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PORTFOLIO Abdullah Ibrahim
Abdullah Ibrahim Abukoush
Mobile number: +966544872920 Whatsaap: +962790525429 E-mail: abdullah.abukoush@gmail.com Linked-in: Abdullah Abukoush. Adress: Riyadh, Saudi arabia. Social status: single. Date of birth: 06-06-1994.
2008-2009
King’s Academy.
2011-2012
Ibn Al-Atheer Secondary School.
Ninth grade.
General Secondary Education Certificate (GPA 95.1%).
2012-2017
University of Jordan.
Bachelor of Architecture (GPA 3.33/4 - Very good).
2015 - present
SketchUp and vray instructor.
May-July 2017
Wael Al-Masri Planners and Architects | Amman.
Contrast training center (self-employed).
(Intern).
Dec. 2017- Nov. 2018
Tasmeem - amani tabaza | Amman.
Dec. 2017- Mar. 2020
Bilal Hammad Architects | Amman.
May 2020 - present
3D visualization and design partner (part-time).
Junior Architect (full-time).
Beeah Planners, Architects and engineers | Riyadh. Design Architect-SketchUp senior (full-time).
N.S Intermediate Biggener
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Arabic. English. French.
Autodesk Autocad. Autodesk Revit. SketchUp. Vray for SketchUp. Lumion. Adobe Premier. Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Indesign. M.S Office.
Academic Projects University Of Jordan 2012-2017 Pages 03-42
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Lens On Aramwa
Film-Making Academy and Tourism Center
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The project deals with multimedia. In addition to film making which is one of the most trending, yet highly growing industries in our time. According to the previous actions that has accrued in Wadi Rum, where the movie “The Martian” has been filmed, and many other movies as well. Wadi rum started to attract Many film makers and tourists, where they can find a spiritual place to spend some quality time away from the city, and visit the ancient places of the Wadi as well as the film making locations which are a must visit places according to the tourists who visited the area. 06
Introduction Our project deals with one of the most trending yet highly growing industries in our time. According to the previous actions that has accrued in Wadi Rum, where the “The Martian” movie has been shooted, and many other movies as well. THE MARTIAN
THEEB
Is a Jordanian film released in 2014. It revolves under a dramatic adventure in the Arabian desert in 1916 during the Ottoman Empire period and the outbreak of the First World War. And it tells the story of the Bedouin boy “Theeb and his brother, Hussein, who Atrcan their tribes in the risky journey at the beginning of the Great Arab Revolt; where survival depends Theeb of these risks to learn the principles of manhood and confidence and face treason. The film was nominated for an Academy Award in 2016 for best foreign film.
It’s an American science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott, based on Andy Weir’s 2011 novel The Martian. Matt Damon stars as an astronaut who is by mistake presumed dead and left behind on Mars. The film depicts his struggle tosurvive and others efforts to rescue him. On November 25, 2035, the crew of the Ares III manned mission to Mars is exploring the Acidalia Planitia on Martian solar day (sol) 18 of their 31-sol expedition. An unexpectedly strong dust storm threatens to topple their Mars Ascent Vehicle, forcing them to hastily leave the planet.
Goals and Objectives Cultural Exchange
Empowerment
Welcoming all visitors regardless their educational background, age and nationality. And to strengthen the identity of community.
Take benefit of the project as a container for commercial facilities and provide environment that promotes manners.
Constructing society
Social Integration
To build a strong relationshep between our project and the surrounding area and community. And users will develop their ideas.
Enhance Wadi rum physically, socially and internatuionally. and to creat a place for tourists to spend their time.
Components and stakeholders Students
Local People
To complete their final project and learn from other movie makers and the atmosphere in the surrounding area.
By training them to upgrade their knowledge and skills in order to help improving their society finanncialy. without losing their cultural background.
Tourists
Academy Staff
Tour around the hostirical places and movies locations that have been taken in the area.
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That includes the locals and academic staff as well as any acting staff if there is any that came either to shot a movie or as a guest speaker for the academy.
