Architecture

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A tour in Jerusalem’s Old City evokes a sense of grandiose and wonder.

The history of Jerusalem’s largest and most iconic gate

Damascus Gate has become ugly, not from an architectural point of view but from a daily emotional one.

A retired Jerusalemite writer and researcher creates his own Arab architecture museum in Ras al-Amud.

The mufti’s luxurious home in Sheikh Jarrah is a microcosm of the city’s rich and vibrant Palestinian past—and of its erasure by Israeli authorities.

A rare view of Jerusalem as it appeared at the moment of transition from Ottoman to British rule, in the early 1920s

Open Jerusalem, a unique archival resource, holds first public events in Palestine and East Jerusalem to showcase its important work.

Photo Builders of Jerusalem

“Every story of Jerusalem is also a story of its stone.”