Levantine architecture

Levantine architecture refers to the traditional and historical building styles originating from the Levant region, which includes countries like Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. It features elements such as stone construction, arched doorways and windows, courtyards, and flat roofs designed to suit the climate. The style often combines local materials with influences from various civilizations like the Ottomans, Byzantines, and Arabs. These buildings balance practicality with aesthetic details, reflecting cultural heritage and local craftsmanship, creating distinctive, enduring structures that connect history, environment, and community life.