Kosovo Developments: Kosovan buildings design
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Take a look at the Prishtina Sports Hall design by ENOTA & OUD+ Architects. It is located next to an existing bus station which represents a recognizable landmark in the larger urban area.
Particularly noticeable is the elliptical traffic loop that runs around the bus station and defines the larger urban context. The architectural proposal maintains this relationship by positioning the building inside the elliptical traffic loop.
Finally we post the EU Pavilion design by Senat Haliti Architect, a new space for contemplation. The idea is a response to the need for an artwork that would transform a public space, reviving it.
Prishtina Sports Hall, Kosovo Building
The new ENOTA & OUD+ Architects designed Sports Hall is situated next to an existing bus station which represents a recognizable landmark in the larger urban area of Prishtina, Kosovo
Pristina Gërmia Concerts Hall, Kosovo
Designed by Pacarizi Studio + Arber Sadiki architects, the Pristina Gërmia Concerts Hall, Kosovo, project restores and conserves Gërmia building into Contemporary Arts Center and proposes a new aggregation of freestanding volumes
Central City Square of Rahovec Competition
Central City Square of Rahovec Design Competition, Kosovo. The project is funded by the Municipality of Rahovec and implemented with the technical support of UN-Habitat
German Embassy Pristina, Kosovo Building
Design: Ferizi + Ferizi Architects. An office building constructed by assembling of eight used office containers that were delivered on trucks and set up after only a few hours on the basis of the LEGO principle,
Central Mosque Prishtina Building: SADAR+VUGA
The SADAR+VUGA proposal for the new Central Mosque of Pristina has been awarded the second prize, whereas no first prize has been selected.
Central Mosque of Prishtina Design – Kosova
The proposal deploys the most fundamental principle of the Islamic tradition, namely the sense of unity, to create a new city-level place of worship that is flexible enough to accommodate daily users and large Friday congregation.
EU Pavilion – Kosovo Public Space
The idea of making a structure somebody could enter into, and be surrounded by, is a response to the need for an artwork that would transform a public space, reviving it. The EU Pavilion idea came from the last stats regarding Kosovans readiness to Join EU (72%).
Central Mosque Competition Entry – Kosova
For us, the design solution for The Central Mosque of Prishtina has as its foundation the notion that Prishtina is a bridge between the East and The West.
Mosque of Prishtina – Kosovo Competition
Typical mosque elements like the dome, minaret, portico are incrusted in our collective memory as the expression of the Islamic religious building. We used all those elements
Prishtina Central Mosque Competition, Kosovo
The building is representative on a level worthy of a Central Mosque, not only by its monumental mass, but also by its contemporary architectural quality, symbolic expression of Islamic identity and tradition.
Grand Mosque of Prishtina – Kosovo Building
The new Central Mosque occupies a strategic position within the extended urban centre of Prishtina. The main urban road limits two distinct, modern parts of the city here.
Central Mosque of Pristina – Kosovo Design
The main idea is to re-interpret the elements that constitute the Mosque, without pushing the limits of the already established principles of Islamic Architecture.