ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
P O RTF O LI O SELECTED WORKS 2015 - 2017
BY FERAS ALSAGGAF
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CGMP FACILITY Professional project — Nalls Architecture, Inc. 2017
RESEARCH LAB RENOVATION Professional Work — Nalls Architecture,Inc. 2016
CITY OF TENTS eVolo Skyscraper Competition Thesis Project 2015
TEMPE AQUIFER PROGRAM (TAP) Philadelphia University 2015
THE LOOP Land Art Generator Initiative Competition Thesis Project 2016
DOCUMENTATION + DETAILING Professional Work — Nalls Architecture, Inc. 2016-2017
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TRAVEL PHOTOS Fall 2017
Team: Nalls Architecture, Inc Project Type: CGMP Facility + Research Lab Project Role: Schematic Design assistance, Construction documentation, visualization, and presnetation diagrams.
01 CGMP FACILITY
Pancreatic Islet Transplantation The success of the HPAP (human pancreas analysis program) in the treatment of Type 1 Diabetes has led the research group to pursue a BLA for an FDA approved aseptic processing facility where pancreatic islet cells can be harvested for the beneďŹ t of a new host.
[left]: research lab — [right] cleanroom
Cleanroom Enviornment The facility will support a new ISO-7 cleanroom and associated support facilities in compliance with cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practices) standards. The cleanroom suite of 2,136 SF will include cold and clean storage, gowning in and out, and maintenance support facilities. Separated from the cleanroom functions, but associated with the islet cell processes will be a QC Lab and Research Lab.
what is cgmp? CGMP refers to the Current Good Manufacturing Practice regulations enforced by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). CGMPs provide for systems that assure proper design, monitoring, and control of manufacturing processes and facilities. Adherence to the CGMP regulations assures the identity, strength, quality, and purity of drug products by requiring that manufacturers of medications adequately control manufacturing operations. This includes establishing strong quality management systems, obtaining appropriate quality raw materials, establishing robust operating procedures, detecting and investigating product quality deviations, and maintaining reliable testing laboratories. This formal system of controls at a pharmaceutical company, if adequately put into practice, helps to prevent instances of contamination, mixups, deviations, failures, and errors. This assures that drug products meet their quality standards.*
*Source: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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MATERIALITY The cleanroom will be constructed of prefabricated modular wall and ceiling elements. Both cleanroom wall and ceiling panels are fiinished with white uPVC-coated galvanized sheet steel. All Interior finishes will be washable, non-shedding, chemically resistant, and detailed for regular sanitization processes required for safety goals. Cascading air pressurization design from ISO-7 cleanroom lab through ISO-8 gowning vestibules works in conjunction with airborne particulate size monitoring, analysis, and alarming to maintain ISO 14644.1-2015 required levels of cleanliness required for a aseptic processes.
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03 CITY OF TENTS One of the largest annual gatherings in the world takes place in the valleys of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. The relatively small city of Mecca is in constant race with the higher demands to accommodate and move pilgrims more efďŹ ciently and safely. Our approach to this challenge is focused on two main components: decent accommodation and efďŹ cient circulation. With consideration to the increasing number of pilgrims, the design addresses the higher demand through the following approaches: stacking vertically to relief stress on the land and creating automated mass-travel systems.
Existing Conditions The current permanent, tent structures at Mina are reaching the end of their lifespan. Moreover, vehicular trafďŹ c of pilgrim buses are overtaking the few, narrow roads of Mina valley creating trafďŹ c congestion and increased risk of accidents.
Team: Suvir Hira, Feras Alsaggaf Philadelphia University Project Type: eVolo Skyscraper Competition Project Location: Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Our approach to this challenge is focused on two main components: decent accommodation and efďŹ cient circulation. With consideration to the increasing number of pilgrims, the design addresses the higher demand through the following approaches: stacking vertically to relief stress on the land and creating automated mass-travel systems.
