The mosque’s design is a manifestation of what architecture from Isfahan, a Persian city known for its magnificent buildings especially during the Safavid Dynasty, is like.
Facing the scenic Putrajaya Lake, the Putra Mosque is arguably Putrajaya’s most distinctive landmark. A showcase of how mosque design has evolved in Malaysia, Putra Mosque’s Iconic-architecture blends traditional details from all around the Islamic civilization by combining Malaysian, Persian, North African, and Arabic architectural features. With its 116-metre minaret and the 36-metre diameter composite dome, the Putra Mosque can accommodate up to 15,000 worshippers at any given time.
BCG’s scope covered the design and construction of the mosque along with its utility and services.
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