Pyramid of Peace and Accord

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The Pyramid of Peace and Accord is a glass-and-steel pyramid in Astana, Kazakhstan, designed by Norman Foster as a global center for interfaith dialogue and cultural events.

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instanceOf building
cultural center
tourist attraction
alternativeName Palace of Peace and Reconciliation
architect Norman Foster
architecturalFirm Foster + Partners
architecturalStyle contemporary architecture
city Astana
client Government of Kazakhstan
commissionedBy Nursultan Nazarbayev
constructionStartYear 2004
continent Asia
country Kazakhstan
floors 6
function meeting place for religious leaders
hasFeature atrium
glass apex
stained glass
underground levels
height approximately 62 meters
houses conference rooms
exhibition spaces
opera hall
research center
languageOfSignage Kazakh
Russian
location Astana
material glass
steel
stone
name Pyramid of Peace and Accord
notableFor distinctive pyramid shape in a modern cityscape
role in interreligious dialogue
openingYear 2006
ownership state-owned
purpose conference venue
cultural events
interfaith dialogue
region Akmola Region
shape pyramid
symbolism ethnic harmony
peace
religious tolerance
tourism popular visitor attraction in Astana
urbanContext Astana government district
linked to: Astana
usedFor Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions

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Palace of Peace and Reconciliation alsoKnownAs Pyramid of Peace and Accord
Pyramid of Peace and Accord name Pyramid of Peace and Accord