Site Analysis The 74,000-hectare property, inscribed as a mixed natural and cultural site, is situated in southern Jordan, near the border with Saudi Arabia. It features a varied desert landscape consisting of a range of narrow gorges, natural arches, towering cliffs, ramps, massive landslides and caverns.
Classification
Camps sites
Circulation
Site selection criteria
Jordan
Climatic Analysis
Aqaba
Wadi rum
On the outskirts of the reserve, near the railway.
3D Analysis
Petroglyphs, inscriptions and archaeological remains in the site testify to 12,000 years of human occupation and interaction with the natural environment. The combination of 25,000 rock carvings with 20,000 inscriptions trace the evolution of human thought and the early development of the alphabet. The site illustrates the evolution of pastoral, agricultural and urban activity in the region. 08
Concept and Theory External Effect
Internal Effect
The impact of the SITE on the USERS to get inspired.
The impact of the FUNCTIONS on the SITE to get inspired.
Since everybody is studying how not to effect on the site although it should be taken for granted since we’re already in the protected area of WADI RUM, so the approach that we’ll be taking is to study the impacts of the site to awards the users. In a way that expoilate the site to users’ benefit. The benefit that we’re aiming to achieve to awards our main users (students) is to give them inspiration in order to either come up with an idea for their graduation project or even to develop the basic idea that they already have in mind. On the other hand our sub users such as the tourists they can benefit from our project experience by enjoying and learning about movies and media as well as the special identity of this one of a kind on earth site.
Subtraction follows function.
Why adjusting masses with mountain? In order to solve the echo phenomenon in the rectangular shapes, sound scientists advice to use irregular shapes, that helps in spreading the sounds randomly.
Circulation Ideas
Inside vs Outside
Infinate Subtractions, less limitations.
Having unlimited and almost infinte possibilites to subtract livable voids within the same solid mass would provide the flexibility to create a wide range of voulumes in order to acommodate program’s functions. However, such a complete freedom of subtracting spaces underground continues until reaching the external envelope of the substance of subtraction or excavation.
Inspiration: Ants colony nest. 09
Massing Explanation Keeping the identity of Rum. A unique conrast between sand (soft) and mountains (Hard) which can not be found anywhere else in the world. By adjusting he masses vertically with the mountain we preserve the identity.
Going vertical maximizes the view. There is not much sites to explore from this poit of view because that the surrounding area has hights that is near to 100M minimum. Horizontal distribution of the masses on the site minimizes the view to the visitor of the project.
Human psychology and it’s relation to vertical movements. The viewer angle is narrow so no feelings will appear on the user once he reaches the site where the project is. When applying the vertical aligment of the masses against the mountain it makes a feeling of greatness in the human accourding to human psychology. goals of the project.
Human psychology and it’s relation to vertical movements. The viewer angle is narrow so no feelings will appear on the user once he reaches the site where the project is. When applying the vertical aligment of the masses against the mountain it makes a feeling of greatness in the human accourding to human psychology. goals of the project. 10
Ground floor plan.
[1] Control and security. [2] Reception support. [3] Coffee. [4] Transfering Elevators. [5] Equpments Elevators.
Plan level +43.5.
[ 1] Studio 1. [2] Pool Studio. [3] Storage. [4] Backstage 1. [5] Backstage 2. [6] Gathering space. [7] Cafe. [8] Shop. [9] Snacks. [10] Bathrooms. [11] Gathering space.
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Outdoor terraces.
Entrance foyer. 12
Plan level +47.0.
[ 1] Green screen Studio. [2] Sounds Lab. [3] Zero eco Room. [4] Control Room. [5] Clothes. [6] Preparing Room. [7] Lounge. [8] Sounds Control. [9] Video Control. [10] Lights Control. [11] Gathering space. [12] Classrooms. [13] Bathrooms.
Plan level +50.5.
