The Alhambra Palace is the last seat of rule for the Arabs in Andalusia. It is a fortress containing palaces for rulers, government offices, residential and military places, and others. After the victory of the Spaniards, they ignored the palace and did not treat them as an important monument or building. On the contrary, they saw it as a chaotic and incomprehensible building. After a period of nearly two centuries, the interest of the Spaniards began in that building, and today it is the most attractive building for visitors in Spain. In the episode, we compare the design of the Alhambra Palace with the European style of design from a specific angle, which is the ability of the building to be photographed. In general, architectural design in the West is very closely related to the camera and photography in general. In the episode, we explain why the famous building was neglected, why and how it is back in the spotlight again.
