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Religious Architecture

99 Projects 16 Journals 2 Publications

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Religious architecture encompasses buildings and sites designed to support worship, ritual, pilgrimage, and communal faith life. Its designers must reconcile liturgical requirements, spatial traditions, and symbolic meaning with structure, climate, materials, and the expectations of the congregations who use these spaces.

Member work under this topic spans mosques, chapels, cemevis, eco-tents for pilgrimage, and renewal plans for historic religious districts. Projects also address how sacred buildings can serve wider community needs, including nursing and cultural centers, and how memory, absence, and reconstruction shape designs for places that have been lost or damaged.

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UNI Editorial13 works

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Maria Kharitonenko2 works

HARICHHA RAJA2 works

saeid alitajer2 works

Supriya sinha2 works

Ivan Raskovic2 works

pranav1 work

Hamed and Hila

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Fast forward to the FUTURE

Architecture has the power of empowerment people in their cities, their lives and relations. Architecture is not for pasts, it is for the Future. In this project we try to create the participation spaces for people to use. We inspiring existing layers on the site to memorable space and times. A Grand Arc of Aleppo is refer to the past and is for the Future.

Lina and Happy Humanation

275

DAM.MEDINA

the cultural centermedina

Riham

199

The Hajj Eco-Tent

The Hajj eco-tent is a promising future experience for pilgrims that visit Mina city through the design of a comfortable multifunctional living module applying different environmental treatments and hygienic precautions to avoid the spread of COVID-19 which makes Mina city ready for the growth of pilgrims in the future.

Robert

177

Urban Eco-Chapel

Addis Ababa’s new ecological reserve, community space, and place of worship

Sourav and 2 others

177

#NeoSyria

In this capitalist world, what is the role of Syria today? In this "Instagram" and "Snapchat" world, where is Aleppo today? In this progressive and development driven world, who remembers Aleppo today? The project empowers Syrians to establish their Neo-Identity in the world, by provoking "Human to Human Connections" via digital technology and social media.

Neha Goyal

117

Urban Renewal of Historic Core of Vrindavan

The main aim of the Thesis is to explore the possibility to revive the Urban Morphology of a historic town- Vrindavan, lost in the process of urbanization. It intends to come up with Urban Renewal model for historic core of religious settlements respecting the sacred environment while facilitating the socio cultural economic development of local communities.

UNI Editorial

publishedNews6 months ago

Al Gharra Mosque in Medina Redefining Contemporary Islamic Architecture

Minimalist Medina mosque using concrete, light, and landscape to reinterpret Islamic worship spaces through symbolic spiritual transitions and contemporary architecture.

Architecture

Religious Building

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Faith-Based Nursing Foundation Community Center by Ford 3 Architects

Transparent community center blends worship and flexible gathering, integrating landscape, daylight, concealed systems, and wood interiors for inclusive faith-based use.

Blocs

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago