DOAA IMAM L ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO BS.c 2015
DOAA IMAM LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2015
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning& Design. Faculty of Engineering. Ain Shams Univerisity. Cairo, Egypt.
Contents Resume Landscape Masterplan&Design
► Marassi Hub Hotel Masterplan, July 2017, Cairo EHAF Consvulting Engineers. ► Champollione Street Landscape Development, June 2017, Cairo EHAF Consulting Engineers
Urban Design
► Ankh Island - Cultural& Tourstic City, June 2015, Luxor Graduation Project - Ain Shams University.
Urban Planning
Fatimid Cairo Develpment- Al Gamallia District, January 2014, Cairo ► Junior Year Project - Ain Shams University.
Detailed Designing ► Selected Works.
Other Works
► Graphic Design, Free Sketching & Paintings.
e: douaaimam@gmail.com c: 00201090227117
I always believe that how our surrounding environment produce positive and negative outcomes among people who deal with it and I was always fascinated by the idea of thinking and designing a better place that help meet their needs, interests and activities. When I began my college studies I realized a deep satisfaction in the art of design. I majored in Urban Planning & Design under the department of architecture, I studied many fields along the 5 years of college including engineering prep year, I was interested in expanding my knowledge of how to build a comfy environment for people who daily affected by it. My profession work since I graduated in 2015, was gradually leading to specialize in “Landscape Architecture”. I am also seeking to broaden my artistic capabilities suitable to this delicate profession.
Education
(2015- 2009) BCs in Engineering | Department of Architecture | Minor Urban Planning and Design. Ain Shams University (Cairo, Egypt) Graduation Project: Urban Design of Cultural and Touristic Village in Luxor city «ANKH CITY» Graduation grade: Excellent Cumulative Grade: Good | GPA 2.8 Urban Design, Planning, Landscape Architecture
Languages
Arabic, English, Italian
Computer Skills
Design & Modeling AutoCAD 2D, Revit Architecture, Sketchup Pro.
Graphic Design
Adobe Creative Suite CS6: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign
Office Software
Microsoft Office 2014 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook)
Operation System Mac OS X, Windows
Other Skills
Graphic Design, Free Sketching & Paintings.
«I started out trying to create buildings that would sparkle like isolated jewels; now I want them to connect, to form a new kind of landscape, to flow together with contemporary cities and the lives of their peoples.»
Zaha Hadid
Experience Landscape Architect
EHAF Consulting Engineers.
▪ Prepare grading & staking layouts. ▪ Issuing landscape design & executing Masterplan drawings (Hardscape- Softscape- Lighting- Furniture- Signage- Drainage). ▪ Prepare quantity assessments for each project. ▪ Issuing Detailed Landscape drawings (Softscape&Hardscape- Lighting- Furniture- Fences- Signage- Drainage).
Landscape Architect & Urban Designer
Engineering Authority of the Armed Forces | Ministry of defence
▪ Issuing landscape design & prepare layout coordinates. ▪ Issuing Design Landscape features of entertainment urban spaces of the site. ▪ Issuing Detailed Landscape drawings ( Softscape & Hardscape- Furniture)
Urban Designer & Planner | (Part-time) Effect Architecture Office
▪ Creating Buildings Designs & Highly Detailed drawings. ▪ Working around constraining factors such as town planning legislation, environmental impact and project budget. ▪ Working closely with a team of other professionals such as building service engineers, construction managers, quantity surveyors and architectural technologists. ▪ Applying for planning permission and advice from governmental new build and legal departments. ▪ Urban Designing & Planning for several projects for the General Authority for Construction & House Cooperatives.
Junior Urban Research Assistant | (Part-time)
May 2017 - Present Cairo, Egypt
Nov 2015 - Apr 2017 Cairo, Egypt
May 2016 - Dec 2016 Cairo, Egypt
IUSD «Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design» Cairo office.
Nov 2015 - Apr 2016 Cairo, Egypt
Junior Project coordinator Assistant IUSD «Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design» Cairo office.
