The wind tower or badgir is a unique feature of Emirates architecture, believed to have been introduced by Persian immigrants in the nineteenth century
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The wind tower or badgir is a unique feature of Emirates architecture, believed to have been introduced by Persian immigrants in the nineteenth century

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The wind tower or badgir is a unique feature of Emirates architecture, believed to have been introduced by Persian immigrants in the nineteenth century, With one side open to each of the four wind directions the structure channels fresh air directly into the building below. United Arab Emirates. Islamic.

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