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Djingereyber Mosque

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The Djingareyber Mosque, which was constructed of mud and tuff stone, was in disrepair when it was first discovered by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) in early 2007. A comprehensive topography and architectural survey served as the foundation for a damage assessment. Due to water intrusion in the roofing, it became apparent that the building’s structural integrity was poor, notably the roof and wall-bearing systems. This happened as a result of poor slopes, the buildup of earth fill, and the poor quality of local mud plasters brought on by the reduction in knowledge of traditional crafts.

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Architect

Type

Central

Country

United Kingdom

Owner/Founder

King Hadj Moussa

Year

1325

Area

2900

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