Aug 2015 - Nov 2015 Cairo, Egypt
Joint academic program between Ain Shams University ( Egypt )- Stuttgart University (Germany) ▪ Collect and analyse requested data & prepare materials for submission to granting agencies and foundations. ▪ Provide ready access to all experimental data for the supervisor. ▪ Manage and respond to project related email & Attend area seminars and other meetings as necessary. ▪ Prepare progress reports for the funding agency, reports, and presentations. Projects: 1) Preparing the Integrated case study» City of the dead» for the master›s students of -2017-2016with the cooperation with Polytechnic Milano University, Ain Shams University and the NGO «liveinslums».
▪ Prepare, maintain, and update website materials. ▪ Coordinating between the researchers and the program management. ▪ Preparing reports related to organize the research process, preparing PowerPoint presentations. ▪ Supporting in Student affairs issues (Student administration, selection procedures, registration, enrolment) ▪ Designing the new flyers, brochures, journals and bookmarks, using InDesign and Photoshop softwares. ▪ Archiving system process for program development.
Landscape Masterplan & Design
Marassi Hub Hotel Landscape Design NorthCoast - Egypt
The site, located on the Mediterranean coast, is a desert climate with consistently warm and moderate temperatures and very little rail fall. Marassi harbours within it an enigmatic community with neighbourhoods inspired by six different Mediterranean lifestyles including Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Greece, Spain and Italy The design features an arrival court and entry through an intimately scaled open air pavilion featuring lounge seating areas and views across the landscape and pool to the marina beyond. The planning uses building forms wrapping and overlooking an linear pool to the north and west while providing a landscape buffer to the adjacent property to the east, and open towards the south for views along the marina and promenade. The design is contemporary Mediterranean style, in keeping with neighboring buildings, featuring bold rectilinear forms in white, with warm wood-tone accents, and an indoor-outdoor spaces throughout.
Landscape Location The site, located on the Mediterranean coast,situated along the Alamein coastline. 125 kilometres from the chanting Alexandria and only a few kilometres from El Alamein, Marassi is the upcoming gateway to Egypt, sending out worldwide invitations across the Mediterranean Sea. Layout of the resort
Above: Site Vicinity Plan Left & below: Marassi Master Plan
Landscape Layout 1. Hotel Building 2. Site Boundary 3. Adjacent Marina Promenade 4. Site Access 5. Service Yard 6. Hotel Drop-Off Area 7. Arrival Plaza Landscape 8. Hotel Parking 9. Swimming Pool 10. Infinity Edge 11. Sun-loungers 12. Ramp Access 13. Stepped Access 14. Palm Tree Planting 15. Feature Olive Tree 16. Grass Lawn 17. Screening Wall 18. Shaded Seating Area 19. External Dining Area 20. Buffer Planting 21. Feature Planting 22. Swimming Pool Shower 23. Pool Wet Seat 24. Pump Room Location 25. MEP Room 26. Cabana
General Layout
Grading Layout
Staking Layout
3D Shots &Sections & Sketches
Design will achieve commonality between the Hub Hotel and the adjacent buildings by using similar rectilinear geometry and massing variety, though with less reliance on stone. The examples to the left indicate a general material pallet of light colored stucco with grey accents. The forms should be rectilinear and contemporary but include some detail and refinement.
