Three British Mosques explores contemporary multiculturalism through three adapted mosque spaces in London, responding to the theme ‘How will we live together?’ set by Lebanese architect Hashim Sarkis. The project examines three case studies, Brick Lane Mosque, a former Protestant chapel then Synagogue; Old Kent Road Mosque housed in a former pub and Harrow Central Mosque, a purpose-built space that sits next door to the converted terraced house it used to occupy. The pavilion explores the stories of each case study through 3D architectural reconstructions, filmed interviews, LiDAR scans, and photographs.