Warner, Nicholas

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Ḥasan Fatḥī (Hassan Fathy; 1900–89) remains the best-known Egyptian architect of the twentieth century, and the one with the widest international impact. This is largely due to his publication, in multiple editions and languages commencing in 1961, of the book Architecture for t…

The Arab conquest of Egypt in 19/640 introduced to Egyptian art and architecture a new range of architectural typologies and decorative treatments. At the time of the conquest, extensive monumental remains from the Pharaonic to the late antique periods were preserved in Egypt. A…

Historic bridges are found throughout the Islamic world. The most common designations reflect varying etymologies: kubrī , qanṭara , or jisr (Arabic), köprü (Turkish), and pul (Persian and Urdu). Extant bridges are almost entirely arched masonry constructions. Cantilever or beam…