Hijazi Architecture Hall

Discover traditional Hijazi design at the Mecca Museum, featuring ornate wooden windows, coral stone facades, and classic Islamic craftsmanship.

Brief History: This hall was designed to celebrate the traditional architecture of the Hejaz region, reflecting the style that shaped Mecca’s homes and public buildings for centuries. Notable Features: The room showcases authentic wooden lattice windows (known as rawashin), coral stone facades, and decorative plasterwork that highlight the craftsmanship of old Meccan builders. Fun Fact: The rawashin were not only decorative but also allowed families to watch street activities discreetly, preserving privacy in line with Islamic traditions. Current Use/Visitor Info: Guests can walk through life-sized models of historical doorways and balconies while enjoying multimedia presentations on construction techniques.