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British Imperialism and Egyptian Architecture-seminar.pdf
1. Presented by
Arch./Lamiaa Abd-Elaziz
Supervised by
Prof./ Dr. MOSTAFA REFAT Prof./ Dr. KHALED DEWIDAR
Examiners
Prof./Dr. HESHAM AREF prof./Dr. GERMIN EL GOHARY
Professor of Architecture
Ainshams university, Cairo, Egypt
Professor of Architecture
Ainshams university, Cairo, Egypt
Professor of Architecture
Ainshams university, Cairo, Egypt
Professor of Architecture
Fayoum university, Cairo, Egypt
The effect of British imperialism
on the Egyptian architecture
3. Publications
“Orientalism and Islamic architecture”, published in proceedings of Architecture, Engineering and technologies, 2019. The research paper has
been selected to be published online as a book chapter through the (ASTI), the book series by Springer on Advances in Science, Technology, and
Innovation.
4. Research Question
Did the British imperialism had an effect on the Egyptian architectural
identity. If so, how far did it affect and shape the country’s architecture?
5. British imperialism lasted in Egypt for 74 years. Preceded by Britain control over Egypt's
Finances. During this time Egypt underwent cultural and political changes. All of which must
have had an impact on the Egyptian architecture.
Hypothesis
6. Studying to what extent the British imperialism affected the architectural identity in
Egypt.
Understanding how the British Imperialism affected the Egyptian architectural identity.
studying postcolonial theories and how relevant are they to architecture.
How ‘Orientalism’ shaped European scholars understanding of Islamic architecture, and
consequently their architectural outcome.
Objectives
7. The thesis will follow a qualitative case study research.
Studying the political, cultural changes In Egypt during that time.
Studying Post-colonial theories especially Bhabha’s and Edward Said's theories.
Case studies from three different phases will be analyzed, whereby studied theories
will be applied.
Methodology
9. Contents
Introduction
Research question
Research goal
Research hypothesis
Methodology
00
Post-colonial theories
Emergence and definitions
Relation to architecture and built environment
Bhabha’s theories
Post-colonial cities features
Imperial cities
01
Orientalism
Introduction
European scholars interpreting Islamic architecture
Phases of Orientalism
International exhibition
02
10. Contents
Historical background
Muhammad Ali pasha
Khedive Ismail
British occupation of Egypt
03
Case studies
St. Mark’s church
Heliopolis city
Cairo Railway station
Shepheard’s hotel
The cataract
Mena house hotel
Windsor hotel
Bayt el Lurd
Egyptian Engineering society
Awqaf ministry
Muslim Youth association
Major villa, Gezira sporting club
Turf club, member’s coffee room
Villa Huda Shaarawi
All Saints cathedral
Villa Voysey
04
Conclusions
05
Recommendations
06
12. Definitions
It emerged in the final decades of colonial rule formal ending.
A result of academic research on colonization effects on Societies and their cultures.
A discourse Concerned with cultural, Social effects left behind by colonialism and Imperialism.
First Phase
Early to mid 1980s.
Anglophone west.
Second Phase
“Humanities phase”
Edward Said’s book
“Orientalism”.
Early 1980.
Metropolitan and third world
intellectuals.
13. Historically Culture, modernity and empire are inextricably related in the field of Architecture.
Architecture is the physical embodiment of society’s every day life activities and practices.
The city physical spaces and built forms influence the production of the identities, memories and
relations of the society.
Arrangements of spatial and built form affect life opportunities of those who inhabit them.
The transformation in the city’s built environment represent transformation in social distribution
of power, in particular post-colonial times.
Relevance to Architecture
14. Bhabha’s theories
AMBIVALENCE
Coexistence of contradictory instincts.
Internal conflict.
Ambiguity within colonial discourse.
Orientalists’ narratives of colonized
nations’ cultures.
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
western architecture as a superior
referent.
Modern architecture is the new
classical architecture.
15. HYBRIDITY
“Cultural hybridity”.
Process of multiplying not addition.
A non-stopping, never-ending
process of reproduction.
Authorize peripheral cultures.
ARCHITECTURE
different aspect to analyzing and
criticizing architecture.
socio-political conditions of hybrid
architectural products.
AMBIVALENCE
Coexistence of contradictory instincts.
