Architecture of Somalia

[SomaliAmir]

a round of applause for the author of the wikipedia Somali Architecture section

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ca/Marka%2CSomalia.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Hafun%2C_Somalia.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Amud%2C_Somalia.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/17/Gondereshe2008.jpg


I didn't know Somalia had such cool ruins

[black velvet]

Yes yes brilliant

[ms.naliaa]

Somali archetecture ( I find) has alot of greek/moroccan touch to them...dotcha think?

[Advo]

Somali archetecture ( I find) has alot of greek/moroccan touch to them...dotcha think?

Nope....I think greek/moroccan archetecture had somali touch.

[black velvet]

Somali archetecture ( I find) has alot of greek/moroccan touch to them...dotcha think?

You think? Nah maybe a similarity because of the common Islamic influence

[BaasAbuur]

Somali Architecture...

[SomaliAmir]

Somali archetecture ( I find) has alot of greek/moroccan touch to them...dotcha think?

Somali architecture does have a lot of middle eastern influence, this is especailly true of Zeila, xamar, Marka, Barawa each of these cities was on the coast and influence by trade and thus their architecture reflect it, even the Sayyid fortress in Talex was build with the help of Yemeni engineers

however historica sites away from the coast like the Ajurran capital at Kalufa or the City or Harar would have less arab influence and more indigenous

what do you guy think

[dawwa9]