Hardscape Layout Hard Landscape - Arrival Zone The hard landscape scheme will seek to implement a simplistic range of materials which will ensure the landscape is both durable and flexible enough to accommodate regular and heavy use. The plaza will be finished with a combination of natural stone materials which are very durable and will seek to compliment the Architectural design language. Hard Landscape - Parking Area The hard landscape scheme will be a simple landscape intent on creating a hierarchy of space and definition between road and parking spaces. A simplistic range of materials will be used to ensure the landscape is durable to accommodate regular vehicular use. Hard Landscape - Pool and Dining The hard landscape scheme will be a formal landscape focused on usability, transition and optimised views. Natural stone Steps define the circulation and access from the main pool deck paving and will be finished with natural Stone and bull nose edges. Located around the pool, they will also act as informal seating areas between the planting areas and created a tiered landscape to maximise views. A darker contrasting colour will help to create visual distinction
Studies
Softscape Layout Palmtrees & Trees
Softscape Layout Shrubs & Groundcovers
Soft Landscape - Arrival Zone The Arrival Zone will create a grand boulevard entrance, lined with palm trees and leading to the entrance plaza. Groundcover planting below will allow the pots to remain unobstructed. On arriving within the entrance plaza, a feature. Clipped hedge planting alongside the main vehicular access will provide a formal boulevard entrance that differentiates the pedestrian and vehicular access Groundcover planting will be used in all planting zones, this will form the base level planting layer and also conceal the irrigation infrastructure. Succulent planting will be used at the main drop off to provide architectural form at the entrances.
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Landscape Lighting Layout
Soft Landscape - Parking Area .The emphasis here is on providing shade and cohesion between Landscape and Architecture. Perimeter tree and shrub planting will soften the architecture and assist in blending the two schemes together. Pedestrian Access to the Hotel Entrance will be shaded where possible to enhance the arrival experience. Trees with larger, denser canopies and clear stems will create instant shading on infrastructure.
Landscape Furniture Layout
Landscape Signage Layo
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Landscape Fences Layout
Swimming Pool Landscape Design
The swimming pool design will seek to introduce a contemporary yet functional range of facilities which will become one of the most desirable elements within the hotel. The pool will act as focal point within the landscape and will act as the centrepiece of the hotel external space. The pool will be designed in such a way as to reflect the Architectural form whilst providing a pool that maximises the coastal setting and provides a stylish yet functional pool which can be enjoyed by all guests. Careful consideration will be given towards both adults and children alike, a sophisticated design will ensure that the pool is located in the best possible locations to create an outstanding experience for guests whilsttaking account of issues such as safety and legibility. All pools will be finished with high quality materials and finishes to enhance the modern feel to the landscape and maintain the concept. Details such as flush edge channels, swimming pool seating and infinity edges will assist in creating a more unique pool experience
Swimming Pool Sections
Champollion Street Landscape Develoment
Downtown Cairo - Egypt
Champollion street a principal landmark in the downtown where it is located in a historical area as it is a part of the “khedivial cairoâ€?, and beside its importance because of the Rosetta stone and the philologist and orientalist Jean-François Champollion who decipher the Egyptian hieroglyphs. . Site History and Analysis As a rule, whilst the historic buildings should be retained and their character and settings respected, there will be quite major opportunities for redevelopment. Enhancement schemes should seek to respect any historic or other interesting features but generally seek to re-establish a sense of place for the street or space applying this to project Site Analysis - A clear mix in the Architecture elevations of the buildings between the history and the modern style. The simpilicity of the egyptians life is noted in the gathering around the beans stand is taken into consideration.
Site Analysis Project Access The street can be reached: - by car: from Al Tahrir Square by taking Talaat Harb Street toTalaat Harb Square, turning left to the fourth exist to access Mahmoud Bassiouny Street and turn left to reach Champollion Street; - by Walking: from Al Tahrir Square by taking Meret Basha Street and turn left to reach Champollion Street Fetaured By: - QNB Branches - Al Ahli United Bank - Franciscan Sisters School - Cairo City Hotel - Steigenberger Hotel ElTahrir Near By: - Tahrir Square. - Egyptian Musuem. - Ramses Street. - Said Basha Palace.
Climate Stud - The street O Southern we most of stree planting sele - The climate but often wit temperature 22 °C, while n 11 °C, often rarely surpas about 20 °C.
dy Orientation is northern east to est, Shadow is Covering the et areas which will effect the ection process. e is a hot desert climate, th high humidity with high es in winter range from 14 to night-time lows drop to below to 5 °C; In summer, the highs ss 40 °C, and lows drop to .