[1] Workshops. [2] Guitar. [3] Piano. [4] Recording Room. [5] Drumz. [6] Computers Lab. [7] Lounge. [8] Cafe. [9] Teachers rest Room. [10] Studio 1. [11] Montage. [12] Mixage. [13] Studio 2. [14] Studio 3. [15] Photography 1. [16] Photography 2. [17] Gathering space.
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Overall shot.
Entrance corridor. 14
Plan level +64.5.
[1] Gathering Space [2] Outdoor Lounge [3] Main Elevators [4] Hotel [5] Laundry [6] Clean Storage [7] Dirty Storage [8] VIP Zone
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Academy.
Pool Studio. 16
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Double Agent Studio
100 SQM Residence
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It’s all about a small studio hiding in an embrace of nature, a wide wooden plates gives an identity to the main entrance, with a small swimming pool in the middle. At the right, you find the staircase which transfers you to the upper floor terrace, and you can enter the masterbed room through it. at the left you can park your car. In the westren side, there is a hidden and narrow staircase transfers you to the vault, wich is a secret storage for money and guns. 18
Master Plan It’s all about a small studio hiding in the embrace of nature, a wide wooden plates gives an identity to the main entrance, with a small swimming pool in the middle. At the right, you find the staircase which transfers you to the upper floor terrace, and you can enter the masterbed room through it. at the left you can park your car. at the westren side, there is a hidden and narrow staircase transfers you to the vault, wivh is a secret storage for money and guns. Zones Key:
[1] swimming pool. [2] main entrance. [3] Parking entranc. [4] bedroom entrance.
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Eastern Terrace.
Entrance. 20
GF Plan
[1] Swimming pool. [2] staircase. [3] Parking. [4] Car equipments. [5] Storage. [6] Living space. [7] Kitchen. [8] Guns storege. [9] Bathroom.
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FF Plan
[1] Working space. [2] Bedroom. [3] Dressing. [4] Bathroom. [5] Terrace.
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Eastren Elevation.
Concept and Massing
The composition is simple in both; shape and structure. It’s mainly structured of horizontal slaps and verical walls arranged due to hightech architecture school. As a dwelling in a forest, at the midle of dense trees, it was very important to have sipmle spaces with very clear lines to get much relaxing. Internally, high ceilings, large areas of north-east glass looking out, and high level louvers for ventilation allow this small dwelling footprint to be light-filled and to have a generous sense of space.
Western Elevation. 23
Bathroom.
Living Space, Ground Floor. 24
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Jubaiha Residence Amman, Al-Jubaiha
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A Modern residential building, with creative design and constructing methods. It consists of 10 apartments, served by elevators as well as emergency staircases. Starting the design process, my main focus was on the elevations so i can adjust the amount daylight that is entering each apartment through out the day. Materials: Stone, Concrete, Wood, Steel and glass. Area: 180sqm/apartment. 26
Basement Floor Plan Ramp Dimensions: Length: 20.8 M. Width: 3.25 M. Parking Space Dimensions: Length: 5.25 M. Width: 2.30 M. Duct 1 Dimensions: Length: 1.25 M. Width: 2.15 M. Staircases Dimensions: Length: 5.05M for each side. Width: 1.65 M. Elevator Dimensions: Length: 2.05 M. Width: 2.15 M.
Typical Floor Plan [1] Guests Area. [2] Dining Area. [3] Bathroom. [4] Laundry. [5] Kitchen. [6] Living Area. [7] Master Bedroom. [8] Bedroom A. [9] Bedroom B. [10] Bathroom.
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Wide openings.
Entrance. 28
Master Plan The maximum hight of the buildig is around 20.5 M. For the purpose of increasing the amount of light entering the building, I chose the longitudinal windows, They made of pure glass type, and at below, the wooden panels arrays vertically. The length is always constant, but there are two different widths: 80 cm and 160 cm, in order to achieve a one-to-two ratio. Moveble Windows The wooden windows in the front of balconies can be moved or rotated as you like, so they are very usefel in sun shading as well as blocking vision after sunset.
Front Elevation. 29
Materials
[1] Taffouh stone. [2] Temperd glass. [3] Wood plates. [4] Wood.
