PHOTO GALLERY: A Kurdish town in Iraq – Architecture that stands the test of climate change – Multimedia

A person stands on the balcony of a stone constructing within the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP

A partial view exhibits homes within the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP

A partial view exhibits a stairway within the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP

An image exhibits a view of a stone constructing below development within the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP

A basic view exhibits the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP

An image exhibits a view of a derelict stone constructing within the Kurdish city of Akre, 500 kilometres north of Iraq s capital Baghdad, on September 14, 2022. – Concrete homes are practically in every single place in Iraq, however the northern metropolis of Akre likes to do issues in a different way, choosing stone as a substitute, benefiting within the combat in opposition to local weather change. AFP