محاكاة العناصر الزخرفية الإسلامية في القصر العباسي

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Simulation of the Islamic decorative elements in the Abbasid palaceThe study aims to research on the possibility of simulation the Islamic decorative elements of the Abbasid era in the contemporary interior design elements.

It also aims to reveal the aesthetic values that adopted in the designs of Islamic motifs in the Abbasid Palace..The researcher uses descriptive analytical method, where he describes the models under study in terms of engineering and decorative structure, and then conducts engineering analysis for the structure so as to indicate construction geometric relationship (square, pentagon, octagon ...

etc.), and then engineering relationship between space and internal spaces to devise values to emulate the aesthetic in contemporary interior design.

In line with the nature of the study and its methodology, the researcher used the observation as an essential tool to describe and analyze the models under study, a two models of the Abbasid palace in Baghdad / Iraq, (the Abbasid palace scheme, Ewan north-eastern facade)The study concluded that the decorative installations in the Abbasid palace adopted widely on the system mathematical geometric proportionality generated from root of figures, and the embodiment of textural structure identity of the foundations establishes a huge potentiality in interior design of the space divisions in which occur in sequence a variety of events of organizing the direction of decorative formations methods.

However, depend on the organization of the configurations according to an interconnected system gave consistent and versatile unit within the integrated design of the structure of the figure.The Architectural Designer adopted depend critically on the main themes in the construction division to semi-symmetrical sections to some extent, and also to the distribution of rooms and Iwans through these axes, where making points axes is the subject of the main pillars of the internal bearing of the building, each leading to the main entrances, some of which leading to the internal entrances between halls, including the arches, stalactites, walls and corridors, so we will find that all of the axes play a key purpose within the internal space of the palace.