Sinan was the chief Ottoman architect and civil engineer born in 1489 in Anatolia, Turkey, renowned for his extensive body of work spanning mosques, palaces, and other structures. His architectural style, influenced by his military experiences and travels, culminated in masterpieces such as the Suleymaniyye Mosque. Sinan is often compared to Michelangelo and is noted for his innovative environmental designs, including air purification systems and sustainability practices.