Design Concept
- Use simple materials and monochrome colors to preserve the heritage of the street. - Add a separated bike lane from the footpaths. - Confirm the sidewalks visually strips and break its elongation by using different colors and finishes. - Consider the existing trees and kiosk into the design lines. - Confirm the entrances and exits of the project by using speed table.
Design Progress
Hardscape & Softscape Selection Treatment along Champollion St.
Treatement at QNB Entrance
Treatment along Champollion Street: We used climbers to enhance and give colors to the tree trunk Treatement at QNB Entrance: Using palms for entrance to assure its importance and give it glory.
The advantages of Interlocking Concrete Pavers: - Safety - Low cost - Unlimited Paver styles & colors - Custom designs - Easy installation - Maintenance Free - Durability
Tiles Pattern
Tiles Colors
Security Kiosks
- A narrow place for secuirty man. - Without an architectural character. - Boring elevation.
Proposed Kiosks
- A suitable security kiosk. - Have an architecture style and bright elevation. - Advertising or company logos can be attached.
Vehicles passing the speed table
Candy Kiosks
Proposed Kiosks
- Multiple and shapes is uncomfortable for the pedestrians. - Stands are taking a large area from the walkway. - A single advertising is used.
- Unify kiosks theme and shape and differ in advertising on it. - A Specified area will be used for each kiosk. - More advertising will be placed on it.
Advantages of using speed table in the entrance and the exist of the street: - Reduce overall speeds, including the number of drivers exceeding the limit. - Can be used as part of an informal crossing for pedestrians - Speed tables are better for emergency services than speed humps. - Cyclists can safely ride over speed tables. - Speed humps don›t affect on-street parking. - The size of the speed table is flexible to fit an area with a safety concern. Pedestrians passing the speed table Advantages of adding a bike lane in the street: - It inspires more people to ride bicycles. - It stimulates the local economy. - It‘s safer for motorists. - It has a real impact on the environment by not emitting pollution or burning fossil fuels.
Typical street section
Urban Design
ANKH Island Luxor - Egypt
Ankh Island “Awameyya Island” Located in Luxor surrounded by the thin ribbon of green that marks the Nile seems very vulnerable, surrounded by the dry wadis and mountains of the desert. Luxor and its environs now make up one of the world›s finest historic sites Being surrounded by so much history is just one of Luxor›s attractions. With tourism now one of the most important factors in the local and national economy, the Egyptian government, working in partnership with UNESCO, has embarked on a massive scheme to enhance the temple sites and relocate a substantial portion of the city further to the south where a new tourist quarter is being planned complete with the largest open-air museum in the world.
The ancient Egyptians› attitude towards death was influenced by their belief in immortality. They regarded death as a temporary interruption, rather than the cessation of life. To ensure the continuity of life after death, people paid homage to the gods, both during and after their life on earth. When they died, they were mummified so the soul would return to the body, giving it breath and life. The journey to the afterworld was considered full of danger. Upon arriving in the realm of the Duat (Land of the Gods), the deceased had to pass through seven gates, reciting accurately a magic spell at each stop. If successful, they arrived at the Hall of Osiris, the place of judgement. Funeral procession; To prepare the deceased for the journey to the afterworld, the «opening of the mouth» ceremony was performed on the mummy and the mummy case by priests. Here the gods of the dead judge whether the person›s earthly deeds were virtuous. Twelve gods listened to the confessions of the deceased who claimed to be innocent of crimes against the divine and human social order. , the goddess of truth and justice. the person was justified and achieved immortality. If not, it was devoured by the goddess Amemet. This meant that the person would not survive in the afterlife. When a pharaoh passed the test, he became one with the god Osiris. He then travelled through the underworld on a solar bark, accompanied by the gods, to reach paradise and attain everlasting life.
Concept
Historical galliries zone Panorama View zone Astro-zone Social club zone Health care and spa zone Agricultural zone Residential zone Workshops Training zone Arts zone Commercial zone Festival “Halss, Galliries, Open Amphitheatre ...”
