Architecture Portfolio 2020 by Asmaa M.Mostafa

2015-2020

SELECTED WOR KS

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ACADEMIC WORK By: A S M A A M. M O S T A F A

Relevant Experience: Architectural intern at Kymera studio Creating Construction package using Revit (Nov. 2020 - Jan. 2021) Architectural intern at T.H.E consultants Working drawings and architectural design departments - (Jul. - Sep. 2019) -Bsc. Architecture and Urban Design 20’ Birth date/ Jan.30th, 1997 Email/asmamoh_28@hotmail.com Address/ Mohandessin,Giza - Egypt Phone/ 01114111160 Linkedin/ linkedin.com/in/asmaa-m-mostafa-849a5a1b3/ About Me:

I am a Fresh graduate from Faculty of Architecture and Urban Design in the German University in Cairo (Class of 2020). I am an avid learner who is interested to explore different fields of architecture, with a special interest in heritage conservation and research studies. I believe i have an eye for details, always been a hardworking, committed student aspiring to be more knowledgeable and enriched professional.

Education : 2013-2015 New Orouba Language Schools-Dokki High school - IGCSE division Score achieved : 98.33% 2015-2020 German University in Cairo-GUC BSc. in Architecture & Urban Design Graduated with honors Cumulative GPA 1.56 (Very Good in German Scale)

Languages: Arabic : Native English : Excellent Deutch : Fair

Interests:

Soft Skills:

Detail oriented Commitment Hard work Critical thinking Work under stress

CURRICULUM VITAE

Asmaa Mohamed Mostafa

Architectural intern at Egyptian Engineering for real estate development - Constrution site department - (Aug.2017) Participant in the international student competition CTBUH- high rise building design - (2017) Participant in the inspireli international student competition for czech embassy design in Addis Ababa - (2019) Professional Development : -Completed 5 day workshop - intro to building information modeling (BIM) using revit in American University in Cairo (ESS) - (2016) -Completing adobe photoshop course in Russian culture centre. (2018) -Completing Graphic Design Fundamentals Course in Kemet Art & Design - AUC Greek Campus (Sep. 2020) Software Skills : Autocad Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Revit Rhino Sketchup Lumion ArcGIS Microsoft Office

WALKING SHARM ELSHEIKH Design studio 6: Urban project Group + individual - WInter 2019

CZECH EMBASSY IN ETHIOPIA Bachelor project Individual project - Spring 2019

MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL TOWER Design studio 4 : Tower+ Individual project - Spring 2017

T A B L E OF C O N T E N T S

RE-ENVISIONING CAIRO’S DOWNTOWN Design studio 7: Urban project Individual project - Spring 2020

PORTSAID-PORT FOUAD Design studio 5 : Urban project Group + individual - WInter 2018 BMW E-CAR EXHIBITION Integrated design project Group project - Winter 2017

WORKING DRAWINGS I & II Technical drawings Individual work Winter 2019+ Spring 2020

URBAN APPLICATIONS USING GIS Software work Group project - Spring 2020

RE- E NVISIONING C A I R O ’ S DOWNTOWN

+01 Design Studio 7 Individual work Supervisor: Hussam Salama After the majority of governmental institutions are planned to migrate to the New Capital, leaving their buildings in Downtown abandoned, therefore Downtown became less vibrant. The target of the studio was to find solutions/ proposals to re-envision Cairo’s Downtown creating new catalysts and attraction points as agents of change. Through capitalizing on the rich assets of the site, a proposal was developed to revitalize the individual chosen plot of Azbakeya park. The project in� volved the urban scale through renovating the park’s fence and the front pedestrian street. While the Architectural scale involved adaptive reuse of the heritage building Grand Continental hotel and transforming it into an art complex that serves the theatre props

CURRENT SITUATION - REFERENCE ANALYSIS

Abandoned passageway between the park and the project's area with minimal interaction and flow

Informal commercial shops infront of Azbakeya Garden replacing the demolished historic ‘Grand Continental Hotel’ creating a void in the skyline

Ground floor +/- 0.00 Fenced green areas around the site are acting as rigid barriers therefore hindering chances of social interaction and minimizing quality leisure spaces for the vibrant center.

