Akçakoca Central Mosque

Akçakoca Central Mosque is a mosque located in Akçakoca district of Düzce with a roof covering designed based on Selçuklu Kıl Çadırları.

The construction of the mosque project, designed by Ergün Subaşı, began in 1989. The most striking architectural feature of the structure, completed in October 2004, is that it has a roof system inspired by the Turkish room tent, which sits on the octagonal corners used in Selçuklu architecture instead of the classic single-roofed system.

Key facts

Type: mosque

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Coordinates: 41.089325, 31.124388Open in Google Maps

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Sources

The text on this page is translated from: Akçakoca Merkez Camii (tr.wikipedia.org), as of 12 October 2025

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