Site Analysis
Master Layout
3D Sketches
Master Layout
3D Section Sketch in the Main Plaza Illustrated Sketch for the Level Grading
Section 1-1
Section 2-2
Section B-B
Section C-C
Detailed Plan
Sections & Elevations
Longtudinal Section
Western Elevation
Eastern Elevation
Section Refrences
Studies & Zoning
Inspiration Ideas of Floating decks
Section demonstrates the island ships port.
Decks Studies Awameyya Island is overall water surrounded land, and floating decks is one of main entries to the island through feluccas and boats, all decks are fixed whether constructed or naturally planned to be a floating land with low grading level. The floating decks were installed in the potential nodes of the projects for instance; the main plaza and the ecolodge plazas.
The only bridge existed as an auto Water Path- Main Plaza road to the island
Water Path - Felucca port
The deck construction supports for the main float platform
Water Zone
Path-
Residential
The water pathway of the island on flatted platform- Workshops zone
The steps water pathway on the arts zone with a fixed hedge.
The green side of the island
Studies & Zoning
1- Historical Zone & Galleries
4- Agro Gallery Zone
2- Monuments Panorama & Recretional Zone
5-Spa & Healthcare Zone
3-Astro-Zone & Underground Planetarium
3-Adminstration Zone
7-Residential & Adminstration Zone
9-Training Workshops Centres Zone
10 -Art Zone (Music, Performance,..)
8- Worskshops Zone (Jewels, Wooden, Stone,..)
11- Commercial Zone (Shops, Kiosks, Bazaars, Food Court...)
Festival Zone & Amphitheatre After passing by the twelve stages along the pathway of the project, the guests should celebrate the end of the judging journey by taking the Ankh Key to enter the eternal life, It is presented into Ecolodege Resort to relax throught the fresh air and water view directly accessing the nature itself. The festival zone includes an amphitheatre for concerts and performances, also a public garden for small picnics or relaxing and reading area, also kids zone, in addition to great buildings for indoor galleries, for publics arts done by the guests. On the access of the festival zone, the gues t should decide whether to stay for more days in the attached ecoledge or to leave the island heading to the deck to end the journey by a nile felucca trip to the side bank, or to the parking to get the leaving ride.
Ecolodge Zone The eternal heaven, Ecolodge on luxor banks, 50 chalet units along the nile shore and the greenry of the island as an end for the visitors. The ecolodge mainly depends on the natural resources,food is been planted and done on the island, the units are made of wooden and stones to keep the temperature of the chalets in summertime. The adminstrative plaza contains the reservation offices, temporary lockers and toilets, gym, spa and healthcare centre. There are many of private zone designed for the guests of the ecolodge to keep them isolated and relaxed.
Deck
Entry Zone
Chalets Units
Deck
Admin offices
Parking
Shops
Current Design of the Island
Urban Planning
Fatimid Cairo Develpment- Al Gamallia District Cairo - Egypt
Fatimid Cairo has emerged as a unique urban model embodies distinctive sustainable characteristics reflecting Islamic culture values. This model remained successful and evolving steadily for nearly ten centuries since the end of the tenth century (969A.D) depending on the strength of its aspects. The community itself lived the socio-economical and environmental concept of sustainability and applied it on its urban structure, economical integration and environmental compatibility in the region. This educational casestudy concludes some recommendations to develop the main components of sustainable street in order to design a liveable enbvironment for the living community
Current Landuse
Building Heights
Socioeconomin Studies Economical Studies
1. Increasing in the number of workers in shops and craftsmen. 2. Daily business trips not more than 5266 and not less than 2717 Al Mouski 3. Daily business trips not more than 6075 and not less than 1000 in Bab Al Shearia . 4. The area is repellent to population. -5.The number of workers at the private sector is bigger than the workers in the public sector.
