Green Mosque / Onat Oktem, Ziya Imren, Zeynep Oktem, Uri Tzarnotzky

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‘The Building: Problem or Solution?’ competition, managed by Faith in Place, encouraged the creative design of religious buildings through the re-use and modification of existing structures. Through the collaborative ideas of architects Onat Oktem, Ziya Imren, Zeynep Oktem and Uri Tzarmotzky, their Green Mosque won the competition’s, “Best Freestanding Religious Structure”. More on the architect’s description and images after the break.

Since the Ottoman tradition the mosques incorporate many different functions besides being only a place for prayer. The project team thus decided to design not only a mosque but a religious complex for various social activities and mutual aid.

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Cite: Alison Furuto. "Green Mosque / Onat Oktem, Ziya Imren, Zeynep Oktem, Uri Tzarnotzky" 20 Oct 2010. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/82865/green-mosque-onat-oktem-ziya-imren-zeynep-oktem-uri-tzarnotzky> ISSN 0719-8884

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