رام الله: صورة قديمة لقصر الحمراء

This is Dar Jamil Abd-Allah and Abd-Allah Issa al Batih known as al Hambra palace. Built as a residence in 1926. This is the highest building of Ramallah made of basement and two floors and an attic, four levels in total. During the mandate period and around 1939 the Palace used to host Pascal Qamar Musical Band from Jerusalem (the most known at that time) in its gardens trying to compete with the already established Ramallah Grand Hotel (Odeh 1931) and Uncle Sam Hotel (1936). The decorated stone parapet (Baroque style) of the second floor is the only example in Ramallah. The cement baluster of the third floor is the first, or among the first balusters made of reinforced pre-fabricated concrete (same as Dar Khalil Salah 1926, now al Sakakini Cultural Center). The building was used for BZU during the First Intifada and later as a dormitory for the female students of BZU. Recently the building was restored back to be used as a hotel of 10 rooms and restaurant by al Masayif Company. [By Khaldun Bshara, architect restorer and anthropologist, co-author of Ramallah: architecture and History 2002.]

قصر الحمرا الآن تحول إلى مطعم خارجي وشقق فندقية

هاد قصر الحمراء اليوم تحول الي فندق حيث تم اعاده ترميمه من جديد ويبعد عن المقاطعه حوالي المئه متر .........اخوكم مصعب

هذ قصر النجمه الحمراء
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