Internal conflict.
Ambiguity within colonial discourse.
Orientalists’ narratives of colonized
nations’ cultures.
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
western architecture as a superior
referent.
Modern architecture is the new
classical architecture.
Bhabha’s theories
16. Bhabha’s theories
Third space
Third space is a space of endless
negotiation not a space of resolution or
settlement.
HYBRIDITY
“Cultural hybridity”.
Process of multiplying not addition.
A non-stopping, never-ending
process of reproduction.
Authorize peripheral cultures.
ARCHITECTURE
different aspect to analyzing and
criticizing architecture.
socio-political conditions of hybrid
architectural products.
AMBIVALENCE
Coexistence of contradictory instincts.
Internal conflict.
Ambiguity within colonial discourse.
Orientalists’ narratives of colonized
nations’ cultures.
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
western architecture as a superior
referent.
Modern architecture is the new
classical architecture.
17. Colonial cities features
Colonial
cities
Unbalanced power
distribution
pluralism
Ordering
principle
Social classification
system
segregation
National
categories
Architecture
local
architecture
reproduction of
Imperial power
18. Colonialism or imperialism had an effect on imperial/metropolis cities as much as it had
on the colonies.
There were few ‘exotic’ and ‘orientalist’ architectural influences found in the city.
There were an urbanistic competition going on between these imperial capitals
generated by European imperialisms.
Imperial cities
20. Introduction
What is Orientalism ?
A mere descriptive term associated with the western scholars’ fascination with the East.
Edward Said’s book: “Orientalism” in 1978.
Reintroduced a different definition to the term ‘Orientalism’.
21. Introduction
Said’s interpretation of ‘Orientalism’
According to said ‘Orientalism’ implies a different sense of understanding.
Orientalism discourse was a tool that empowered growing western domination.
Factors shaping ‘Orientalism’
Polarized views (East/ west).
Totalizing cultures.
Ethnology Discourses.
22. Phases of Orientalism
Purpose: An analytic method in
viewing Islamic Architecture.
Available data: based on expeditions.
Islamic Architecture.
18
th
Century
Orientalism
19
th
Century
Orientalism
New
Orientalism
18th Century 20th Century
19th Century
Purpose: studying classical
heritage remnants.
Available data: ‘Description of
Egypt’.
Islamic Architecture.
Purpose: Wasn’t architecturally
based.
Available data: travelogues.
Islamic architecture.
24. London
colonial
and
Indian
exhibition
Crystal
palace
London
Crystal
palace
Sydenham
Exposition
universelle
Paris
French
Exhibition
Paris
1889
French
Exhibition
French
Exhibition
Paris
Held in 1854.
Orientalists designed the
pavilions displayed in the
exhibitions.
Held in 1851
Orientalists designed the pavilions
displayed in the exhibitions.
Held in 1855.
was intended to surpass the
British great exhibition ‘Crystal
Palace’.
Held in 1867.
First time nations were invited to
design their own pavilions.
(houses in the national
Architectural style).
Held in 1878.
National houses were developed
to become separate pavilions.
Held in 1886.
Indian craftsmen were seen
while working by visitors.
Held in 1889.
Egyptian craftsmen
constructed buildings under
French supervision
19th Century
International expos: avenues for ‘Orientalism’
International exhibitions
25. Alhambra court at the crystal palace, London
Crystal palace, London
International exhibitions
26. Tree of Architecture
by Sir Banister Fletcher Drawing illustration for a tomb Near Cairo by Owen Jones
Orientalists
29. Muhammad Ali era
Muhammad Ali mosque at the citadel, Cairo
Start of reformations and modernizing Egypt.
Abandoning Mamluk architectural style, Start of Europeanization trend.
30. Faskia Kiosk drawing illustration by Pascal Coste
Faskia Kiosk, Muhammad Ali palace, Shubra
Muhammad Ali era
45. Heliopolis city
Architectural details in Heliopolis city and its counterparts in
Mamluk buildings.
similarity in column capitals between Alhambra palace and Heliopolis city
46. Cairo Rail way station
Cairo Railway station, Ramses square - Date of construction 1893 - Architect Edwin Patsy.
