Emre Arolat 建筑事务所打造阿联酋 Nora 清真寺独特设计

Emre Arolat Architecture has unveiled their design for the Nora Mosque and Community Center in Ajman in the United Arab Emirates. The 10,000 square meter site located just north of Dubai, is located near a massive high rise residence block. However, it creates its own unique ambiance and spatial setting with a composition of shell-like platforms that spring from the earth.

多功能综合体包括一座可容纳2500人的清真寺、用于社会活动和教育活动的空间、娱乐区、服务区和一个供城市使用的停车场。

The multi-programmed complex contains a mosque for 2,500 people, spaces for social and educational activities, recreational areas, service areas, and a parking area to be used by the city.

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该网站被四面八方的道路包围，并增加了一条额外的街道，以提供一个额外的连接，作为主轴。这条新的街道有助于减轻直接阳光的影响，因为它是一个凉爽的环境，同时也连接了建筑群中的所有功能。

The site is surrounded by roads on all sides, and an additional street was added to provide an extra connection that serves as the main axis. This new street helps to alleviate the effects of the direct sun rays by serving as a cooler environment while also connecting all of the functions located in the complex.

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整个设计的形式创造了各种各样的可行走的表面和平台，通过无缝过渡墙壁为屋顶，屋顶为步行街。倾斜的表面也被部分美化，以提供一个阴影区域，通向一个冥想平台，并具有北面的海景。

The overall form of the design creates a variety of walkable surfaces and platforms by seamlessly transitioning the walls into a roof, and the roof into pedestrian paths. The sloped surface is also partially landscaped to provide a shaded area that leads up to a meditation terrace and features a northern view of the sea.

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EAA对宗教项目的独特做法是在伊斯坦布尔获奖的Sancaklar清真寺之前。这个项目预计将进行公司的革命性设计，但这一次，在一个完全不同的背景下，规模要大得多。

EAA’s unique approach to religious programs was preceded by the award-winning Sancaklar Mosque in Istanbul. This project is expected to carry the firm’s revolutionary designs, but this time, on a much larger scale in a completely different context.

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