The Jameel House of Traditional Arts, Jeddah, opened in 2015 in a heritage house in the heart of the old city of Jeddah as a partnership between Art Jameel and Prince Charles School. The Jameel House of Traditional Arts in Jeddah is a leading institute for teaching Islamic architecture, design, shapes and floral motifs as well as color coordination and decorative techniques, woodwork, gypsum work, sculpture and other traditional crafts within the rich architectural heritage of the Old City. About 20 students are taught each year in a one-year program within a program set up and developed by The Prince Charles School, according to the same principles and standards as those applied to the postgraduate courses at the school's headquarters in London. The house engages with the local community through numerous workshops and evening classes for the public, as well as by participating in the live festivals that take place in the old city. With its privileged location connected to the country's historic buildings and Jeddah's rich and diverse past, the Jameel House of Traditional Arts participates in the preservation of the ancient city, with its unique traditions.