Saudi Arabia, Asir, Abha. Built in around 1927 for a local governor, the Shada Palace is a fine example of one of the region's traditional forms of architecture (sometimes called raqaf) where adobe walls (khulb) are protected from erosion by projecting courses of schist (raqaf).

Saudi Arabia, Asir, Abha. Built in around 1927 for a local governor, the Shada Palace is a fine example of one of the region's traditional forms of architecture (sometimes called raqaf) where adobe walls (khulb) are protected from erosion by projecting courses of schist (raqaf).
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