Asem Al-Wasli Livres

Exploring centuries of Korean architecture, this book highlights the blend of tradition and modernity, tracing influences from Confucianism, Buddhism, and Chinese design. It examines the evolution of architectural styles, from ancient hanok houses to contemporary skyscrapers, while emphasizing preservation efforts and current trends. Readers will uncover the cultural and symbolic meanings behind architectural elements, making it an essential resource for architecture enthusiasts and cultural scholars interested in the significance of design in society.

Scotland's art and architecture reveal a captivating narrative shaped by its rich cultural heritage, encompassing ancient stone circles, majestic castles, and modern skyscrapers. Iconic castles like Urquhart and Edinburgh Castle showcase the country's feudal history and extraordinary craftsmanship. The National Museum of Scotland and contemporary galleries highlight the evolution of art from prehistoric to modern times. The stunning natural landscapes further inspire artistic expression, resulting in a diverse architectural tapestry that reflects various styles and influences throughout the nation.

Exploring Portugal's rich heritage, this book highlights key historical figures, including daring explorers who transformed global trade and influential writers and artists who shaped its cultural identity. It also examines the contributions of politicians in governance and the impact of football heroes on the nation's global reputation. By intertwining historical facts with inspiring narratives, the work offers a comprehensive view of Portugal's past and its ongoing influence in the modern world, celebrating the country's unique diversity and significance.

This book explores the history and cultural heritage of the Yemeni Jewish community in Israel, detailing their origins, religious practices, and contributions to society. It highlights historical sites, personal testimonies, and achievements, while examining relationships with other Jewish communities, celebrating their legacy in Israel.