Side Elevation. 30
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Amman Maternity Hospital Amman, Abdoun
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A hospital specialized in maternity, infertility, enrichment and subsequent cases of pre-treatment and post-treatment. With the follow-up section of prenatal and postnatal. The idea of the hospital is to provide medical services to women during pregnancy, postpartum and neonatal care, to assist mothers in dealing with newborns and to provide necessary services after birth. During the design process, the main concern was keeping a clear interaction between the interior and exterior of the building, to ensure a suitable amount of natural light to go inside. 32
Morphology Due to the dimensions of land, the rectangular shape was the most suitable shape to start with.
[1+2]: By using golden ratio rule, entrance and parking spaces mass has been subtracted.
[3+4]: A subtraction in the central space to ensure good ventilation, an enough amount of natural light and green spaces.
[5+6]: Subtractions in the centers of Vertical circulation; elevators and staircases.
[1+2]: Two Main ramps, one leads to parcking floors, the other is for services.
[3+4]: Steel structure system, with vertical columns and horizantal beams.
[5+6]: Horizantal slaps and vertical walls.
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Basement II floor plan.
Basement I floor plan.
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Ground floor plan.
Second floor plan.
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Overall Design.
Green void with panoramic elevators. 36
Third floor plan.
Forth floor plan.
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Emergency Entrance.
Prematurity. 38
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Amman Life cycle Tower
Amman, Al-Abdali
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The concept was aiming to take the user in a tour from Amman’s past to future.It’s a project with an outstanding experience starting from the past with it’s all unique characteristics through the present time and approaching to the future. including food types, activities, life styles, circulation. which takes you in a quick yet extraordinary tour and show you malls, restaurants, cinamas and explaining the big development happend in life habits and traditions. The main idea lies in a spiral staircases that wraps around the tower, and in sometimes penetrating it. 40
Restaurant floor plan. [1] Reception. [2] Zain branch. [3] Umnia branch. [4] Orange branch.
Atrium Design. 41
Cafe floor plan. [5] Bathrooms. [6] Shops. [7] Setting space. [8] Elevators.
[9] Lounge. [10] Cofe. [11] Bank. [12] Bank.
[13] Lounge. [14] Gallery. [15] Gallery.
Section B-B.
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Internship Project Wael Al Masri Planners and Architects Pages 43-46
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06 | Al-Ahli Bank Head Office- Musqat, Oman. 45
Night shot.
Massive welcoming entrance. 46
Freelance Work Several interior and exterior projects Pages 47-64
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Factory main gate
Zain group-Baghdad, Iraq
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It’s a design proposal for metal facrory gate in Baghdad, Iraq. the clients -Zain groupwere seeking for an outstanding design to enhance the frontage of the factory. I used Ma’an stone due to it’s sandy color and rough look. with fairface concrete panels which have the logo lighted on them. in the gate itself I used wooden plates with hidden lights between, to give it a modern look. the clear glass box on the right represents the contrlo and security zone. 50
Fairface concrete panels with hidden light behaind.
lighted Logo on oblique stone. 51
Entrance.
fabric shelters with steel structure. 52
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Abu Alezz flat interior design Amman, Tabarbour
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pandemicIt’s an interior design for a smaal flat in Amman, Jordan. This project was designed remotely, because of covid-19 pandemic. Gypsum board and painting works were finished before my intervension, so the challange was to design art-walls, select furniture, and work on sublemental drawings for wood and metal works. 54
Living space.
Bedroom-elevation1. 55
Guests space.
Bedroom-elevation2. 56
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Green fields shop Artificial grass shop
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The project was a mission of redesign for a shop selling artificial grass imported from the Netherlands. It is a two-storey shop, first floor is an exhibition, and the second is divided between an administration office, meeting room, and other services. The design requirments were to provide a variety of options for showing all products in different ways, such as artificial grass samples, wood samples, plants, a sample of an entire football field, etc. It was necessary to provide a small meeting room in the middle to discuss the catalog’s contents with clients. 58
Rotatable wooden boxes to show grass samples.
Staircases design. 59
Quiet color scheme to invite the visitors.
Compination of white steel and wood. 60
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Syrup study lounge
Amman, Abdoun
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It’s a place to study in Amman, Abdoun. Two of the four facades of the building are wide glass windows overlooking the street. It was important to use triple glazed sheets to ensure maximum silence. Black and grayscale were the chosen color scheme , the pink color was used as an accent color. Natural lighting was heavily relied on, especially during daytime, that because of its obvious effect on concentration during the study. 62
Studying linear table.
Corrien benches. 63
Black and pink color scheme.
Compination of white steel and wood. 64
Professional Work Bilal Hammad Architects Pages 65-116
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Abu Gharbyieh villa
Amman, Marj Al-Hamam
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Two semi attached villas, for the brothers Mohammed and Sami Abu Gharbyeh, in Marj al hammam, Amman. The clients were having a 1000sqm land with an outstanding view, and decieded to build two villas with an average area of 550 sqm for each, with sperated entrances. The building consists of a shared basement, ground floor divided between them, and a roof top for each of them. The two roof floors meet in their wide and overlooking terraces. 68
Ground floor plan.
Left elevation. 69
Back elevation.
Sami’s backyard. 70
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Kabariti commercial complex Amman, Mugablain 71
It’s a commercial complex built in Mugablain, Amman for Mrs Feryal Kabariti and her partners. It consists of a basement floor, ground floor used as commercial shops, connected with a mezzanine floor above it, in addition to four typical floors. Area: 3551 sqm. In this Project, I was a main contributor in each: Architectural and interior Design, 3D visualization, Drafting, and supervision on Skelton and finishing works. 72
Typical floor plan.
Side elevation. 73
Exterior design. 74
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Odaily Residence Amman, 4th circle.
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Resedential building designed for al Odaily Real Estate, the main goal for them was to design Residences with an outstanding user experience, it consists of five floor Flats, the ground floor is a duplex appartment and the forth floor also connected with the rooftop of the building. Used Deep windows in the design to ensure maximum greenery for the resedents. 76
Ground floor plan.
Front elevation. 77
Specious terraces.
The backyard. 78
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Al-Amad Residence Fuhais, Amman.
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Residential building designed for al Mo’asroon Real Estate, on a steep land. The building consists of two symetrical villas connected to a staircase in the middle which leads to a level that is lower than the street level, that has a wide swimming pool served by a overlooking landscaped zone. We used modern materials like wood to ensure an extradordinary image in comparing with surrounding context. 80
Ground floor plan.
Section A-A. 81
Apartment Entrance.
The backyard. 82
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King Abdullah II Park & Business Centre Shmaisani, Amman.
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A proposal for the rehabilitation of the King Abdullah II Park. Masterplan Philosophy: vWhen looking at the overall zoning and functions of the site, we saw the site as two main zones: the higher, quieter, sacred, relaxing, green parkland adjacent to a residential neighbourhood which we called the acropolis, and the lower, lively, energetic, bustling, built-up area adjacent to the main road which we called the forum. This philosophy is derived from Roman city planning in which the acropolis, or the upper city, is the sacred sanctuary, whereas the forum, the lower flatter edge, is the centre of day-to-day life with a marketplace and public buildings. 84
Part I| King Abdullah II Park. King Abdullah I Park was originally designed and built in the 1980s, and was the first of its kind being the only ‘city-scale park’ in Amman at the time. It included a mix of commercial, cultural, and entertainment facilities making it a popular destination for families & children. During the first decade of its opening, it served its desired purpose; however, due to the economic crisis and poor management, the nature of the site has changed.It became Amman’s largest car rental place, and started attracting an undesired target audience. Architecturally, the original masterplan’s green to built-up ratio was around 2:1. However, a few built-up additions were later erected - reducing the green areas and making the ratio around 1:1.
