Â It was designed by a student of (*) Mimar Sinan, who misheard his patron's request to make certain of its features gold.
This building shares its name with another which served as the Museum of the City of Yerevan during Soviet rule. Â Its north entrance is decorated with symbolic chains, and is found over the site of its city's old hippodrome. Â The features which give this building its name were designed in Iznik and Kutahya, and it features a central dome surrounding a seers of smaller cascading domes. Â It was designed by a student of (*) Mimar Sinan, who misheard his patron's request to make certain of its features gold. Â That architect, Mehmet Aga, thus designed this building with six minarets. Â Officially named for the leader who commissioned it, Sultan Ahmed, for 10 points, name this neighbor to the Hagia Sophia, a mosque in Istanbul named for the distinctive color of its interior tiles.
This building shares its name with another which served as the Museum of the City of Yerevan during Soviet rule.
Blue Mosque [accept Sultan Ahmed Mosque before mention]