The Azbakeya park’s fence used as racks for street vendors - blocking the garden views. The Azbakeya park’s fence used as racks for street vendors blocking the garden views

First floor +6.00 m

Second floor +10m 01

Fourth floor +17m 02

Bird eye view for the complex

WALKING SHARM ELSHEIKH

+02 Design Studio 6 Group of 3 then individual Supervisor: Cornelia Redeker The design studio scope was developing proposals for the Salam street in -Na’ama BaySharm Elsheikh that is supposed to be transformed to a pedestrian street. The Challenge of the design was to find a solution to create a user engaging promenade of the ‘4.5 km strip’ that wisely uses the advantage of the strategic location of Sharm elsheikh as an international venue that attracts diverse cultures and backgrounds. The propsal developed involved creating a promenade between two prominent buildings in Sharm; the convention center and the heritage museum. Along this promenade are many nodes/ catalyst that foster the social cohesion and youth interaction

GROUP PART Festival guests Entertainers

Workers Tourists

National and international tourists Governmental authorities Locals Historians

Locals youth workers

PEOPLE Branding/ increasing people flow

METABOLISM Existing landmarks

Existing activities

Collective Master plan Zoning BUILDINGS public park

open air festivals Hiking camping Star gazing

skating golf

Bird bath

playgrounds Light weight structure Artificial topography

OPEN SPACES

Lighting

Painted asphalt

The pedestrian strip was divided on four different themes; Cultural area, sea views, activities and festival area to create diverse themes, attracting different audience with varying interests Also, using urban acupuncture/ hotspots as anchor points on site to serve each theme to capitalize on the site existing assets to maximize the effect of each

INFRASTRUCTURE

Space-Time Diagram

Closest area to the shore

LANDSCAPE

Mountain

Red Sea

Festival area/Mountain

Views - Sea/

Cultural area

Amphitheater -

Mountains

Forest tree

Camp-

Bridge-

Activities area

INDIVIDUAL PROPOSAL

Shading System and Urban Furniture The main plaza is intended to host and accommodate un programmed activity Inspired by the centrality and linearity of the architectural masses of the convention centrer reflected on openness and flexibility of plaza

PROJECT STATEMENT Creating a link between the prominent features on site; the new museum and the convention centre and the forest tree to strengthen the sense of identity and culture , creating catalysts of communication and exchange between different cultures utilizing Sharm El Sheikh’s strategic location as an international venue

User Scenarios for convention plaza

Master plan›s logic Salam street remains the main spine connecting different nodes/interaction catalysts from the convention centre to the museum reflecting on the street vitality

ASPHALT

Reused asphalt New Asphalt

Shading System and Urban Furniture VEGETATION

Inspired from the existing site forms, the hexagon shaped masses of jolyville were re-interpreted as seating elements

Existing trees Newly planted

CIRCULATION

Using the existing tree organization to tie sharm inspired coloured fabric sails for shading

Sky blue Desert orange Coral green Coral red

Pentagon shaped wooden painted seating elements easily stacked or scattered according to usage

BORDERS AND AXES

ANCHORS

Bicycle lane Service Road Pedestrian footprint

Site bordersAxes used-

Portable library

Football court Convention plaza Football court Sports

Museum Plaza

Street profile

Kitchen garden

Picnic area

C Z E C H E M B A S S Y IN A D I S A B A B A

+03 Bachelor project Individual work Supervisor: Thomas Loeffler The design studio was based on a real open international

student compe-

tition (inspireli awards) to design the new czech republic embassy in Addis Ababa,Ethiopia. The core mission was to develop a functional, expressive and durable facility while reflecting the genius loci of the host country. Further, the architectural solution should provide safe and secure environments for staff and visitors of the complex he site of the new embassy premises is set to be in the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa in a prominent location . proximate to Bole international airport The competition program necessitated the design of the embassy complex must include the following structures: Official embassy building, residence, consular and visa office (in a separate

building),

apartment

building

for the embassy staff and a separate building for the local workforce

Regional context

Urban context

1. APPROACH I extension of south axe and generating an alley on site for separating official and residential functions

2. PROGRAM I functions are organized according to program requirements

3. ACCESSIBILITY I Site has two main access points; south and east with security porter›s lodge

4. ADAPTATION TO CONTEXT I long and narrow building forms ease natural ventilation,sloped roofs for shading and drainage protection

Course of sun in Jun 21 with sun position at 2:00pm

Wind Wheel

Sun path

Course of sun in Dec 21 with sun position at 2:00pm

Site plan

3D explosion illustrative diagram

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Section A-A

Section C-C

North elevation

Section B-B

South elevation

West elevation

East elevation

Embassy staff residence

Official embassy entrance hall

Facade section Ambassador’s residence

Physical Model

M I X E D - USE R E S I D E N T I A L T O W E R

+04 Design studio 4 Individual work Supervisor: Ibrahim Samy The tower is a 47- floor high-rise which is unique to its site where its curvy, organic form expands views to the green river and to the landscape. It has 2 cores; the main core splits at the 40th floor to a smaller one as the mass floors cross section decreases, while the second core goes up to the 23rd floor holding almost half the tower. Moreover, the first 5 floors are mostly for public use and community services featuring gyms& spas, conference halls and meeting rooms while the other 41 floors are residential units. The form of the tower is inspired by phases of change that an expatriate goes through to change, decide and work in a new place as the tower is mainly residential for outcomers out of cairo

