Al-Azem Palace is one of the most important and most beautiful palaces in Damascus-Syria in the Ottoman period, which was built in the beginning of the eighteenth century and a unique model of Islamic architecture ordered to be built by the governor of Damascus Asaad Pasha al-Azm in 1163 AH 1749 AD to be a home for his residence in Shame (Damascus).

In 2014 I tried to draw and document one of the halls of this palace as a small part of a large unfinished campaign to document buildings in Damascus, and then expanded the mission to include several buildings in Syria, but the circumstance of war in Syria prevented me from completing my dream. To have only a small legacy of what I dreamed of.
I re-manufactured materials and lighting several times (2013-2016-2017-2018) after the updates of my ability to work on 3D modeling and rendering technique.. 

Finally That's what I did in 2019.

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2018: