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Islamic Center
of Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Selected professional work
Project Overview
A vertically organized religious and community facility designed to make efficient use of a constrained urban site.
The Islamic Center of Baton Rouge is a proposed religious and community facility designed to support worship, gathering, education, administration, food service, and residential needs within a compact site.
Parking is integrated at the ground level to preserve valuable site area, while the upper floors organize the men’s and women’s prayer halls, cafeteria, kitchen, offices, dormitories, restrooms, support spaces, and building systems into a clear vertical program.
- Project
- Islamic Center of Baton Rouge
- Location
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Type
- Religious & Community Facility
- Building
- 3 Stories
- Area
- 11,500 SF per Floor / 34,500 SF Total
- Status
- Proposed / Not Built
Professional Context
Professional Practice: Quina Grundhoefer Architects, P.A.
Portfolio Role: Design and project development contributions by Mo Mahasneh.
Work shown reflects Mo Mahasneh's contributions as an employee of Quina Grundhoefer Architects, P.A., performed under the instruction, supervision, and collaboration of the firm's licensed architects and project team.
Building Program
Worship, community, residential, and support functions organized within one compact facility.
Parking
Men’s Prayer Hall
Women’s Prayer Hall
Cafeteria & Kitchen
Dormitories
Offices
Restrooms & Support
Mechanical & Electrical