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Interwoven Dimensions: Exploring Islamic Decoration Patterns

Discover the art of Islamic decoration through geometric patterns and floral arabesques, transcending barriers and creating continuous space. Dive deep into the interrelationship between parts and spaces, and the significance of repeating shapes like squares, circles, and triangles in design. Unleash creativity through reflecting materials and intricate Muqarnas designs, and elevate traditional decoration to three dimensions.

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Interwoven Dimensions: Exploring Islamic Decoration Patterns

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  1. Site Map and Access

  2. Site Map Area = 40.000 m2 Slope = 0

  3. “Art is an ambassador between cultures and essential way of communication between peoples and is way beyond many barriers such as language and nationalities” ( Wijdan Ali) "...More than any other type of design (geometric patterns) permitted an interrelationship between the parts and the whole of a building complex, the exterior and the interior spaces and their furnishings. “ (Dalu Jones)

  4. Decoration The heart and soul of decoration are the repetition and multiplication of geometric patterns and floral arabesques. The basic shapes of the decoration: Square Circle Triangle

  5. - element of sophistication Importence of Decoration: -” Islamic decoration like a Cover ” (Wijdan Ali)

  6. “the creation of a sense of continuous space” (Dalu Jones)

  7. “Decoration is not restricted to two dimensions”(Dalu Jones) for example: •  The use of reflecting and shining materials • The interlacing designs

  8. Muqarnas

  9. Designing a new Pattern

  10. Taking the Pattern to the third Dimension

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