Concept and form generation :

The form was stiff and inflexible

The form was twisted remarking change

The form was twisted more and the rigid angles became more smooth

A part of the form was subtracted to be more open and inviting

“I was stand still in my place”

“ I have the urge to decide and change”

“ I am adapting to the new enviroment seeking change”

“I am becoming more interactive with my new environment”

Site plan

Ground floor plan

first/ community service floor plan

Typical(residential) floor plan

Front (north) elevation

Back (South) elevation

Cross section

Facade section

Physical Model

+05 PORTSAID-PORT FOUAD

Design studio 5 Group of 4 then individual Supervisor: Dunja Karcher The project core mission was to revitalize and solve the problems threatening the twin cities of portsaid-port fouad, starting with a site visit and then research and analysis phase for the cities .After the analysis conducted in team work, the strategy was to boost the deteriorating economy of the city through enhancing the unrecognized identity and culture by boosting the cultural areas and minimizing the social gap between the residents and creating points of attraction thus boosting the economy by working on both short and long terms for locals and tourists The group urban part was then followed by architectural proposal for each member

SITE ANALYSIS

1866- Founding of portsaid

1866-1929 - Founding of port fouad

1955-1980 Free zone deceleration

2007- 2018 speculation and growth

Districts

Street Network

Infrastructure

Landuse

Water bodies and greenery

Network

Governmental and historical

Density and user activities

Group Work - Urban intervention CULTURE AS ECONOMIC CATALYST“ - Proposing a central business district in the chosen plot featuring office buildings, hotels, fair centres, library,retail, and civil facilities with a central spine as a public park and recreational area which the surroundings actually need. - A culture centre as a gate to the central business district which works on enhancing the skills of the youth and providing space for cultural expression to citizens. - Reducing the percentage of unemployment in Port Said being the highest across egypt and shifting the city’s economy from being dependent solely on trading to being an industrial productive and independent city. -Renovation proposals for the market area in Hay El Arab to be more inviting and improving the quality of life for locals as well as visitors ;thus boosting the economy

Markets

El Farama Motel

Library

Culture centre

Theatre

8 Office Buildings

6 Trucks’ Maintenance and Parking

Health care

10 Hotels

11 Mall

Industrial

Sight seeing high-rise

INDIVIDUAL PROPOSAL - CULTURE CENTRE

Starting with an ordinary block

Chosen plot of intervention Total area : 31652 sqm

Educational institutes Cultural institutes

The mass is broken down with 2 axes denoting orientation to the pedestrians’ path

Ground floor plan

Why this location ? -Facing the axe; Elsabah street coming from Hay ElArab -Proximity to Semsemya and the proposed theatre -Proximity of educational institutes eastern side of the plot

A central square shaped mass is subtracted from the whole block to create a common URBAN PLACE between the different functions

- The transition to the central business district proposed

Target categories : Differently shaped patios are subtracted from the 3 masses for ventilation and indoor quality

What the area needs :

Plans’ key:

1.Lecture hall 5.Exhibition 9.Coworking space 13.Arabic Calligraphy workshop 17.Language workshop 21. Sculpting workshop

2.Classroom 3.waiting area 6. Technical room 7. Cafeteria/seating 10.Heritage room 11. Music Library 14.Library 15. Computer lab 18.Tailoring workshop 19. Lockers 22. Kitchen

First floor plan 4.Offices 8. Storage 12.Practice room 16. Wood works workshop 20. Jewlery workshop

North west elevation

South east elevation

Section A-A

+06

B M W E-CAR E X H I B I T I O N

Design studio III Group of 4 Supervisor: Thomas Loeffler The integrated project combining both the construction and design in one project aim was to design a technology center for E-cars in the New Capital city.where it contains spaces for the cars to be exhibited and get a full experience of the E-cars.The concept of the project was inspired from the form of the car to emphasise the speed and the movement. The challenge concerning the structure was the 45 meter cantilever facing the street to be stable without affecting the form. The building is divided into two the part sticking to the ground is mainly for the services,while the cantilever is the exhibition with platforms of different levels for users to have a promenade and journey inside the exhibition

FORM GENERATION

The form started with a simple rectangle

The form was inspired with the car profile abstraction

The form was made smoother to project a dynamic image

The form was made edgy and elevated reacting to its context and functions.

