Ishtargate Wedding

The wedding hall project, developed for investors in Libya, was meticulously designed to meet the landowner's needs, the local cultural context for wedding organizations, and the hall's functional requirements.

The building's facade features striking stone cladding, aligned with functional requirements, and enhanced with wide arch-shaped openings. On the facade facing the main street, service spaces were placed in areas where sunlight was not desired, and breaks were created in the facade, allowing the interior to receive natural light and visually enhancing the façade design.

The monumental staircase, designed to highlight the entrance to the wedding hall, not only allowed for the building's mezzanine structure but also enabled the double-height lobby. The staircase's position made the transition from the bridal chamber to the hall both functionally and visually effective and distinct. This design element added elegance and grandeur to the space while also enhancing the flow of use.