Kosovskikh Polina , Saraeva Natalia , Sazhin Matvey, Retling Elena
student
RUDN University
Russian Federation
Urban Design and Landscape
Our world is actively developing. The stone jungle of megacities is growing, hundreds of models of gadgets are being released, new discoveries are being made… more
Muzamil Mutalib
advisor
City University Malaysia
Malaysia
Lecturer specializing in Interior Design and Architecture, with a strong passion for blending… more
“Tulip” is a profoundly poetic and culturally resonant architectural vision. Rooted in the rich symbolism of Kazakhstan’s native flower, the design goes beyond the creation of a mosque, it becomes a spiritual landscape that honors the harmony of faith, nature and history. The architectural language, inspired by the stages of a tulip’s life, transforms the mosque into a living symbol of growth, resilience and devotion.
The use of geometry, water, and garden elements follows the traditions of Islamic design while introducing a contemporary softness that invites reflection and tranquility. The integration of a library shaped like a fallen petal, the floral paving and the thoughtful landscape design including “lying bridges” and aquatic gardens enrich the sensory and spiritual experience of the site.
Technically, the project demonstrates skillful integration of structure and symbolism. Its forms are both monumental and human-scaled and the spatial sequencing reflects a deep understanding of sacred journey and communal need.
This is a rare project that evokes emotion and meaning through every detail a remarkable fusion of natural heritage, sacred geometry and architectural grace.