Site plan

Ground floor plan +1.50 m

First floor plan +8.50 m

Platforms floor plan +12.00 m

Structural plans

Underground floor plan

-3.5m

Ground floor plan

+3.5m

Platforms structure plans

Section A-A

Main Entrance shot

Facade section

Building Structure system

W OR K I N G D R A W I N G S - I & II

+07 Individual work Supervisor: Ibrahim Samy The course was divided on two semesters ; the aim was creating a whole working construction drawings package starting from the outer landscape of the building till the technical details of carpentry. The course tackled diverse scales , introduced the Egyptian building codes in the construction practice, helping in getting a holistic insight of how the real site works and the critical role of working drawings

NOTES NOTES

HATCHES KEY

T.O.C

F.F.L S.S.L

SKIRTING FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND THERMAL PROOFING DAMP PROOFING SLOPING O.C REINFORCED CONCRETE

15CM 2CM 2CM 6CM 7CM 2CM 7CM 25CM +11.15 T.O.C

340mm

F.F.L

100

S.S.L

20 46

ISSUED FOR

ARCH.

100 14

DATE

Review and Approval

27 May. 2020

A0 - 01 - 001

Review and Approval

08 Jun. 2020

A0 - 01 - 002

ISSUED FOR

ARCH.

NO.

DATE

NO.

Review and Approval

27 May. 2020

A0 - 01 - 001

Review and Approval

08 Jun. 2020

A0 - 01 - 002

54 Project

Project

ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course_Project

250

Owner

G U C - German University in Cairo

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

General Consultant

G U C - German University in Cairo

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy

Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy

Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal TAs: Menna Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

ROOF DRAINAGE DETAIL

DOOR THRESHOLD DETAIL

1 2

Date

ID: 37-7576

08 Jun. 2020

Drawn: Eng.

Scale

Approved by:

Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy TAs: Mennatallah Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Urban Designer/Architect: Name: Asmaa Mohamed

1:05

Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal TAs: Menna Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Sheet Name

Sheet Name Approved by:

G U C - German University in Cairo 10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

Proj.No.

North

Date:

Sheet No. North

ARCH 1002 - 001

04 May. 2020

A4- 02

ROOF DRAINAGE DETAIL

Urban Designer/Architect: Name: Asmaa Mohamed

Date

ID: 37-7576

08 Jun. 2020

Drawn: Eng.

Scale

1:10

Proj.No.

North

Date:

06 Feb. 2020

Sheet No. North

ARCH 1002 - 001

A1 - 04

Inspection room 60x60cm

Non return valve

NOTES

Solid stack-4inch

Gully trap 30x30 cm

NOTES

DRAINAGE SYMBOLS LEGEND

Inspection chamber 60x60cm

Gully trap 30x30 cm

PLAN

NAME EUROPEAN WATER CLOST

LAVATORY

Vent stack-2inch

URINAL

Waste stack-3inch

A 3

Solid stack-4inch Vent stack-2inch

KITCHEN SINK

SOIL STACK - 4 inch

WASTE STACK - 3 inch

VENT STACK - 2 inch

SKIRTING FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND THERMAL PROOFING DAMP PROOFING SLOPING O.C R.C SLAB

Waste stack 3inch

15CM 2CM 2CM 6CM 7CM 2CM 7CM 25CM

FLOOR DRAIN

GULLY TRAP 30X30CM

INSPECTION CHAMBER 60X60 CM

0.1810

NON RETURN VALVE

1 DRAINED WATER PATH

+11.15 T.O.C

3.5645 5.4694 5.1414

+11.15 T.O.C

2.01

0.02

0.70

KEY PLAN - GROUND FLOOR (N.T.S)

4 5

4.05

ISSUED FOR

ARCH.

White paint

2.06

2.10

DATE

NO.

Review and Approval

27 May. 2020

A0 - 01 - 001

Review and Approval

08 Jun. 2020

A0 - 01 - 002

Project ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course_Project

Owner SKIRTING FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND R.C SLAB

10CM 2CM 2CM 6CM 25CM

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

General Consultant

0.90

+7.50

0.78

+7.50 F.F.L

F.F.L

G U C - German University in Cairo 10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

0.19

G U C - German University in Cairo

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

0.25

1.36

Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy

Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal TAs: Menna Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Sheet Name

DRAINAGE PLAN

FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND R.C SLAB

White paint

2CM 2CM 6CM 15CM

+6.30 F.F.L

3.60

Approved by:

0.60

2.06

+3.90 F.F.L

10CM 2CM 2CM 6CM 25CM

08 Jun. 2020

ARCH 1002 - 001

05 Mar. 2020

North

Sheet No.

