Masdar City's new mosque in Abu Dhabi is a pioneering net-zero energy project that emphasizes sustainability through its innovative design. The mosque incorporates features such as rammed earth walls and passive cooling systems, enabling it to operate with significantly reduced energy consumption. Covering a circular area of 1,595 square meters, the mosque will serve over 1,300 worshippers. Designed to capture airflow efficiently and minimize reliance on mechanical systems, combined with solar energy and greywater recycling, it targets a 100% energy self-sufficiency and aims for LEED Zero Carbon certification.
"The Masdar City Mosque is designed to operate with 35% less energy than similar buildings, utilizing innovative passive cooling and local rammed earth construction."
"By integrating solar panels and advanced water recycling methods, the mosque aims to generate 100% of its annual energy needs and significantly reduce water consumption."
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