Spatial Configuration:
The use of central courtyard exhibiting a fountain both amalgamates and separates the main functional areas of the building creating a virtual bond between interior and exterior. The solid void interplay along with use of perforated jaali’s in the exterior is a representation of different visual experience at day and night time. While in the interior spaces, these perforated walkways and alley’s respond to cultural, social, religious and climatic boundaries. Use of double heighted spaces in the interior not only create a spiritual aura but also satisfies the functional aspect of architecture to facilitate wind circulation and overall lowering room temperatures.
Design Elements and Character:
Spatial configuration of the entire mosque corresponds to principles of sustainability not only functionally by also for social, cultural and regional prosperity. Ornamentation through use of contemporary styled arches, minarets and decorative columns is a reflection of enormous possibility of forms in architecture. The use of such elements has given a distinctive character to this mosque, magnifying its importance as a place for divine connection.
