Tag: Lebanese domestic architecture
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The Traditional Lebanese House: How the Roof, the Threshold, the Dar, and the Lower Storey Worked Together
An architectural reading of the Lebanese house as a lived system of climate, family life, storage, hospitality, and daily rhythm.
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The Lebanese Table: What the House Knew Before Anyone Said It
There is no dedicated dining room in the traditional Lebanese house. This is not an oversight. It is one of the most important facts about Lebanese food culture, and almost nobody talks about it. Friedrich Ragette spent years documenting Lebanese domestic architecture across the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries — the period when the traditional Lebanese…
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