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New Look for Mecca: Gargantuan and Gaudy
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Ouroussoff, Nicolai
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Architecture
/ Area planning & development
/ High rise buildings
/ Historic buildings & sites
/ Hotels & motels
/ Mecca Saudi Arabia
/ Mosques & temples
/ Shopping centers
2010
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New Look for Mecca: Gargantuan and Gaudy
by
Ouroussoff, Nicolai
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Architecture
/ Area planning & development
/ High rise buildings
/ Historic buildings & sites
/ Hotels & motels
/ Mecca Saudi Arabia
/ Mosques & temples
/ Shopping centers
2010
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New Look for Mecca: Gargantuan and Gaudy
2010
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As a non-Muslim, I was not permitted to visit the city, but many Muslims I spoke to who know it well -- including architects, preservationists and even some government officials -- believe the real motive behind these plans is money: the desire to profit from some of the most valuable real estate in the world. [...] they add, it has been facilitated by Saudi Arabia's especially strict interpretation of Islam, which regards much history after the age of Muhammad, and the artifacts it produced, as corrupt, meaning that centuries-old buildings can be destroyed with impunity.
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