Architecture and Design of the Building

Byzantine Influence: 75%

• Central domed structure reminiscent of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul.
• Extensive use of domes and semi-domes around the central structure.
• Decorative brickwork and masonry that implies a Byzantine approach.

Neo-Byzantine Influence: 60%

• The blending of traditional Byzantine elements with newer construction techniques and materials.
• Adaptation of historic styles to fit contemporary religious architecture needs.

Styles and Influences

Byzantine: 90%

• Developed during the Eastern Roman Empire, primarily in the capital of Constantinople.
• Notable for domed churches, mosaic art, and ornate detailing.
• Examples include the Hagia Sophia and the Chora Church.

Neo-Byzantine: 70%

• A later revival of Byzantine architecture, predominantly for religious buildings.
• Incorporates modern materials and techniques with Byzantine design principles.
• Examples include the Westminster Cathedral in London and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia.