PAST
Aden Abdulle International Airport is the former Mogadishu International Airport was established in 1928; it is an international airport located in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. It is named after Aden Abdullah Osman Daar, the first President of Somalia. Originally a modestly sized airport, the facility grew considerably in size in the post-independence period after numerous successive renovation projects, The airport has one runway: 5/23, its length is 10,895ft or 3590m, and its surface is asphalt. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) designator of his field is HCMM and its International Air Transport Association (IATA) code is MGQ.
PRESENT
In December 2011, the Turkish
government announced plans to further modernize the airport as part of Turkey's
wider involvement in the post-conflict local reconstruction process. Planned
renovations will include new systems and infrastructure, including a modern
control tower to monitor the airspace.
In January 2013, a new immigration building opened at the airport.
With Japanese support through the International Organization for Migration
(IOM), it has offices, training facilities, and staff housing for early shift
workers.
In September 2013, Turkish company Favori Limited Liability Company
(LLC) began operations at the airport. The company has announced plans to
refurbish its aviation building and build a new one, as well as modernize other
modern service structures. This is his $10 million project that will increase
the airport's existing capacity from 15 to 60 aircraft
This picture shows the present airport in
SomaliaFUTURE
Somali federal
government has said that in the future it will be moved from Aden Adde Airport
in Mogadishu, because it is located in the city, and the airport has changed
into a residential area for embassies and foreign agencies, so in the future, it
is a large international airport will be built on the outskirts of Mogadishu.
the first survey for the project to build a new airport in Mogadishu officially
started in January 2020, and the airport will be built on a 14km plot. The
airport will be strategically designed and the project to build it will be the
largest to be implemented in Somalia.
This picture shows the future airport in Somalia
PAST
The oldest existing Masjid in Somalia is Masjid Jaama’a (also
known as Friday Mosque or Masjid Jum’ah) – built in the year 636 AH, it is
situated in the heart of Hamarweyne. It is one of the three oldest Mosques in
Mogadishu, the other two being Masjid Araba’a Rukun and Masjid Fakr ad-Din
(both built in 667 AH), all located in the historical quarters of Hamarweyn and
Shingani. According to locals and oral tradition, the mosque was originally
called Mohammed al Awal (which translated to Mohammed the 1st), this attests to
the fact that the mosque was built during the period when Mogadishu was ruled
under Mohammed Ali. In addition, adducing to this is that it was under his rule
the Mosque Mohammed al Tani was also built, which translates to
Mohammed the Second.
This picture shows the oldest mosque in Somalia
PRESENT
The Mosque of Islamic Solidarity was constructed in 1987 by
Hamar Construction company with financial support from the Saudi Fahd bin Abdul
Aziz Al Saud Foundation. It is the main mosque in Somalia's capital city, and
an iconic building in Somali society. Following the start of the civil war in
the early 1990s, the masjid closed down. It was later reopened in 2006 by the
Islamic Courts Union, which began raising funds from the business community for
intended renovations of parts of the building. In 2015, the Federal Government
of Somalia completed formal refurbishments on the mosque's infrastructure. The
Mosque of Islamic Solidarity is the single largest masjid in the Horn of
Africa. It is capable of accommodating up to 10,000 worshippers. The Masjid
also overlooks the Somalia Sea.
This picture shows the presence of
mosques in Somalia
FUTURE
The cost of building the mosque was paid by the great
businessman Sheikh Ahmed Nur Ali Jim’ale, who named the mosque after his father
Ali Jim’ale, may God have mercy on him. Sheikh Ahmed Noor Ali is the main owner
of Hormuud telecommunication company which is a company that provides
telecommunications and other services. The mosque was built in a very high
style, different from other mosques in Mogadishu, and it looks like the mosques
in Turkey, while its construction has been going on for years
PAST
The design
and shape of the building facilitate teaching and learning in many different ways.
The environmentally friendly building is an example of the importance of nature
and how to lead a friendly lifestyle in collaboration with the environment. Other factors such as the air circulation, temperature, noise, color, and
lighting of the interiors add value to the learning styles and skill
development of a child.
This picture shows the oldest school in Somalia.
Present
School building designs can
vary greatly in appearance, from modest private schools with a single main
building to expansive public schools that may house hundreds of children.
However, all great school building designs should share similarities in safe
structural designs, non-toxic and eco-friendly materials, and features that
promote a more comfortable, stimulating atmosphere.
This picture shows the present school
in Somalia.
Future Schools in Somalia
As places where critique,
collaboration, and problem-solving come together, these buildings are made to
inspire future generations of architects and designers
This picture shows the future school in Somalia.
1 Past
Hotel Curuba (Al-Uruba) Once
catering to dignitaries and thousands of Italians during its golden age, the
Al-Uruba hotel was an iconic landmark in Mogadishu. 1980s.
This is part of an ongoing
project looking at some of the most important buildings in Mogadishu. These
buildings stood still
during the war and have now
turned into some of the buildings have now turned into well-known ruins within
the city
This picture shows the oldest hotels
in Somalia.
2 Present hotels in Somalia
Mogadishu
hotel Elite provides overnight accommodation for campus visitors and conference
guests during the events. This attractive and comfortable conference hall
offers different air conditioning private meeting rooms and comfortable foyer
areas for informal meetings and other gatherings (equipped with TV wireless
Internet and landline telephone and a mini-bar can be booked throughout the
year).
This picture shows the present hotels
in Somalia.
3 Future Hotels in Somalia
I think the future will be more
modern ones the ones that are there now and also the hotels to be higher level ones
as seen in the picture.
This picture shows the future hotels
in Somalia.
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