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Abu Dhabi Mosque Development Regulations Volume 2 - <strong>Design</strong> STAGE 1 Policies and Principles STAGE 2 Architecture STAGE 3 Building Services STAGE 4 Landscape Opening Articulated solid Recessed panels Side elevation of Al Muhannadi Mosque, Delma Island, Abu Dhabi, UAE. Simplified elevation Variations of the base (option 1) Variations of the base (option 2) Variations of the elevation (option 1) Variations of the elevation (option 2) Variations of the elevation (option 3) Variations of the elevation (option 4) Variation of scale Figure 26: Façade alternatives illustrating recessed windows, diffused light, proportion and composition. Figure 27: Unobtrusive domes to create an internal ambience, Grand Mosque, Dubai, UAE. Figure 28: Dome designed to integrate into the vernacular form. Architecture - Page 33
Abu Dhabi Mosque Development Regulations Volume 2 - <strong>Design</strong> 4.2 Passive Thermal Control 4.2.1 Thermal Comfort AS61 v AS62 Standards Methods of passive thermal comfort SHALL be integrated into the mosque design. A shading strategy SHALL create a transition for worshippers between the indoor and outdoor functional areas of the mosque. Badgir AG46 AG47 v AG48 AG49 v AG50 AG51 AG52 AG53 AG54 Guidelines Traditional concepts of passive cooling SHOULD be adapted to the mosque design. (See Figure 29.) Smaller courtyards and shadeways SHOULD be integrated to create a microclimate for natural air movement. Water features and planting SHOULD be used to promote a comfortable microclimate. Cross-ventilation SHOULD be used as the primary mode of ventilation during wintertime. (See Figure 30.) The minaret MAY be used for ventilation and/or passive cooling. Mixed-mode ventilation SHOULD be integrated in the mosque design and be in accordance with Estidama requirements. Double wall façades MAY be used to reduce solar heat gain for thermal comfort, while retaining a solid character. Where double wall façades are used, air MAY be filtered through wall ducts that incorporate methods of moisture control to reduce humidity. Shading treatment(s), such as pergolas, arcades, tensile fabric and automatic umbrellas, MAY be included. Barjeel Figure 29: Passive cooling through traditional badgir and barjeel. Figure 30: Windows along all façades at Al Mulla Mosque facilitate cross-ventilation, Dubai, UAE. Architecture - Page 34
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