The Imam Hassan Mojtaba Mosque design connects a concept of peace with cultural references and architectural geometry. This SARAAJ portfolio project presents the design of a religious setting through identity, colour and the experience of place.
It is very difficult to design a building that will last. We are inspired by the holy shrine of Imam Reza (PBUH) for its endurance and holiness in designing the Imam Hassan Mojtaba (PBUH) Mosque. The design of this building is based on the concept of peace.
Furthermore, attention to the numbers 8 and 12 in terms of its relationship with the eighth Imam of the Shiite, Imam Reza (PBUH) has been considered. The colors used also have a deep connection with the theme of peace. This complex is designed as a residential-commercial complex.
This project, along with other projects for the development of artistic spaces in Mashhad, including urban decoration, permanent elements and temporary urban elements, lasting buildings, theme parks and amusement parks, has been designed and implemented by the Art Department of Saraaj Center for Creation and Development of Artistic Spaces.





For another application of this approach, explore A dynamic facade of the Angel megaproject.
To explore how this approach could inform architectural and creative spatial design, talk to SARAAJ. A short outline of the brief, location and project stage provides a useful starting point.