A3- 03

1:20

2.10 NOTES ELECTRICAL FIXTURES SYMBOLS LEGEND PLAN

NAME ENCLOSED CEILING LUMINAIRE 600*600mm

0.19

RECESSED DOWNLIGHT FLUO. IN FALSE CEILING 30cm-diameter

0.90

EXHAUST CEILING DIFFUSER (ECD)

0.70 0.25 FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND R.C SLAB

2CM 2CM 6CM 15CM

SMOKE DETECTOR 6-inch diameter

1.36

0.48

1.89

2.16

1.15

1.06

CEILING SPRINKLERS

0.67

1.22

2.06

1.22

8.10

4.94

0.60

4 5

0.67

1.60

2.10

2.48

+1.50 F.F.L

SKIRTING 10CM FINISH TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM ORDINARY CONCRETE 10CM DAMP PROOFING 2CM ORDINARY CONCRETE 15CM COMPACT SOIL

1.12 0.28

1.07

0.60

3.60

0.64

1.07

0.60

FIRE ALARM 6-inch diameter

0.20

+2.70 F.F.L

White paint

F.F.L

ID: 37-7576

CURTAIN RECESS 200mm

+3.90 F.F.L

0.66

1.29 0.67

0.95

4.32

0.19

0.90

+0.30

Proj.No.

Scale

+5.10 F.F.L

SKIRTING FINISH TILES MORTAR SAND R.C SLAB

Date

Drawn: Eng.

12.31

Date:

Urban Designer/Architect: Name: Asmaa Mohamed

2 6 A2

+0.30 F.F.L

0.70

TEACHING ASSISTANTS ROOM

0.71

ISSUED FOR

ARCH.

DATE

4.41

NO.

PLASTER OF PARIS Dropped ceiling 600mm

0.60

KEY PLAN - FIRST FLOOR (N.T.S)

0.60

1.60

1.60 GYPSUM TILES 600*600mm

Project ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course_Project

Owner

G U C - German University in Cairo

0.60

G U C - German University in Cairo

5 A2

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

0.68 1.52

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy

Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal TAs: Menna Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Sheet Name

STAIRS SECTION

Approved by:

Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy TAs: Mennatallah Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Urban Designer/Architect:

Date

Proj.No.

ID: 37-7576

08 Jun. 2020

ARCH 1002 - 001

Name: Asmaa Mohamed

Drawn: Eng.

Scale

1:20

North

ISSUED FOR

ARCH.

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

General Consultant

Date:

06 Feb. 2020

1.21

F.C.L +0.40

1.60 F.C.L +0.60

4.94

0.72 1.21 1.60

1.54

1 1

DATE

Review and Approval

27 May. 2020

A0 - 01 - 001

Review and Approval

08 Jun. 2020

A0 - 01 - 002

Project ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course_Project

Owner

G U C - German University in Cairo

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

General Consultant

G U C - German University in Cairo

Sheet No.

Architecture and Urban Design Program - SS 2019-2020

10th Semester_ARCH1002_Working Drawings Course

A2 - 04

Course Lecturer: M.Sc. Ibrahim Samy Sayed Saleh, Instructors: Lina Fayed, Hala Lotfy

Under Supervision of: Prof. Dr. Jose Madrigal TAs: Menna Hamdy, Dina Zakaria, Nouran Zakaria, Nada Wadidi, Ethar Amr, Heba Sharaawy

Sheet Name

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Approved by:

Urban Designer/Architect:

Date

Proj.No.

ID: 37-7576

08 Jun. 2020

ARCH 1002 - 001

Name: Asmaa Mohamed

Drawn: Eng.

Scale

1:20

North

Date:

06 Feb. 2020

Sheet No. North

A5 - 01

URBAN APPLICATIONS USING GIS

+08 Software work Group of 3 Supervisor: Tarek Aboulseoud The project aim was analysing Neighbourhoods in New Cairo using GIS, and through given shapefiles and project data, we were able to create a geodatabase from scratch and relating it to the project data to produce maps using GIS that helps in analysing the chosen Neigbourhood urban fabric, landuses, building heights and conditions, the materiality and the high voltage risk assessment. The role performed involved being the team leader by creating the geodatabase, the feature classes and the sheet layout’s design to coordinate the work done by the group, modeling part of the data and finally creating some of the analyses maps

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION Asmaa Mohamed.2020