Difference from Moroccan Style: Bricks are Not Glazed Tiles and Plaster

An Islamic-style building using brick instead of glazed tiles. Moroccan surfaces are characterized by hand-cut glazed tiles, polished plaster, and on-site carved stucco, with intense colors, delicate textures, and predominantly interior use. Neo-Mudéjar translates the same set of geometries to the building exterior, changing the material to brick: the same octagonal stars and interwoven patterns are created using the凹凸 (concave-convex) and shadows of brick, with only one color, orange-red. Glazed tiles are merely decorative circular pieces and bands.
Avoid: using large areas of glazed tile mosaics instead of brickwork, adding carved stucco and polished plaster, making the color scheme intense and colorful, focusing on the interior rather than the facade.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一棟用磚而非用釉磚的伊斯蘭風建築。摩洛哥的表面是手切釉磚、拋光灰泥與現場雕刻的石膏,顏色濃烈、觸感細膩、大量在室內;新穆德哈爾把同一套幾何搬到建築外部,材料換成磚:同樣的八角星與交織圖案,改用磚的凹凸與陰影做出來,顏色只有橘紅一種。釉磚只是點綴的圓片與飾帶。避免:用大面積的釉磚拼貼取代磚砌、加入雕花石膏與拋光灰泥、讓配色變得濃烈多彩、把重點放在室內而非立面。