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DESIGN PORTFOLIO JOUMANA ABDELKHALEK
JOUMANA ABDULKHALIK ARCHITECT, LEED AP CONTACT INFORMATION
London, United Kingdom UK: (+44) 7521047111 joumana.abdulkhalik@gmail.com Born: March 18th, 1992 Nationality: Egyptian
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Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers, since 2014. Registration No.32/03629 Federation of Arab Engineers, since 2014. Registration No.16/4091
ABOUT ME
I find satisfaction in continuously learning and exploring new dimensions within the field of Architecture. I am an eclectic combination, influenced by culture, history, and art of my country; and driven by technological advancements and design intelligence. During my career, with lately completing the DRL program in The Architectural Association in London, I have experienced new approaches in architecture, generative design, parametric and real time design; that have opened up my mind triggering my curiosity for further experimentation, design research, creating, and making. The works presented in my portfolio are an attempt to express the influences and capabilities acquired during my education, work, and research. Every new step to me is an adventure, a new world of endless learning possibilities, a reinforcement of my passion for design and a determination to fulfill my dreams; allowing architecture to communicate and enhance quality of life.
CERTIFICATE
HONORS AND AWARDS:
LEED Accredited Professional with Neighborhood Development Speciality(LEED AP ND), Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), December 2014.
-Dean’s Honors List, The American University in Cairo (2011-2013)
-Achieved highest class grade in final project juries for Design Studios: III, V, VI in the American University in Cairo and displayed at the annual Exhibition. (2011-2013)
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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2017
Master of Architecture (MArch) in Architecture and Urbanism (Design Research Lab), The Spyropoulos Design Lab supervised by Theodore Spyropoulos Architectural AssociationSchool of Architecture, London, United Kingdom
SOFTWARE & FABRICATION SKILLS
Architect and Urban Designer in Dar El handasah (Shair and Partners) Cairo, Egypt & Beirut, Lebanon
Sep 2015 - Jan 2017
2015
May 2014- Sep 2015
2014
Environmental and Sustainable Design, University of California, Los Angeles, Exchange Semester. Jun 2012- Aug 2012
Teaching Assistant in The American University in Cairo Sep 2012- Dec 2012
2012
BSc. Architectural Engineering, The American University in Cairo GPA: 3.635 Sep 2008 - January 2014
Modelling:
Rendering:
ACAD 2D & 3D
VRAY for Maya
Maya
VRAY for 3DSMAX
Rhinoceros 3DS MAX
Associative Modelling: Grasshopper
3D Fabrication:
Coding Language:
Rapid Prototyping, 3D printing, lasercutting, CNC-ing
Processing Java Robotics: Arduino
Adobe Suite: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Premiere, Aftereffects Microsoft office & Keynote
LANGUAGES
INTERESTS
ENGLISH
PHOTOGRAPHY
JEWELLERY DESIGN
ARABIC FRENCH
IGCSE, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Graduated June 2008
2008
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ANIMATION
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE:
London, United Kingdom
Los Angeles, USA
Suez Canal, Egypt
Cairo, Egypt
Beirut, Lebanon
Kirkuk, Iraq Qatar Oman
Jeddah, Riyadh Saudi Arabia
Madinah, Saudi Arabia Angola
Countries I’ve Studied and Worked in Locations of projects I worked on during my time in dar ABDELKHALEK
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REFERENCES
Theodore Spyropoulos |
Director of the AADRL Spyropoulos Design Lab Master Architecture Association School of Architecture 36 Bedford Square London WC1B3ES theo@minimaforms.com
Michelle D’Amonville | Lead Urban Designer & Project Manager Baracho Dar Group 74 Wigmore Street London W1US2Q
Basil Kamel
Direct Dial: +44 (0) 207 9626044 michelle.damonvillebaracho@dargroup.com
| Professor of Architecture in the Architectural Engineering Department The American University in Cairo AUC Avenue, P.O. Box 74 New Cairo 11835, Egypt basilkamel@aucegypt.edu
LIST OF PROJECTS
DESIGN RESEARCH
SLINKY(BOT)
SCADP, Egypt
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab
REDEFINING EDGES Computing Matter
ACADEMIC
PROFESSIONAL
BETWEEN THE LINES High Tech Design
EXPERIENCING FOLDS Structural Design
BLENDING ARCHITECTURE Contextual Design
KIRKUK INTEGRATED CITY, Iraq
BEYOND ARCHITECTURE Graduation Project
OFFICE TOWER
Computational Design
ELEVATION REDESIGN Contextual Design
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SWARMING AGENCY Encoded Matter
EXPERIMENTAL JEWELLERY
DOWNTOWN URBAN PLAZA, Qatar
A PLACE TO REMEMBER
Sustainable Energy Design
RE-IMAGINING AN URBAN SET UP Urban Design
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SAMPLE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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DESIGN RESEARCH
SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab Thesis project during the 16 months AADRL MArch Programme in the Architectural Association School of Architecture. (Jan 2016-Jan 2017). p.10