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Team: Zach Sammartino Colleen Korp Feras Alsaggaf Philadelphia University Project Location: Tempe, Arizona Client: Arizona State University
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1. Existing building 2. Create protected outdoor space 3. Add ďŹ&#x201A;oors to existing silos 4. Install climate-responsive clad system 5. Encourage growth of native plants
04 TEMPE AQUIFER PROGRAM (TAP) Adaptive Reuse The project is located in Tempe, AZ on the site of the former Hayden Flour Mill and functions to create a dialogue on how water will be sustainability managed for the future. The building is envisioned as a medium for the transformation of energy. Water, heat, light, and wind are transformed by the building into clean water, cooling, electric power, and passive ventilation.
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Design Goals Broken into three programmatic aspects, the building will include: ďŹ ve residential apartments, indoor and outdoor classroom/lecture spaces, and a research and development laboratory with a focus in technology to improve the reuse of water.
[left]: courtyard space [right] systems parti diagram [below] view of work space
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05 THE LOOP Project Location: Santa Monica, CA Competition: Land Art Generator Initiative Team: Feras Alsaggaf Dylan Catino Suvir Hira Philadelphia University
Mission Statement To provide public grounds for engaging both locals and visitors tov Santa Monicaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities while highlighting wave energy generation to provoke contemplation in a place where water is becoming scarcer than ever.
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07 TRAVEL PHOTOS FALL 2017
DOLLY SODS WILDERNESS - WEST VIRGINIA, USA
Ã&#x2013;STERMALMS SALUHALL - TEMPORARY MARKETPLACE STRUCTURE. STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
FREDERIKS KIRKE - THE MARBLE CHURCH. COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
OSLO CITY MUSEUM. OSLO, NORWAY
LES CALANQUES - SOUTHERN FRANCE
LILLE, BELGIUM - FLEMMISH COUNTRYSIDE
NÆRØYFJORD, NORWAY
FERAS ALSAGGAF e ferasalsaggaf@gmail.com | p +971 52 511 4001 | in linkedin.com/in/ferasyj | inst @ferasyj SOFTWARE
EDUCATION
Revit | Enscape | Rhino | Grasshopper | 3DS Max AutoCAD | Bluebeam | Photoshop | InDesign llustrator | Lightroom
Bachelor of Architecture, Photography Minor | 2016 Philadelphia University | Philadelphia, USA
PROJECT AWARDS SKILLS 3D Modeling | Architectural Photography | BIM Coordination | Interior Design | Lab Planning | MEP Coordination | Photo Post-Processing | Virtual Walkthroughs
InnoLight Finalist for “Woven” | 2016
International Student Lighting Competition Change the World Award for “The Loop” | 2016
Philadelphia University Innovators Expo
Intra-Collegiate Winner for “City of Tents” | 2015 EXPERIENCE
Philadelphia University Skyscraper Competition
Apprentice Architect | Aug 2016 - July 2017 Nalls Architecture | Ardmore, USA
ACHIEVEMENTS
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Assist with developing concept layouts for laboratory and healthcare facilities
International Student of the Year | 2016
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Research and implement healthcare facility requirements such as Cleanroom and USP 800 design guidelines
Excellence in Photography Award | 2016
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Survey and develop BIM models
Philanthropic Organization of the Year | 2014 - 2015
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Coordinate consultant drawings and develop construction documents
Commuter Assistant | Aug 2014 - Dec 2015 Philadelphia University | Philadelphia, USA •
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Met on a monthly basis with a committee of commuter students to discuss community concerns Coordinated advocacy efforts to increase oncampus locker storage from conception to approval
Philadelphia University Student Engagement
College of Architecture and the Built Environment
Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter Philadelphia University
ACTIVITIES Volunteer | 2016 - 2017
Bartram’s Garden Community Boathouse Volunteer | 2016 - 2017
Spruce Hill Community Association Bird Sanctuary Mentor | 2016 - 2017
ACE Mentoring Program Eastern Pennsylvania President | 2015 - 2016
Teaching Assistant | Aug 2014 - Dec 2015
Philadelphia University | Philadelphia, USA •
Assisted first-year students with learning fundamentals of design and architecture
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Co-taught “First Year Seminar” course to first-year students
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia University Campus Chapter President | 2012 - 2015
Philadelphia University Int’l Student Association
LANGUAGES Arabic | Native Fluency English | Native Fluency Swedish | Intermediate Fluency