

MATERIAL BEING USED PAPER MASH METALIC SHEET SUNBOARD CLAY THIN WIRES