The Development of Islamic Architecture in the Europe

             Islamic architecture can be said to be identical with the architecture of the mosque. Therefore, the characteristics of Islamic architecture can be seen clearly in the development of mosque architecture. Islam never experienced the glory of Europe starting from Andalusia, southern Spain, in the reign of the Umayyad children in 711 BC or 97 Hijra, the full discussion here. One of the famous building to witness the glory that is the Alhambra which is located in the city of Granada and Cordoba Mosque located in Cordoba. Both cities are located in Andalucia, Spain. Construction of the two buildings are designed not be separated from Islamic art developed at itu.Kesenian Islam is divided into 3 parts, the flowers, geometry, and calligraphy. Third Islamic art which adorn the interior and building facade. In Islamic buildings in Andalucia, geometric art implementations more dominant than either of the other arts. So are the techniques of making plans, facade, and ornaments that decorate the room in the building, engineering ditekankkan geometry so that the impression is very symmetrical look.

1.Istana Al-Hambra

 Al-Hambra palace in Granada established the center last Islamic dynasty (Ottoman) in Spain

History of Islamic Architecture

Islamic architecture is very widely grown both in building a secular and religious buildings in which both continue to grow until today. The architecture also has helped shape the rich Islamic civilization. The buildings were very influential in the development of Islamic architecture are mosques, tombs, palaces and forts all of which have a very extensive to other buildings, which are less significant, such as public bath tubs, fountains and other domestic buildings.
  
Variety of Islamic Architecture in the World...

1. Persia Architecture 

Persia is known cultures in contact with Islam for the first time. The east side of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers was the establishment of the Persian Empire in about the 7th century. Because of its proximity to the Persian empire, Islam tends to not only borrow from Persian culture, but also adopt. Islamic Architecture adopted myriad cultures of Persia, even to say islam architecture is an evolution of Persian architecture, which was since the presence of Islamic, Persian faded glory awaiting replaced by other cultures. Many cities, such as Baghdad, was built by the example of the old city persia example Firouzabad.