Analysis of The Architecture and Decoration of Isfahan Masjid-E Jameh in Syntactic Dimension

A groundbreaking analysis reveals the syntactic dimensions of architectural and decorative elements in Isfahan's Masjid-e Jameh, a 11th-century masterpiece from the Great Seljuk period. This study deciphers how semantic expressivity is encoded in its design, offering insights applicable to religious architecture and beyond. Employing on-site visual observation, photography, and basic design principles, researchers uncovered ornamental motifs and structural features that have stood the test of centuries. The findings bridge historical architecture with modern design principles, suggesting potential applications in clothing, furniture, and decorative arts.

Akat, R., & Çakıroğlu, B. (2024). Analysis of The Architecture and Decoration of Isfahan Masjid-E Jameh in Syntactic Dimension. Technium Social Sciences Journal, 62, 259–289. https://doi.org/10.47577/tssj.v62i1.11663