PLANNING DESIGN
AZAR
MALIK
PORTFOLIO SELECTED
PROJECTS
2000-2014
"Growth that would once have produced a cityscape dominated by form instead produced one dominated by an unfamiliar and unexpected variant of urban space. In the megalopolis, urban space translated, not into collective space, but into a world of neglect, very nearly dropped from the consciousness of its inhabitants. This space was perceived then, as it is today, as being without qualities-unstructured and inert. As a result, space was not regarded according to the freedoms it afforded, but merely as the benign host of fractured forms-chaotic, uncontrolled, and ultimately sub-urban. These fractured forms produced an enormous residuum of space that we still loathe to call urban" From Form to Space Albert Pope
HOTEL STAFF RESIDENCES
HOTEL STAFF RESIDENCES ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES WORK AT HALCROW / CH2MHILL, DUBAI PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MEDIUM DENSITY Client Owner Location Site Area Proposal
Street View
TDIC Abu Dhabi Government of Abu Dhabi Mafraq, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 72 Hectares 2009
Scope of Services Master planning of residential blocks for hotel staff of five to seven star hotels in Abu Dhabi. Programs Residential blocks consisting of bachelor’s studio apartments to family units of varying sizes, neighborhood shops, healthcare and other community facilities, green public spaces and parks. The planning was to include a preliminary design of roads for private vehicles and company transportation (bus) system. Design Concept The main idea was to create three separate communities within the site distinctive of their usage and yet a single development in typology. This idea was enhanced through the provision and strategic location of bus stations, plots specifically designated for public facilities and open space, which were distributed throughout the development at walk able distances for the residents to use. Duties Master planning, preparation of urban design guidelines, three dimensional images and other graphic representations.
Rendering of my 3D model was done by rendering artist
Street View
Environment Study Aerial View of Site (from North)
Landscape Strategy
400
m
400
m
Public Space Strategy
174
5
Site Access
5 5
5
Section A-A
150
Typical Development Setbacks Plan SETBACK LINE
Setback of the building from the plot boundary
BUILDING
Building height G+6 to G+7 floors
BUILDING
Building height G+5 floors
LANDSCAPE
Landscaped areas
PARKING
Below grade parking access ramp
PEDESTRIAN
Padestrian’s entry point
VEHICULAR
Vehicular entry point
Land Use Plan
Building Heights
Key Plan
Urban Design Guidelines
The original design and drawings are the property of Halcrow/CH2MHILL, Dubai, U.A.E.
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA PRODUCTION ZONE
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA PRODUCTION ZONE (IMPZ) DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES WORK AT HALCROW / CH2MHILL, DUBAI PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MEDIUM DENSITY MIXED USE Client Owner Location Site Area Construction Period
Dubai Properties Government of Dubai Dubai, United Arab Emirates 154 Hectares Started 2006
View, from the South-West
Scope of Services Planning and development of free media (film, radio, television, videos) production zone. Program Production Studios with allied amenities, workers housing, high end mixed use towers (for business and marketing). Design Concept The objective was to create a desireable live and work environment. The buildings were set apart from each other within the allocated plot boundaries. A substantial provision of open space was made for landscape in order to enhance the environment.
View, from the South-West
In order for the building design to complement this objective the developers were strongly recommended to adhere to general guidance notes. The aim was to establish criteria for building design that will encourage the creation of a cohesive and attractive living environment. Duties Assisted in master planning, preparation of three dimensional images, preparation of urban design guidelines, and other representational graphics.
Building Envelops
Plots subdivision and guideline plan Zone A-008
Land Use Lot Heights Plan Key
Typical Building Section
G+11 to 14
G+2 to 3
G+24 to 44
G+9
G+1
G+18 to 19
G+7
Ground Floor
G+16
G+4 to 6
G+4
Typical Development Envelop (3D representation)
Typical Development Setbacks Plan
Legend
The original design and drawings are the property of Halcrow/CH2MHILL, Dubai, U.A.E.
PLOT DETAILS PLOT
LANDUSE
RC.001 RC.002 RC.003 RC.004 RC.005 RC.006
Recreation Centers Recreation Centers Recreation Centers Recreation Centers Recreation Centers Recreation Centers
DEVELOPMENT PROFILE AREA (ha)
AREA (ft2)
Coverage
FAR
Max. Building Height
GROSS BUA (ft2)
0.17 0.19 0.23 0.23 0.25 0.22
18,508 20,277 24,518 24,993 26,926 23,856
100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
2 2 2 2 2 2
27,762 30,415 36,777 37,489 40,389 35,785
Key
Landuse Plan
Landuse Lot Heights Plan
Typical Development Setbacks Plan
Typical Building Section
DUBAI LAND RESIDENCES
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DUBAI LAND RESIDENCES DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES WORK AT HALCROW / CH2MHILL, DUBAI Aerial View of Site
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Client Owner Location Site Area Period of Construction
Dubai Properties / Tatweer Government of Dubai Dubai, United Arab Emirates 217 Hectares Commenced 2004
Scope of Work and Programs Dubai Land residences was designed as an exclusive residential neighborhood to cater for the growing need of medium density community integrated with green public spaces.
Silicon Oasis
Academic City
Business Villages
Districts Analysis
Land Use
Design Concept Residential buildings of different heights and densities were planned along water channels to enhance landscape features. Highrise buildings were located to create view corridors and visually link other neighborhoods. Duties Three dimensional images and represntational graphics
Master Plan
The original design and drawings are the property of Halcrow / CH2MHILL, Dubai, U.A.E.
GARDENS OF HOPE & HEALING
GARDENS OF HOPE AND HEALING ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN WORK AT PAKISTAN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANTS (PEPAC) Central Fountain
LANDSCAPE & RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN Client Owner Location Site Area Period of Construction
Ministery of Social Welfare Government of Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan 4.8 Acres 2001-2005
Scope of Services Park and recreational facilities for special children. Boutique Restaurant and Game Room
Programs Landscaped garden, park, outdoor and indoor activity areas, restaurant, amphitheatre, souvenir shop, sculpture garden, bird and animal sanctuary. Design Concept The design was conceived to provide recreational facilities in addition to providing an environment to motivate and involve physically challenged children to express their interests and skills in different fields. From participating in stage performance to running or managing a restaurant, souvenir shop, all activities were designed keeping in mind the five major disabilities.
Boutique Restaurant (as built - 2005)
Duties Concept development, presentation drawings, three dimensional representation / images.
Section (Conceptual) The original design and drawings are the property of PEPAC, Pakistan