How architecture in the Middle East promotes privacy

1. High walls. Houses are generally built inside high walls. The walls are decorated with railings, tiles, stone columns and other decorations, which also serve to decorate the outdoor environment.

2. Fences. Fences are often blocked by plants or trees with strong vitality, while beautifying the visual effect of the garden and enhancing privacy.

3. Inner courtyard. Most houses in the Middle East have an inner courtyard, which is a garden or leisure area. Flowers, plants and trees are planted in the inner courtyard. This means that the outside environment can be seen from the inner courtyard, but people outside cannot see it.

The situation in the inner courtyard is also a means of maintaining privacy.