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| Title: | The justice palace district Riyadh |
| Authors: | Shuaibi, Ali Al-Hathloul, Saleh |
| Keywords: | Justice Palace District Riyadh |
| Issue Date: | 1984 |
| Citation: | The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture. |
| Abstract: | We were commissioned to work under the direction of the
High Commission for the Development of Riyadh, the
agency responsible for all large projects in the city. When
we were asked to submit a plan for the Justice Palace District,
some proposals had already been made, but none
had proved acceptable to all concerned. Incidentally, the
name "Justice Palace District" may be misleading; the
project now involves the whole city center of Riyadh.
Originally the project included only the main mosque, the
administrative center, and some commercial areas. After
evaluating the conditions there, we concluded that it
would be very difficult to carry out any coherent plan in
the area given. It would probably have been sufficient for
a project involving a single building, but not for developing
the area in a way that would meet the expectations that
the administration had. So we went back to the High
Commission and were given a more reasonable delineation
of space in which a designer could define the problems
and suggest solutions. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4746 |
| Appears in Collections: | College of Architecture and Planning
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