Master Plan. 85
In our proposal, we consider these later additions uncomplementary to the site, and propose demolishing them to revert to the original green to built-up ratio. The original masterplan’s main functions included shops, a supermarket, a large amphitheatre, a smaller children’s theatre, luna park, grotto, kindergarten, restaurant, kiosk, car-wash facilities, and abundant parking below the site. In our proposal, we attempt to revive some of the original functions that we see potential in (such as the shops, supermarket, & amphitheatres), and replacing the remaining functions with something new (such as the luna park, grotto, kindergarten, restaurant, kiosk) to give the new King Abdullah II Entrepreneurs.
Begining of the journey| Market spine extension.
Semi-covered walkway| Exisiting market spine. 86
The Plaza The plaza forms the end of the market spine and the heart of the project. It also contains shops on its perimeter, and can form the main access point to the upper level (the acropolis). Elevators were added to provide accessible access for wheelchair users and parents with strollers - linking the upper parkland with the parking level below. Planting & furniture were added on the edges, while keeping the centre uninterrupted to maintain the flexibility to accommodate for more casual events. This plaza has the potential of becoming an urban bustling city square with international standards.
Landscape Details
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End of spine journey.
The urban plaza. 88
Part II| King Abdullah II Business Centre.
King Abdullah II Business Centre. 89
Inner court.
Entrance and recieption. 90
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The Food Court
7th Circle, Amman.
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A rectanguler food court that is located around the seventh circle area, witch can hold up 52 food shops. The design concept of the project is having two main pathways that are connected to take the visitor in a tour around all the food shops to assure that all of them are having an equal opportunity of sarving. these pathways have two levels connected with steel structured staircases along with panoramic elevators. In the middle of the project we can Find a Plaza where people can enjoy the green area while eating, to make sure the experience they are having in this place is not similer to any other places. 92
lower corridor.
Upper Pathway. 93
Combination between stone and metal.
Central plaza. 94
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Gym and reception hall.
Arena, Al-Ahliyya Amman university.
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It’s a renovation and interior design task. Al-Ahliyya Amman university was planning to creat a gym with caffee, as well as a receprion hall introducing them. With an urban industrial look in mind, the primary colour palette is black, shades of grey, and a dash of bright yellow for an accent. To emphasize the urban industrial aesthetic, the waffle slab was left exposed. There’s always beauty in the rawness and authenticity of structure and concrete. 96
Spining and MMA zones.
The waffle slab was left exposed. 97
Reception.
First step to gym. 98
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Jordan Pavillion - Dubai Expo 2020
Third place award. 99
Each of the zones mentioned has its distictive theme in terms of colours, materials, textures, lighting, and background audio-making it a truly multi-sensory engaging experience. Vistors cross different thresholds from the light and open entrance, to the darker and more intimate Siq, to the darker yet open technology zone, back to the lighter Dead sea and retail zone. As a country of a diverse range of natural habitats and ecosystems, from the ever-green forests in Ajloun, to the fading blue of the dead sea, to the rose city of Petra, and the orange and beige sand dunes of Wadi-rum, we chose our main slogan to be “Jordan: The land of colours and textures”. 100
Ground floor plan.
Entrance foyer. 101
First floor plan.
Dead sea Experience.
Jordanian stories shown by hologram technology. 102
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Jordan Kuwait Bank
Four seperated branches
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The vision of Jordan Kuwait Bank JKB is to redsign all of it’s branches in the region, The global oncultant were the turkish company (I AM) provided a ketnote design cataloge. Our scope of work on these projects as local conultant was to design a space layout due to it’s conditions and location, provide detailed drawings for each branch with it’s furniture, working a long with different engineering firms on electrical and mechanical details, and site supervision as well. The Branches I have worked on were: Madaba branch, Taj Mall branch, Al Wehdat branch, and Al-Ahliyya Amman University New Branch. 104
1. Taj Mall Branch
Layout Plan.
Meeter greeter counter details. 105
[1] Main entrance. [2] Meeter/greeter. [3] ATM. [4] Advice. [5] Manager’s Room. [6] Manager’s Assistant. [7] Operations teller. [8] Waiting.
