Shape — Baghdad Clock

Baghdad Clock Tower is located within the Celebration Square area of Baghdad. It was established in 1994. The ground hall includes a museum that was known as the Museum of the Leader of Victory, where gifts that were presented to the former Iraqi president are displayed. After the American invasion, the Baghdad watch became a court for that president and his aides.

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The form of the clock uses certain geometric elements in a repetitive pattern to give its harmonies feel.

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