Dhofar, Oman – In a groundbreaking blend of tradition and technology, Oman is set to build its first-ever 3D-printed mosque in the Dhofar Governorate. The project, spearheaded by Innotech Oman in collaboration with Oday Architecture, aims to showcase sustainable construction while preserving Islamic heritage.
The mosque’s design takes inspiration from a spiral ribbon, symbolizing unity and continuity. It will feature shaded walkways, landscaped green areas, and a central skylight that allows natural light to illuminate the prayer hall. The structure will also integrate energy-harvesting features, aligning with Oman’s commitment to eco-friendly development.
Located along Dahariz Beach, the innovative mosque is envisioned as both a spiritual sanctuary and a cultural landmark. Authorities believe the project will highlight the potential of 3D-printing in architecture by reducing construction time, cutting down on material waste, and promoting sustainability.
This pioneering initiative reflects Oman’s growing embrace of advanced technology in infrastructure while staying rooted in faith and cultural identity.
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