Nur Sultan Grand Mosque, designed by Dewan Architects & Engineers and located in the capital of Kazakhstan, stands as a remarkable feat of architectural innovation. Encompassing a closed area of 68,060 m² and an open courtyard of 6,300 m², the mosque sits on approximately 10.03 hectares of land. The stunning structure features a 63-meter diameter, 83-meter-high main dome, a total of 73 domes, and four minarets each rising to 130 meters—one of which houses a tourist viewing terrace.
This landmark project proudly incorporates the KingZip system, which was essential in achieving the mosque’s impressive curved forms and expansive domes. The advanced KingZip solution delivers unmatched architectural flexibility, durability, and performance for both the unique roofing and facade elements.
Nur Sultan Grand Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Central Asia, providing a prayer area for a total of 30,000 people, including the main prayer hall of 18,175 m². In addition to the prayer and ablution halls, the mosque complex includes various facilities such as conference and wedding halls, VIP rooms, classrooms, offices, a library, banquet hall for funeral dinners, a morgue area, and ample parking.
