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Santorini has an Ancient Bosasso feel to it.
It looks more like the white-coral towns of Merka, Barawe, and Kismaayo.
We need to preserve and upgrade these for modern living
It looks more like the white-coral towns of Merka, Barawe, and Kismaayo.
We need to preserve and upgrade these for modern living
RasCanjero-
Self imposed exile
We need strict building regulations for construction.
This increases the overall value of buildings and in turn the whole industry.
Currently there is a limited market in Somalia for architects and designers.
This increases the overall value of buildings and in turn the whole industry.
Currently there is a limited market in Somalia for architects and designers.
The entire city planning should be left to Artificial intelligence software imported from abroad, or at least a website that people can visit and see augmented reality version of the cluster f*ck they are creating for future city planners.
It’s a underground utility nightmare 
Somali architecture has some real syrian inspirations. Hopefully they'll be able to retain the art form.
Suárez
Every man is a Shepard to his people.
You mean Muslim Andalusian Geometric art.
What does Marrakech, Cairo, Santorini and Mombasa have in common.
Their preservation of ancient designs that show their heritage and give their cities a soul and a history.
These medival Somali door decorations are so undervalued. We need to bring them back!
In Bosaso
Most of Somali architecture, was influenced by Omani/Zanzibari designs.
In Zanzibar:
These type of building would fit perfectly all over Somalia. They wouldn't look too foreign and would fit well.
Arches, dome shapes, even the balcony frames have such beautiful geometric designs.
Their preservation of ancient designs that show their heritage and give their cities a soul and a history.
These medival Somali door decorations are so undervalued. We need to bring them back!
In Bosaso
Most of Somali architecture, was influenced by Omani/Zanzibari designs.
In Zanzibar:
These type of building would fit perfectly all over Somalia. They wouldn't look too foreign and would fit well.
Arches, dome shapes, even the balcony frames have such beautiful geometric designs.
What does Marrakech, Cairo, Santorini and Mombasa have in common.
Their preservation of ancient designs that show their heritage and give their cities a soul and a history.
These medival Somali door decorations are so undervalued. We need to bring them back!
In Bosaso
Most of Somali architecture, was influenced by Omani/Zanzibari designs.
In Zanzibar:
These type of building would fit perfectly all over Somalia. They wouldn't look too foreign and would fit well.
Arches, dome shapes, even the balcony frames have such beautiful geometric designs.
“The bigger the merchant, the bigger the size of the Door”
@LarryThePuntite How much would it cost to build these in Somalia
Close to what a 20% down payment for a 2bedroom Toronto Condo.
RasCanjero-
Self imposed exile
Does anyone know what the utilities are like in these developments?
No point building a nice looking gated community when all the residents still have to shit down a dug hole in the back.
saywalahi
Xamar Living
lol sxb i went to xamar
al jazeera is built by a western company it has its own sewer system using gastric tanks located offsite and plumbing systems
and the water is also put into every housing using the same system, either a tank on top of the house or plumbing.
inside xamar 96% of residents have access to plumbing toilets and clean water (UN)
suburbs is even better.
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