The Garden Mosque is an architectural-artistic project introduced as a symbol of Riyadh city, Saudi Arabia. Designed by Architect Leonardo Correa Fili and managed by Architect Leandro Sánchez. The Garden Mosque is an International Cultural Complex proposed as a new religious and cultural beacon for the capital city of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, an iconic symbol and a triggering project of international scope.

The visual identity is closely linked to the architectural concept, with the palm tree as the central element. As the national tree of Saudi Arabia, the main structure of the mosque resembles the trunk of a palm tree, highlighting its connection to nature. Similarly, the logotype reflects the morphology of the palm's leaf scars, creating a cohesive visual link to the mosque’s structure.

The main goal was to create an impactful visual identity and logomark for the mosque, along with slideshow templates for the team’s presentation. To visually organize the slideshow, an custom icon system was developed to represent the different project segments. Additionally, it was important to include a pattern inspired by the intricate details of alicatar and Arab tile work, based on the main logomark's morphology, the palm's leaf scars.