Population Studies
Assets Map Tangiable Assets - Commercial axes (Mosky , Portsaid, Al Azhar streets, Geish & Amir el Geyoushy) - Presence of schools ( different educational levels ) -Presence of monumental buildings - Presence of touristic axis (Al Moez Street) - Availablity of markets (Azhar & Mosky) - Existence of many attraction poles & squares . - Good condition of main streets. - Variety of economic activities (Industrial & handicraft ) . - Presence of religious landmarks . - Buildings with unique architectural character - Availablity of famous local coffeeshops & restaurants (eg: Zizo Natana) . - Availablity of transportation in main streets (bus stops & microbuses). - Availablity of banking activity (Azhar & Gohar elKaed Streets.
Intangiable Assets - Strong relationships among people. - People are friendly & helpful with outsiders due to the touristic activity in the area. - Desire of people to enhance their community and living standards. - Relying on commercial activity due to the culture of learning handicrafts skills.
SWOT Analysis
Strenghtes
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Physical
Physical
Physical
Physical
Buildings -The prevelance of historic buildings with good condition occupies 47% of the district`s buildings. Infrastructure -The whole district is well supplied with electricity. -The whole district is well provided with water. Services -Social: #Post offices serve the whole district. #The presence of el Gamaleyya police station. #The Presence of NGOs. -Economical: #Presence of a huge commercial district that serves both inside and outside. -Educational: #Presence of 10 schools that are enough to serve the whole district.
SocioEconomical Studies
-Decrease of population rate decreases the rate of consumption of the services. -The percentage of youth is the heights among rhe population pyramid.
Buildings Location -Buildings` heights are incompatible -Near the capital`s CBD. with the width of the streets which can -Accessable from main roads as Salah cause claustrophobia. Salem and Autostrade. -Streets are unquallified for the -Presence of a Metro station Bab Al movement of the vehicles. Shaeria. -Availability of severak bus stops Infrastructure provide transportation for the district. -Abcence of parkings. -Near the Azhar Park ÂŤfor both residents -75% of streets are unpaved. and visitorsÂť -The district is ill lighted. -The existance of El Hussien Hospital -Absence of maintenance for the beside El Gamaleyya district. available lighting equipments Projects Services -UNESCO`s Urban Regeneration for -Health: Historic Cairo Project. #Lack of health services, few -Ministry of Antiquities and Cairo Governate`s Prject turning El clincs only hospitals. Gamaleyya street to open museum. -Social: -Ministry of Antiquities Project of #Lack of youth centers and restoration of water and sanitation clubs facilities. #Absence of cultural centers. -Environmental: #Ansence of green areas. #Noise pollution: rsulted from workshops. #Air pollution: resulted from factories within the residential districts and from cars passing in the pedistrian street.
Buildings -Entrances from highways are narro which cause traffic jams. -Commercial Activities in El Moski an Port Saied Street are moslty based the chinese products ( about 85% with a very limited local productio -Street vendors and their ca occupying most of Port Saied Stree
Political
Buildings -Subsidence of commerial moveme in El-Moski and Port Saied Street. -Subsidence of tourism leading to huge loss in hard currency. -Spread of street vendors. -Abscence of UNESCO rules concernin pollution.
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Vision of El Gamaleyya Center of the Vibrant History Upgrading Heritage Entity 1- Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings
5- Upgrading Urban environment
1-1 Expropriation of historic buildings from civilians and private organizations to the government within 3 years. 1-2 Re-using ill-used historic buildings as attractions within 3 years.
5-1.Revising buildings` heights according to UNESCO`s rules and laws within 5 years. 5-2 Comparing streets widthhs with public rules of traffic and considering their uses within 5 years. 5-3 Building hotels within 10 years 5-4 Integrating the region with green areas of an area-20% of the regions area within 5 years.
2- Reviving Neglected Hertiage Buildings
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2-1 Restoration of Poor-conditioned historic buildings within 5 years. 2-2 Opening desserted historic buildings for visitors within 3 years
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3-1 Making 5 main paths connecting historic sights to each others within 2 years. 3-2 Putting up signsindicative illustrate the paths and historic buildings.
