Author: ed. Cantacuzino Sherban
Place: New York
Publisher: Islamic Publications Ltd
Year: 1985
Pages: 191
ISBN: 0-89381-187-4
Source: Donated by Aga Khan Award for Architecture
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture History
Keyword: Architectural History, Architectural Structure
Classification: 720.9
Shelf: C4R1
Accession No: B183
Contents: Contributors Acknowledgments Introduction/ Essays Awards Appendix
Abstract: Architecture in Continuity: Building in the Islamic World Today examines how contemporary Islamic architecture balances tradition and modernity. Through essays, case studies, and award-winning projects, it showcases how architects draw from cultural heritage to meet today’s design challenges without imitating the past. Contributions from diverse voices explore philosophical, aesthetic, and practical aspects of building in Islamic contexts. The book highlights innovative approaches that reflect continuity while embracing progress. An appendix provides additional resources and documentation. This volume is a valuable reference for architects, scholars, and readers interested in the evolving architectural landscape across the Islamic world.