Characteristics of Arab architectural style

Arabic plaid architectural elements: ■ The roof is mostly red tiles; ■ Wall thickness, mostly white, beige and irregular walls; ■ The eaves extend gently to both sides, and there is a courtyard in the room; ■ porches and windows are mostly arched with slightly smaller openings. By the way, Mediterranean style-Mediterranean style originally refers to the residential buildings on the northern shore of the Mediterranean in Europe, especially in the southern coastal areas of Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece (all of which have their own unique architectural styles and their own systems). It is very simple, with red tiles and white walls, and thick dry walls to block the summer heat and direct sunlight. There are countless cloisters, halls and corridors.