Improving Quality of Life 4- Seprating un-compatible activities 4-1 Separating crafting activities from residential areas by stablishing commercial transitional district in between within 5 years. 4-2 Moving all industrial activities away from any historical places by a minimum range of 200 meters within 10 years.
6- Upgrading the Infrastructure 6-1 Making maintenance of water and sewage pipes every tho years. 6-2 Paving all the unpaved streets within 3 years 7- Improving Social Services 7-1 Building youth centers within 40 years at the cemetries. 7-2 Making a residential district to the north of El Gamaleyya at the cemeteries within 50 years. 7-3 Making a future plan withing 5 years for making social and cultural nodes within the residential areas with a ratio of 20% of the area of blocks. 7-4 Enclosing streets with high commercial denisty to only pedestrians and specifying places for street vendors within 1 year. 7-5 Installing ATM machines and exchange offices along the tourstic grid within 1 year
7-6 Establishing public library and cultural center within 1 year 7-7 Establishing clinics ( Dental, ocular, ... ) withing 5 years.
Linking Heritage with Society 8- Incouraging Native Crafts 8-1 Building schools for teaching native crafts within 2 years. 8-2 Holding exhibitions for the products of the handicrafting schools in historic places to encourage civilians to learn these crafts within 1 year. 9-Linking Visiting Sights 9-1 Making attractions points of shops or hand crafting galleries along the visiting grid between the historic places within 5 years. 10- Holding Attractions Events 10-1 Holding spiritual and traditional shown in historic places in 3 years
Projects Capital Investment 1.Paving some main streets making a network (AlMoez-Elgamaleyya-Beet elQadi-...) and adding some street furniture 2.Restoration of ElShaarani El Barany mosque as a historic building. 3. Reuse of Wekalt Zaraa and El Harameen as a historic buildings and holding cultural events in it. 4. Building bazaars and handcrafting wokshops along the sight-seeing nework. 7. Establishing specialized clinics. 5. Building 3 hotels along the sight-seeing network. 6.Installing more of ATM Machines 7. Establishing specialized clins. 8. Establishing library and cultural center. 9. Building Youth center at the cemetries district on 10 feddan area. 10.Building a new residential district at the cemeteries after removing it containing 500units.
Strategies Making Vehicles passages that leads to certain parkings at intermediate points through the district for pedesterian only
Making a yout of the and in popula
Reducing building heights to fit street width low.
Procedural 1. Expropertigtion of historic to the government. 2.Limiting mobility in some streets topedestrian only and specifing places for vendors. 3. Turning UNESCO`s regulations to laws. 4. Prohibiting of the presence of crafting activities near residential areas in case being near, they should be seprated by a commercial zone. 5. Moving all industrial activities away from any historical places by a minimum range of 200 meters
Capacity Building 1. Building native handcrafts teaching schools and holding galleries
Founding handcrafting teaching sch teach people about traditional hand so they could open up their own wo Founding cultural centres to teach peo heritage and how to preserve it. -Building a Youth center for r to do sports and gather t
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Building hotels for tourists along the touring network
Building bazaars and handcrafts workshops along tourism network
Making a touring network through the districtinstead of an axis toenhance the tourism and make use of the precious historic places
Future Landuse
Detailed Designs
Section Details
Street Furniture Details
Signage Details
Fences Details
Key Plan
Softscape Details
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Other Works
Sketches of Residential Landscape Projects
Conceptual Design For Residential Compound
Conceptual Design For Moahmed Ali`s Palace in Maadi
FreeHand Architectural Sketches
Sketches& Paintings
I have always enjoyed Art from an early age, This love of Art has developed me and my thoughts to be grown in different perspective of my own. Although I pursued an academic rather than creative path in University, I have always been fascinated by the patterns that occur in art, architecture and the natural world, Drawing and painting have heightened my appreciation of them as I believe my work basically is depending on art.
DOAA IMAM LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2015
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning& Design. Faculty of Engineering. Ain Shams Univerisity. Cairo, Egypt.
DOAA IMAM
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