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Abu Dhabi Mosque Development Regulations Volume 2 - Design STAGE 1 Policies and Principles STAGE 2 Architecture STAGE 3 Building Services STAGE 4 Landscape AS14 Standards The multi-purpose hall of a district jame’e SHALL be located to maximise efficiency of access to surrounding community facilities. (See Figure 11.) Guidelines AG15 The multi-purpose hall SHOULD open onto a courtyard or plaza. (See Figure 11.) AS15 Toilet facilities SHALL be separated from ablution facilities to enable the segregation of shoe and no shoe zones. (Refer to Section 2.4.) AG16 The Imam’s and Mu’athen’s residences SHOULD be located near the most compatible adjacent land use. AS16 Wind direction SHALL be considered while locating toilets, in order to prevent the spread of odours to the prayer areas. AS17 Toilets, ablution areas and the Imam's and Mu’athen's residences SHALL NOT be located beyond the qibla wall. AS18 The architectural design SHALL clearly define the threshold between the shoe and no shoe zones. AS19 Open spaces within the mosque plot SHALL be provided to accommodate gathering before and after prayer. 3.2.4 Existing Natural Systems AS20 Existing trees and groundcover of preservation value SHALL be integrated into the overall spatial layout. 3.2.5 Community and Emergency Support (Designated District Jame’e) AS21 A district jame’e designated for Community and Emergency Support (refer to Volume 1 - Planning), SHALL make provisions based on the requirements of the local emergency planning authority. All provisions for Community and Emergency Support SHALL be incorporated in the AS22 mosque design. 3.2.6 Fire and Safety Evacuation Space AG17 AG18 AG19 AG20 Parking areas, MEP storerooms, and emergency assembly areas (Refer to Section 3.2.6) MAY be located beyond the qibla wall. Definition of the threshold SHOULD be achieved through a change in floor materials and/or change in level. Existing topography, ground cover and vegetation MAY be integrated into the mosque design. The multi-purpose hall SHOULD be designed to facilitate emergency support. AS23 Exits from the mosque SHALL be sized appropriately, as per ADCD requirements. AG21 Where applicable, a Fire and Life Safety Strategy SHOULD be prepared. AS24 A fire assembly point for the total worshipper population of the mosque SHALL be provided, as per ADCD requirements. AG22 If the fire assembly point is not within the mosque plot, it SHOULD be directly accessible and clearly signposted from it. (See Figure 12.) 3.2.7 On Site Parking Provision Parking areas SHALL be a minimum of 3 m away from any building on the mosque AS25 plot. AS26 Parking spaces for the Imam and Mu’athen SHALL be designated with a visible ‘Reserved’ sign. AG23 AG24 AG25 Parking spaces for the Imam and Mu'athen SHOULD be located at the side or rear of the mosque plot. At least 1 disabled parking space SHOULD be provided within 10 m of the mosque entrance. At least 1 parking space SHOULD be reserved near the fire pump room of the mosque for ADCD. Architecture - Page 23
Abu Dhabi Mosque Development Regulations Volume 2 - Design Standards Guidelines AS27 The visual impact of parking areas SHALL be minimised by dividing on-site parking areas into smaller areas and distributing them across the mosque plot. AG26 Parking areas of 5 parking spaces or more SHOULD be divided by a landscaped area equal to half the size of a parking space. AS28 Bicycle parking stands SHALL be located within a 30 m walking distance of the mosque entrance. AG27 Bicycle parking stands SHOULD be provided at the side of the mosque building, without obstructing pedestrian and vehicular access. R o a d Bicycle Rack Female Access Mihrab Shopping Mall Park Bicycle Rack sh Entrance Main Prayer Hall Health Centre Parking R o a d Bicycle Rack Secondary Access Lobby Entrance Primary Access Sahan No shoe Zone Shoe Zone Riwaq Lobby Imam’s Office Imam’s Residence R o a d Minaret Male Retail Retail Bicycle Rack Multi-Purpose Hall Figure 11: Multi-purpose hall and its linkages to surrounding community facilities. Figure 12: Images of typical emergency evacuation areas/signs. Architecture - Page 24
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