• Scope of work: ِArch. Design, site supervision
• Location: Tanta Government, Egypt
• Site Area: 300m²
• Number of stories : Basement, ground and mezzanine
• Total built area:675m²

Thank God, the Salah Mosque (Martyr Salah El-Desouki Bar Mosque) was constructed and opened in the city of Tanta The mosque was opened in Ramadan 1440 H after the completion of construction and finishing works. The mosque is located in the Kisariyah al-Hilwaniyah area of Tanta, Western Governorate. It is a building on the flat of 300 m2 land, consisting of Basement, ground and mezzanine houses with a total building surface of 675 m2. The design idea is to analyze the geoengineering, which has given us limits that can be divided into a five-hearted shape whose head is headed towards the kiss and whose base is headed towards the entrance facing one of the main alleys in the neighborhood and on the corner of the site. Minaret and services also occupy the right rib of the ground leaving the saucer and entrance in their symmetrical geometry around the entrance axis. The facade consisting of the entrance and the prayer plate given with the dome and minaret was weighed by a structural geometry succession drawn by a set of successive arches giving the facade a logarithmic rhythm downward in the direction of ascent inspired by the golden proportions of traditional architecture.