Mosque Construction

The mosque construction process generally progresses as site survey and needs analysis, architectural and technical project planning, foundation and load-bearing system, wall and roof works, dome and minaret applications, electrical-mechanical infrastructure, interior architectural details and final controls. Each project differs according to land, capacity, architectural style and budget; therefore, the order of application should be clarified according to the site.

Carrier system, dome-minaret geometry, water. Insulation, facade and roof details and interior materials should be resolved correctly at an early stage. Subsequent changes may increase both cost and time. Therefore, it is important that architectural, static and site decisions are compatible with each other before starting the application.

Cost control should not be reduced to a single square meter figure. The size of the building, ground and foundation conditions, dome-minaret solution, selected coating and decoration materials, mechanical-electrical scope and workmanship. Its level directly affects the total budget. For a healthy budget, an exploratory approach is required that separates the work items.

Field experience, applicable detail and delivery discipline are considered together in the projects. The aim is to create a mosque that is architecturally consistent and sustainable in terms of maintenance. Reference projects and current application photographs provide a concrete example to the user in the decision process.