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Religious Architecture

99 Projects 16 Journals 2 Publications

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99 projects

Jelena and Ivan

harmony of heterogeneity

The Visitor Center for Religions in Jakarta explores how architecture can connect diverse religious identities without erasing their differences. Through ritual simulations, museum exhibitions, and shared spaces linked by movement and water, the project fosters dialogue, understanding, and interfaith tolerance.

Tasmia

Rooted Horizons : A Resilient Mru Settlement

A community-centric alternative to mass tourism development in Bandarban,Bangladesh, integrating the Murong tribal community's needs with sustainable tourism infrastructure. The project counters a proposed five-star hotel development that would have displaced local communities and disrupted natural resources.

Upama

From Myth to Matter

This project seeks to evolve Panatirtha into a multi-functional social and spiritual complex that integrates the sacred identity with the existing natural and tourism pathways of the Tahirpur region. The aim was to design a fully operational, year-round facility to host spiritual and secular festivals, educational tourism, and cultural gatherings.

Hinako

ἐκκλησία in the hill

I reinterpreted ekklesia, the origin of the word "church," in modern Japan, and developed a prototype church that would be a place of escape and gathering, where not only Christians but anyone can easily visit. In Nagasaki, I have planned an ekklesia centered around a choir stage and seating area that connects the community as one through Christian music.

Milan and Ivan

Religious London

It's not only the architecture of religious buildings that leaves a mark on the city, but also the activities of religious communities. Religious structures in London are not just places for religious rituals; they also have deeper social implications.

Ziyue

Tranquil Square

The library is committed to providing a quiet and comfortable multi-functional reading space for all classes of people with students as the main body. The design focuses on modifiable modules, environmentally sustainable air mobility, and the religious and literary connotations of India itself. For providing a spiritual harbor.

Khadeeja

Netura

The Netura Urban Plan is a bold and innovative concept inspired by the fisherman's net. It creates an elevated island that connects communities, prevents flooding, and promotes social cohesion. This visionary approach celebrates Indonesia's cultural heritage and creates a more connected, unified, and resilient community.

AbdulAziz and 3 others

Jimbaran Housing

Jimbaran Housing is a resilient solution to the current flooding issues and sea level rise in Indonesia acting as a benchmark for high-risk cities. Setting new standards for resilient floating cities through modular construction.

Zygmunt

A home for many lives

People have always looked for the best place to gather and meet. Here it is.

chen

The hemline of the goddess

To create a space synonymous with faith and religious evolution in a contemporary context. Build on the core values of any religious gathering and bring them together in the design of the space.

Hasan and S

Remember The Cause (Understanding Karbala)

For the Muslims, Husayn's suffering and death became a symbol of sacrifice in the struggle for saving their religion, ‘Islam’. And for all Humanity his death became a symbol of sacrifice in the struggle for right against wrong, justice against injustice and truth against falsehood. Karbala may have happened 1400 years ago but it still lives in the memories.

Tanaya

Heterotopia of an Augmented Public Space

In the age of digital culture, our public spaces have more meaning and our cities are becoming a mass heterotopia- all abnormal functions juxtaposed in a single setting. Madhav Baug, in the heart of Mumbai, is one such religious complex on the public private contour- chosen to make the public space digitally active while preserving its past.