Dubai is taking a step into the future with the construction of the UAE’s first-ever 3D-printed mosque. Expected to open in the second quarter of 2026, this innovative place of worship will cover 2,000 square meters and accommodate up to 499 worshippers at a time. The project was designed by JT+Partners, a UAE-based architectural firm known for its innovative and sustainable designs. The mosque will feature a rectangular prayer hall elevated on a sculpted base, creating an open space underneath where visitors can walk freely. It will also offer views of Dubai Creek Harbour. A ramp spiraling around the building will...