In our first digital issue, we have featured the interview with Bosnian architect Amar Cudic. In the interview, we learned about the project of The City Mosque in Konjic.

After many years the project is under the construction. The construction site is located in the city centre, which has a very rich history and numerous monuments from the Ottoman period.

In this article we are presenting the 3D images of the aesthetically sophisticated interior of the Mosque. The author of the project, specialising in Islamic religious buildings and interior design, created a vision of pure minimalism. The calligraphy combined with natural materials (wood and stone) opens and enriches the space, which is in accordance with the tradition of interior decoration of Bosnian Mosques.

We are very excited about the project and hope that it will soon be finished.

image 3D model of the Mosque in Konjic by Amar Cudic. The image was published in the first digital issue of Islamic Arts Magazine / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image Photo of the construction of The City Mosque in Konjic / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image Photo of the construction of The City Mosque in Konjic / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

The Interior

image The frontal view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio

image The view of the Mosque's interior / Courtesy of Amar Cudic © Level 3D Studio


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