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Saudi Arabia has a rich architectural heritage that can be found in all regions of the vast country. Except for a small number of\udpublications the recording and documentation of the traditional built environment was not content of detailed scientific investigations\udso far. But with the increasing decay of the architectural heritage the interest for this kind of research is rising. A mirror of this efforts\udis the National Built Heritage Forum, annual conference, launched in 2010 by his excellency Prince Sultan bin Salman bin Abdulaziz\udAl Saud and the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA). In that frame Saudi universities are intensifying research\udand educational programs for the research of traditional architecture.  \udIn 2008 the Department of Architecture of the College of Environmental Design at the King Abdulaziz University established a\udcooperation with the Department of History of Architecture and Building Archaeology of the Vienna University of Technology with\udthe aim to start an exchange of knowledge and experience in building archaeology and building survey. An important part of this\udcooperation was a workshop for staff and students in the historic centre of Jeddah. The aim was to train methods and techniques on\udtypical examples in the old town of Jeddah, Al Balad. This paper is describing the layout of the workshop, the process of the work\udand examples of the results

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TRABASA – TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE RECORDED BY MEANS OF BUILDING ARCHAEOLOGY IN SAUDI ARABIA: WORKSHOP IN JEDDAH