Sir David Adjaye
Ghanaian-British architect
History
Aramaic family houses originated in the 1st millennium BC and evolved over time to become larger and more complex
It is constructed with various materials like steel, glass, and white limestone that lend it an eye-catching look.
It’s unique design reflects the unique architectural styles of each faith, while also incorporating a modern and cohesive aesthetic.
Interior of House
The mosque at the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi is a unique blend of tradition and modernity, celebrating both communal worship and personal reflection. Its design reflects a commitment to contemporary congregants, rather than simply adhering to typology.
The communal ceremony and togetherness are emphasised at this church, with a water element located outside the entrance that symbolise a crossing-over ritual.
The United Arab Emirates' first purpose-built synagogue features a unique architectural design with a series of thresholds leading to a shrouded, sanctified space for communal prayer. Learn more about this groundbreaking structure.
The Abrahamic Family House is a powerful symbol of interfaith cooperation and understanding. This interfaith complex offers a welcoming space for people of all faiths to gather, worship, and explore each other's cultures.
The Abrahamic Family House is a world-renowned landmark promoting hope and unity among different faiths. The complex serves as a space for interfaith learning and growth, showcasing the power of cooperation and reminding us of our interconnectedness.