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Diriyah the oldest city in Saudi Arabian

An old traditional House in Saudi Arabia

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - OCTOBER 10, 2015. Poor slums area near the chop-chop square (Deera square) in the center of Riyadh. Rare photo of Riyadh inner streets showing true life

The abandoned Abu Jifan Fort and Palace near Khurais in Saudi Arabia

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: ruined building displaying windows and ventilation holes on mud brick wall - traditional najdi decorative pattern - Ad Dir'iyah, At-Turaif District, UNESCO World Heritage Site - the country's first capital, from 1744 to 1818 - Najdi architecture

The Old Town of AlUla in Saudi Arabia is a captivating labyrinth of narrow alleyways and ancient mudbrick houses, reminiscent of a time when it thrived as a bustling trade hub. At its heart stands the historic AlUla Fort, believed to be the oldest structure in the area, overlooking the town with its centuries-old presence. Today, the Old Town welcomes visitors with its charming blend of heritage and modernity, offering a delightful array of cafés, restaurants.

Interior of a typical house in Chinguetti, Mauritania

Pensive man in traditional Saudi attire smiling while standing outdoors, with rustic mudbrick walls and historic desert buildings forming the background.

Diriyah the oldest city in Saudi Arabian

These houses are extremely old and maintained till date, with people living there in the extreme heat. The actual date is impossible to determine but they have been standing for centuries dating back to the silk road trade.

A dramatic view of ancient mud-brick tower structures showcasing traditional Yemeni architectural influence located in the traditional settlement of Al Khrem, in the Najran Province of Saudi Arabia. These earthen buildings, with their intricate patterns of ventilation holes and thick walls, were historically constructed for defense and climate control. A striking example of historical desert architecture built for defense and community living.

Jalajil Heritage Village is located in the town of Jalajil, Saudi Arabia and offers a glimpse into the traditional Najdi lifestyle and architecture.

Ushaiger Heritage Village, located in Saudi Arabia’s Najd region, is a well-preserved historical site showcasing traditional Najdi architecture. Its mudbrick walls, made from a mix of clay, straw, and water, provide insulation against the desert heat. These walls, often over half a meter thick, are supported by wooden beams and feature intricate geometric patterns. The village’s narrow alleys, old wooden doors, and watchtowers reflect its rich cultural heritage and Bedouin roots.

Old building in Siwa. Built with natural materials, wood and kershef. The Siwa Oasis is an urban oasis in Egypt, between the Qattara Depression and the Egyptian Sand Sea in the Western Desert.

A view inside of the ruined Arab buildings in Al Majmaah

Mount of the Dead, Amun Temple of Ancient Antiquities at Siwa Oasis, New Valley, West Egypt

Stock photograph of abandoned mud-brick houses in old town Al Ula, Medina Region, Saudi Arabia.

High angle view of tightly packed residential units and public buildings separated by narrow streets and covered alleys, a preserved ancient heritage site.

Window and lamp in desrted village Old Sudair, Saudi Arabia

The ruins of an ancient Arab houses in an Arab heritage village in Saudi Arabia

ancient Berber housing in Morocco

A wall with two niches for lanterns inside a medieval fortress in Al Ain, UAE, filling the frame

Typical building in Saudi Arabia made of clay bricks.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Salwa Palace, Ad Dir'iyah, At-Turaif District, UNESCO World Heritage Site - the country's first capital, from 1744 to 1818 - Najdi architecture

The restored streets in the Munikh Castle suburbs

Ras al Khaimah heritage village in Al Jazirah al Hamra filled with ruins of old architecture style made of natural construction materials found in the nature of the United Arab Emirates

Traditional old house in the desert in Morocco. landscape, nobody

Southwest Aleppo, Syria - September 28, 2008: Syria before the war. Man entering a beehive house southwest of Aleppo in Syria. These houses made of mud and bricks were designed to keep the heat away. Over the years many inhabitants built modern houses nearby and used the beehive houses to keep their livestock. Presently, many are collapsing from war damage and neglect after years on the front line between Syria’s army and Islamic State militants.

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