[9] Tellers. [10] Safeboxes room. [11] Safe room. [12] Customer service. [13] Kitchen. [14]Filing. [15] Electricity room. [16] Storage.
First step in the branch.
Glass door separates between branch and services zone. 106
2. Madaba New Branch
Layout Plan.
Detailes Section. 107
[1] Main entrance. [2] Meeter/greeter. [3] ATM.
[4] Advice. [5] Manager’s Room. [6] Assistant.
[7] O. Teller. [8] Waiting. [9] Tellers.
The frosted glass door of ATM room.
Waiting zone. 108
3. Al Wehdat Branch
Layout Plan. [1] Main entrance. [2] Meeter/greeter. [3] ATM. [4] Advice. [5] Manager’s Room. [6] Manager’s Assistant. [7] Operations teller. [8] Waiting.
Detailes. 109
[9] Tellers. [10] Safeboxes room. [11] Safe room. [12] Customer service. [13] Kitchen. [14] Manager’s WC. [15] Males WC. [16] Females WC.
First step in the branch.
connection between desks and tellers counter. 110
4. Al-Ahliyya Amman University New Branch.
Layout Plan.
Teller’s counter detail. 111
Wide and clear space.
Manager glass room. 112
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Zain flagship shop
8th circle, Amman
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As a high-tech flagship shop with a bold statement, our proposal incorporates high standards of design that suit all customer journeys the fast track customer, the regular customer, and the browser. 114
[1] Entrance. [2] Waiting zone. [3] To zain cafe. [4] Reception. [5] Storage.
Ground floor plan.
Try me units. 115
[6] Access to other floors. [7] Try-Me units. [8] Hologram Table. [9] Gaming and VR. [10] Air Handing.
[11] Shop in shop. [12] Customer service. [13] Self service. [14] Darak entrance. [15] Manager.
[16] Help. [17] Kitchen and store. [18] WCs. [19] Server. [20] Meeting room.
Darak lounge.
Atrium and Zain Cafe. 116
Professional Work Beeah Planners, Architects and Engineers Pages 117-130
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NEOM Bay Mansions The Necklace
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Adapting abstraction as the driving design concept to reflect the essence of the necklace and representing it architecturally and organically in consideration to the existent natural structure, this design brings a new outlook to the meaning of connection and blends extraordinary with its surroundings. 120
swimming pool view.
First step on mansion ground. 121
The Jewel.
Guests space. 122
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NEOM Bay Mansions Floating Leaves
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Combining sustainably, space, and serenity this architectural piece exudes an airy and breathable design quality to its form, and a sustainable eco system to its function. Leaves are amongst the simplest of organic shapes and the most complex of function and detail. This building falls no short of this exotic reflection. 124
Circuler swimming pool.
Guests space. 125
Cars entrance.
Floating slaps. 126
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Urban and Architectural Scene of Jeddah a basic reference for architectural look in Jeddah
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Proceeding from the directives of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, and the keenness of the Jeddah Municipality to achieve them and facilitate the upgrading of the urban environment scene in a manner befitting its distinguished position in the Kingdom and the region. Our role was to prepare a basic reference for everything related to the architectural look in Jeddah, which the designer and contractor of any urban or architectural project must adhere to before and during the implementation of the project. While adhering to the royal orders and ministerial circulars related to building regulations and requirements. 128
The current situation
New and existing buildings
Both new buildings
Now it’s acceptable to build on the edge of the property, with taking in consideration the stepping setbacks. to ensure having enough amount of natural lighting and ventilation for residents, and to emphasis privecy.
signage system restrictions.
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Hidden water tubes that preserve rain water in underground tanks, and visible water tubes that waste water.
An illustrative drawings of the previous requirements for villa buildings (setbacks, parking lots, protrusions).
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Commercial building consists of ground and mezzanine floors.
Commercial-offices building. 131
Commercial-residential building.
Private house. 132