Iraqi architecture

Iraqi architecture

[[File: Shrine of Imam Ali, Najaf, Iraq |250px]] [[File: File:The Gate of Nimrud (Metropolitan Museum).jpg |250px]] [[File: File:برج البنك المركزي العراقي.jpg |250px]] Top: One of the Entrance Halls in the Shrine of Imam Ali Complex in Najaf, Southern Iraq . Middle: Monumental Lamassu portal figures demonstrating the heavy stone masonry and protective urban gateways of Neo-Assyrian architecture. Bottom: The Central Bank of Iraq Tower in Baghdad, a modern high rise designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, showcasing fluid structural concrete engineering.

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