Al-Bader House is one of the traditional Kuwaiti houses, built between 1837 and 1847. It represents a distinctive architectural model that reflects the social, economic, and cultural aspects that prevailed in Kuwaiti society during the past century. It is also a remarkable example in terms of design and construction. Located in the Qibla district, it overlooks the Arabian Gulf. It was used as a temporary location for the Kuwait National Museum in 1976 to 1983. Photos by @architectureinmind
Maha Alessa | Kuwait City 