Al-Masjid al-Nabawī has undergone expansions throughout the centuries, but keeping up with the growing number of Hajj pilgrims has remained a challenge. The soaring temperatures, often surpassing 48°C during midday due to the region’s arid climate, further add to the discomfort experienced by the pilgrims.
In a collaborative effort between @SL_Rasch and SEFAR Architecture, an ingenious solution was devised to enhance the mosque’s natural micro-climate while preserving its original architectural essence. A remarkable forest of foldable sunshades, reaching nearly 20 meters in height, was meticulously planted around the mosque.
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