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The architecture of the hammāms of Fez, Morocco

The architecture of the hammāms of Fez, Morocco

Morocco is one of the countries with the highest record of traditional living hammāms. Despite this fact, this key civic building remains poorly studied by researchers and professionals. This article presents a research into Moroccan hammāms and shed some light on the formation and evolution of the...

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Published in:‌: International journal of architectural research : archnet IJAR
Vol. 2, N. 3, p. 56-68, ill

Main Author: Raftani, Kamal (-)
Other Authors: Radoine, Hassan
Format: Article
Language:eng
ISSN:19946961
Published: 2008
Subjects:
Architecture, documentation/Architecture, documentation
Online Access:http://archnet.org/gws/IJAR/9381/files_8806/2.3.05%20-k.%20rafttani-h.%20radoine-pp56-68.pdf
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