47. Cairo Railway station, Ramses square
Sultan Qa’itbay complex, Cairo
Cairo Rail way station
48. Cairo Railway station, Ramses square
Sultan Qa’itbay complex, Cairo
Cairo Rail way station
49. Cairo Railway station, Ramses square
Sultan Qa’itbay complex, Cairo
Cairo Rail way station
50. Cairo Railway station, Ramses square
Sultan Qa’itbay complex, Cairo
Cairo Rail way station
75. NEO-ISLAMIC
1864
NEO-ISLAMIC
/NEO-MOORISH
1900
1890
Shepheard’s hotel The cataract hotel
1894
British embassy
Windsor hotel
1930
1882
Major villa
Gezira sporting club
Turf club
1933
1938
All saints cathedral
1905
Villa Voysey
20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
1919
1876
1914
1922
EUROPEAN
ISLAMIC
LOCAL
ISLAMIC
STYLES
/NEO-MAMLUK
NEO
–
CLASSICISM
MODERNISM
76. NEO-ISLAMIC
1864
St. Marks church
NEO-ISLAMIC
/NEO-MOORISH
1900
1890
Shepheard’s hotel The cataract hotel
1894
British embassy
Windsor hotel
1930
1882
Major villa
Gezira sporting club
Turf club
1933
1938
All saints cathedral
1905
Villa Voysey
20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
1919
1876
1914
1922
EUROPEAN
ISLAMIC
LOCAL
ISLAMIC
STYLES
/NEO-MAMLUK
NEO
–
CLASSICISM
MODERNISM
77. NEO-ISLAMIC
1864
St. Marks church
NEO-ISLAMIC
/NEO-MOORISH
1900
Heliopolis
1890
Shepheard’s hotel The cataract hotel
1894
British embassy
Windsor hotel
1930
1882
Major villa
Gezira sporting club
Turf club
1933
1938
All saints cathedral
1905
Villa Voysey
20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
1919
1876
1914
1922
EUROPEAN
ISLAMIC
LOCAL
ISLAMIC
STYLES
/NEO-MAMLUK
NEO
–
CLASSICISM
MODERNISM
78. NEO-ISLAMIC
1864
St. Marks church
NEO-ISLAMIC
/NEO-MOORISH
1900
Heliopolis
Cairo railway station
1893
1890
Shepheard’s hotel The cataract hotel
Mena house hotel
1886
1894
British embassy
Egyptian engineers society
Windsor hotel
1929
Awqaf ministry
1930
1882
Major villa
Gezira sporting club
Turf club
Muslim youth association
1940
Egyptian medical syndicate
1933
1938
All saints cathedral
1905
Villa Voysey
Villa Huda Shaarawi
20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
1919
1936
1920
1876
1914
1922
EUROPEAN
ISLAMIC
LOCAL
ISLAMIC
STYLES
/NEO-MAMLUK
NEO
–
CLASSICISM
MODERNISM
79. NEO-ISLAMIC
1864
St. Marks church
NEO-ISLAMIC
/NEO-MOORISH
EUROPEAN
1900
Heliopolis
Cairo railway station
1893
1890
Shepheard’s hotel The cataract
hotel
Mena house hotel
1886
1894
British embassy
Egyptian engineers society
Windsor hotel
1929
Awqaf ministry
1930
1882
Major villa
Gezira sporting club Turf club
Muslim youth association
1940
Egyptian medical syndicate
1933
1938
All saints cathedral
1905
Villa Voysey
Villa Huda Shaarawi
20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
1919
1936
1920
1876
1914
1922
LOCAL
ISLAMIC
STYLES
/NEO-MAMLUK
NEO
–
CLASSICISM
MODERNISM
81. Egyptian engineers society
1929
Awqaf ministry
1930
Muslim youth association
1940
Egyptian medical syndicate
1905
Villa Huda Shaarawi
1919
1936
1920
1914
1922
NEO-MAMLUK
After the 1919 revolution, Egypt witnessed a revival of the Neo-Mamluk architecture and it was the style used by Egyptian
architects pioneers to represent our identity.
