Tunis : architectural guide. / edited by Zeyad El Sayad and Dina S. Taha. txt
Series An architectural guide. TunisEditor: Berlin : DOM Publishers, 2020Descripción: 263 p. : ill. ; maps ; photo. ; plans ; col. ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9783869226767
- 3869226765
- 720.9611
- NA1591.2.T85 K46 2020
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Tunisia has a long and rich history, which is evident in its architecture, arts, and culture. This is particularly visible in the capital Tunis. From the vestiges of antiquity to contemporary architecture, the city offers an impressive collection of quarters and buildings from different periods and of various architectural styles and typologies. This comprehensive guide gathers together projects that illustrate the country's multilayered past and fascinating diversity. It features and four main chapters with well-defined tours through the city, 400 illustrations, and an informative reading list.
Include Bibliography.
Introduction 9 --
1. Punic and Roman Architecture 21 --
The Zaghouan—Carthage Water System --
The Archaeological Site of Thysdrus, El Jem --
2. Islamic Architecture 54 --
Public Spaces in the Medina --
The Courtyard Typology --
3. 19th-20th Century Architecture 127 --
The Immeuble de Rapport --
The Residential Suburbs: A New Urban Concept --
4. Post-independence Architecture 191 --
Post-war Reconstruction and the Early Years of Independence, 1940s - 1970s --
Rehabilitation and Restoration, 1970s-1990s --
Development of Contemporary Architecture, 1990s - 2010s --
The Tunisian Revolution through the Buildings and Public Spaces of Tunis --
The Question of Heritage Protection Interview with Falka Bejaoui --
Index of Buildings:
Administrative Court (former) --
Amphitheatre and Circus of Carthage --
Association Beity --
Attijari Bank Headquarters --
Bab el-Bhar --
Bab Jedid --
Basilica of Damous el-Karita --
Basilica of Saint Cyprien --
Belvedere Park --
British Consulate (former) --
Byrsa Hill --
Carthagenna Basilica --
Cathedral of St Vincent de Paul --
Central Market --
Central Post Office --
Cisterns of La Maalga --
Cite Nationale Sportive d'El Menzah --
City Hall --
College Sadiki --
Columns Monument --
Courthouse --
Dar Bach Hamba --
Dar Bairam et-Turki --
Dar Ben Abdallah --
Dar Ben Achour (restoration) --
Dar Ben Gacem (restoration) --
Dar Daouletti --
Dar Djellouli --
Dar el-Bey --
Dar el-Monastiri --
Dar Haddad --
Dar Hussein --
Dar Khodjet el-Khil --
Dar Lasram (restoration) --
Dar Othman --
Dar Romdhane Bey --
Disegni Building --
école Professionnelle --
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tunis --
Faculty of Medicine of Tunis --
Fondouk des Français --
Fondouk el-Attarine --
General Treasury --
Gnecco Palace --
Grande Synagogue --
Greek Orthodox Church --
Hafsia Quarter --
Hafsid Library (restoration) --
Hamouda Pacha Mosque --
El-Nana International Hotel --
El-Hawa Mosque --
Hôtel Africa --
Hôtel du Lac --
Hôtel Majestic --
Hôtel Transatlantique --
Housing Units, UV4 --
Kasbah Mosque --
Kheireddine Palace --
El-Ksar Mosque --
La Nationale Building --
Le Colisée --
Lycée Alaoui --
Lycée de Carthage --
Magasin Général --
Magon Quarter --
Maison Abadie --
Malik ibn Anas Mosque --
Medersa Andaloussiya --
Medersa Ech-Chamaiya --
Medersa Mountaciriya --
Medersa Saheb Ettabaa --
Medersa Slimania --
Midhat al-Sultan --
Ministry of Finance --
Ministry of the Interior --
Municipal Theatre of Tunis --
Museum of Finance --
National Institute of Applied Science and Technology (INSAT) --
National Library --
Park of the Antonine Baths --
Pasteur Institute --
Punic Ports --
Ritz Hotel (former) --
Roman Villas --
Rossini Palace --
Russian Orthodox Church --
Saheb Ettabaa Mosque --
Sainte-Croix Presbytery --
Sainte Jeanne d'Arc Church --
Saint George's Anglican Church --
Science City --
Sidi Ben Arous Mausoleum --
Sidi Brahim Riahi Mausoleum --
Sidi Kacem el-Jelizi Mausoleum --
Sidi Mehrez Mosque --
Souk Ech-Chaouachine --
Theatre and Odeon of Carthage --
Tophet of Carthage --
Tourbet el-Bey --
Youssef Dey Mosque and Mausoleum --
Zitouna Mosque (restoration) --
The courtyards, winding passages, and mosques of the Medina; an Art Nouveau theatre, churches, a brutalist hotel, and contemporary glass facades: Tunisia?s capital has a rich and incredibly diverse built heritage. In addition, the archaeological remains at nearby Carthage give an impression of the power of an ancient city that once rivalled the Roman Empire. 0This architectural guide presents over 100 sites in both Tunis and its surroundings. The Tunisian architect Faouzia Ben Khoud selects buildings from a long stretch of history: from the Phoenicians, who first founded a city there, to the Arab Spring, which began in Tunisia in 2010. Also covering recent renovation projects in detail, the author puts special emphasis on efforts to preserve the city?s exceptional cultural heritage.