• The opalescent cast-glass windows in the Prayer Hall are decorated with stained geometric patterns.
  • Calligraphy and patterns define the interior of the Centre.
  • Geometric patterns inspired by the traditions of Islam are repeated in interior decor.
  • An outside view of the lantern-like windows of the Ismaili Centre, Vancouver.
  • The patterned glass windows take on different colours depending upon the intensity and the direction of light falling upon them.
  • A close-up view of the Centre's windows from the outside.
  • An interior close-up view of the windows, which are decorated with stained geometric patterns.
  • A winter view of the Ismaili Centre, Vancouver from the south-west.
  • Five copper domes and glazed cupolas mark the roof of the Centre.
  • An aerial view of the Ismaili Centre, Burnaby, which is aligned along an east-west axis on a 1.5-hectare site.
  • Looking past the fountain at the entrance of the Centre. The building is clad in Carrara marble and Italian sandstone.
  • The principal entrance takes the form of a niche, emanating a lamp-like light.
  • Thirteen octagonal domes with brass circle rings provide natural light.
  • A detailed view of the window pane reveals intricate Islamic geometric patterns.
  • Reflecting the ceiling, the octagonal theme is present on the carpet inside the Prayer Hall.
  • Sandblasted coral and rose marble panels inlaid with brass are used to form the mihrab, the Muslim architectural indication of the direction of prayer.
  • The multi-functional Social Hall facilitates government forums, citizenship ceremonies, weddings, and other events. It has hosted a number of high-profile guests, including Her Excellency The Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada.
  • The centrepiece of the Council Chambers is a Carrara marble table from Italy.