Kurdistan Development in Pictures

[Saipul]

Development in Hewler

Home and commercial construction:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikimora/3 ... 5/sizes/l/

Naz City Apartment Complex:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikimora/3 ... 5/sizes/l/

Kempinski hotel on the left, don't know the building on the center:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikimora/3 ... 5/sizes/l/

The Old Market, now rapidly being encircled by enclosed markets and new malls. The whole area will be enclosed by a series of massive malls in the future.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikimora/3 ... 6/sizes/l/

The interior of the left-side mall in the above picture:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35540246@N ... 1/sizes/o/

The Sheraton:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kikimora/3 ... 1/sizes/o/

Please add your own. I want to see lots of pictures of construction and development in Kurdistan, not just of buildings but also roads, parks, etc.

[κє¢ê ∂îиê 63]

eehm i can't see any?!

[Erty]

eehm i can't see any?!

I'm unable to see the pictures as well. I even clicked ''Quote'', then opened another window, copied and pasted the jpgs and ''The connection was reset'' on all of them.

[Saipul]

I've put direct links instead of images.

[κє¢ê ∂îиê 63]

very nicee:) is it only in hawler or in other cities in kurdistan too

[paper-tiger]

This is the 3rd photo from the original post above:



Bottom right looks just like a typical American or British surburb. It lacks character. What a shame. And they don't seem to have much green area to each house.

[Barış]

Ya don't like Hewler?

[paper-tiger]

Who me? I just think those houses don't have much Kurdish character to them. Perhaps that's not what the people living there want, I don't know. To me it seems a bit too clinical looking. But anyway, looks not as important as improved living conditions right.

[Barış]

Who me? I just think those houses don't have much Kurdish character to them. Perhaps that's not what the people living there want, I don't know. To me it seems a bit too clinical looking. But anyway, looks not as important as improved living conditions right.

Yea, Hewler isn't realy pretty, but has interesting ancient history. Here are some cool pictures:

[Barış]