82. 20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
SPORTING CLUBS
HOTELS ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL OTHER
Villa
Huda
Shaarawi
Winter
palace
hotel
Al
Sekka
al
Hadid
club
Alexandria
Sporting
club
British
embassy
1864
Saint
John’s
Methodist
church
Heliopolis
Palace
hotel
1900
Cairo
railway
station
1893
Shepheard’s
hotel
1890
The
cataract
hotel
Mena
house
hotel
1886
1894
Egyptian
engineers
society
Windsor
hotel
1929
Awqaf
ministry
1930
1882
Major
villa
Gezira
sporting
club
Turf
club
Muslim
youth
association
1940
Egyptian
medical
syndicate
1933
1938
Saints
Andrews
church
1905
Villa
Voysey
1919
1936
1920
1876
1914
1922
Semiramis
hotel
1907
1906
1898
Continental
-
Savoy
hotel
1908
St.
Marks
church
All
Saints
cathedral
Basilica
church
84. 20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
SPORTING CLUBS
HOTELS ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL OTHER
Villa
Huda
Shaarawi
Winter
palace
hotel
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Sekka
al
Hadid
club
Alexandria
Sporting
club
British
embassy
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Saint
John’s
Methodist
church
Heliopolis
Palace
hotel
1900
Cairo
railway
station
1893
Shepheard’s
hotel
1890
The
cataract
hotel
Mena
house
hotel
1886
1894
Egyptian
engineers
society
Windsor
hotel
1929
Awqaf
ministry
1930
1882
Major
villa
Gezira
sporting
club
Turf
club
Muslim
youth
association
1940
Egyptian
medical
syndicate
1933
1938
Saints
Andrews
church
1905
Villa
Voysey
1919
1936
1920
1876
1914
1922
Semiramis
hotel
1907
1906
1898
Continental
-
Savoy
hotel
1908
St.
Marks
church
All
Saints
cathedral
Basilica
church
87. 20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
SPORTING CLUBS
HOTELS ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL OTHER
Villa
Huda
Shaarawi
Winter
palace
hotel
Al
Sekka
al
Hadid
club
Alexandria
Sporting
club
British
embassy
1864
Saint
John’s
Methodist
church
Heliopolis
Palace
hotel
1900
Cairo
railway
station
1893
Shepheard’s
hotel
1890
The
cataract
hotel
Mena
house
hotel
1886
1894
Egyptian
engineers
society
Windsor
hotel
1929
Awqaf
ministry
1930
1882
Major
villa
Gezira
sporting
club
Turf
club
Muslim
youth
association
1940
Egyptian
medical
syndicate
1933
1938
Saints
Andrews
church
1905
Villa
Voysey
1919
1936
1920
1876
1914
1922
Semiramis
hotel
1907
1906
1898
Continental
-
Savoy
hotel
1908
St.
Marks
church
All
Saints
cathedral
Basilica
church
88. St. Marks cathedral, Alexandria Basilica, Heliopolis, Cairo All Saints cathedral, Cairo
89. 20TH CENTURY (NEW ORIENTALISM)
19TH CENTURY ORIENTALISM
SPORTING CLUBS
HOTELS ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL OTHER
Villa
Huda
Shaarawi
Winter
palace
hotel
Al
Sekka
al
Hadid
club
Alexandria
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club
British
embassy
1864
Saint
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Methodist
church
Heliopolis
Palace
hotel
1900
Cairo
railway
station
1893
Shepheard’s
hotel
1890
The
cataract
hotel
Mena
house
hotel
1886
1894
Egyptian
engineers
society
Windsor
hotel
1929
Awqaf
ministry
1930
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villa
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sporting
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association
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1914
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1907
1906
1898
Continental
-
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hotel
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church
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Saints
cathedral
Basilica
church
90. Hybrid Islamic architectural styles -‘Neo-Islamic’ styles- are a great example of ‘cultural hybridity’.
Heliopolis palace hotel Heliopolis city
91. Moorish dinning hall at Shepheard’s hotel, Cairo Moorish dinning hall at Mena house hotel, Giza
92. Moorish dinning hall at the cataract hotel Moorish hall at Heliopolis palace hotel , Giza
93. Heliopolis city
British imperialism is not a far distance event from us, Egypt still bear urbanistic and architectural influences from this period.
94. ‘post-colonial’ states compulsively inherited an obsession with spatial order that was passed down from the colonial regimes.
Nasr city and Izbit Al- Haggana Shubra
95.
96. Usage of Islamic styles were limited to mosques, municipal and governmental buildings.