The space of the mosque was conceived as a harmonious synthesis of two fundamental architectural elements: a protective fence wall and a concrete dome. The dome, interpreted as a crystallized canopy, not only defines the vertical axis of the composition but also emphasizes the contemplative and prayerful character of the whole. The fence wall is designed as a protective shell – a barrier that invites entry and at the same time creates a discreet distance from the outside world. This transitional space is shaped by filtration processes: through water, scents, greenery and spatial transitions, an atmosphere of internal preparation for meeting the mihrab is created.

Floral ornamentation, deeply rooted in the Islamic architectural tradition, has been reinterpreted through contemporary sculptural articulation. Conceptually, the project achieves a dialogue between tradition and modernity: natural elements combined with technologically sophisticated systems create an environment of a meditative character in which nature, light and prayer coexist.