REDEFINING EDGES Computing Matter
Workshop during the 16 months AADRL MArch Programme in the Architectural Association School of Architecture. (Sep 2016-Nov 2016). p.22
SWARMING AGENCY Encoded Matter
Workshop during the 16 months AADRL MArch Programme in the Architectural Association School of Architecture. (Nov 2016-Dec 2016). p.26
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SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab The slinky(bot) behavioural system is an autonomous self-assembly and self-aware design system. It aims to provide an alternative approach for living, that extends on the ideas of materially and geometrically elastic, endless and ever-evolving architecture. The slinkybots are companions in the house that are emotive, and have their independent life cycles that are symbiotically intertwined with the human lifecycle creating an environment that grows and adapts with its users. The system consists of poly-scalar relationships for reasons for functionality and experience. It initiates from the lowest level of organization, the unit scale. Within this scale, concepts of singular entity morphology were researched resulting in a dual-state slinkybot, a compact state and an extended one. The compact state explores mobility and structuring mechanisms, while the extended state introduces concepts of spanning, transparency and a higher level of complexity. The slinkybots are designed to be aware of each other, their surrounding environment, and the human and are able respond at the level of an individual unit and a collective one.
At the aggregation scale, the units collectively work together through different modes of communication to achieve different organizational taxonomies. Across the lifecycle of the slinkybot system, more complex body plans are developed and differentiated for reasons of specialization. They specialize to create functional landscapes, lighting organizations, and sensory habitable spaces that are interactive and playful, living in parallel with the human. At a high population scale, the system addresses space making strategies and reconfigurable frameworks inspired to create an ecology within the Eames House, that represent its original values of playfulness, surprise, iteration, adaptability, and sustainability. These values are reinterpreted, to what we think, corresponds to the technological advancements of our current time.
Team Project with Aya Riad, Hanbing Zhao, and Qin Xia
Slinkybot instagram account: slinkybot_aadrl
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SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab TAXONOMY (BODY PLAN) GENERATION
SIMPLE BEHAVIOUR
SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab
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SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab
Generation of spaces using basic rules on processing and then translating it to maya to give the space complex material properties.
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SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab
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SLINKY(BOT)
THE SLINKY(BOT) DETAILS
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab PNEUMATIC SYSTEM ACTUATION
THE SLINKY(BOT) DESIGN
AIR MUSCLE DETAIL
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SLINKY(BOT)
Biogenic Organizational Taxonomies Spyropoulos Design Lab
SECTION THROUGH EAMES HOUSE WITH SLINKYBOTS
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REDEFINING EDGES Computing Matter PROJECT BRIEF: Through a series of physical model experimentations using plaster and fabric stitching, the relationship between geometry and material behaviour was explored. Getting acquanted with the fabrication and familiarizing with the plaster behaviour was the main aim in the first phase of the workshop. The folds that ocurred several times in the physical models caused the models to become structurally weak. To solve this, the idea of redefining edges emerged.
prototype. Using Rhino and Maya, the module started from the basic form which is plane. The plane was bent to create the fold and replicated to create the structure. (82, M.arch Architecture and Urbanism Course Guide) The model was simulated on grasshopper to identify the expected water flow, and hence the pattern stitching logic. Furthermore, the model was simulated on maya to predict he correlation between the stitching pattern and plaster behaviour.
PROJECT CONCEPT: The logic behind the design was to create the pattern stitching in a way that will strengthen the folds and edges, through directing the plaster through those edges. In the series of final models we created a Team Project with Yuan Yao and Hanbing Zhao
A B
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PANEL DESIGN
A Folding Panels
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PATTERN DESIGN
Fabric Before Pattern Stitching
FINAL MODEL
FABRIC PRE-CASTING
Fabric Before After Stitching
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Top View Top View
REDEFINING EDGES Computing Matter
TOPOLOGICAL VARIATIONS Generate different folded geometry from a sheet of fabric
Symmetry
Perspective ctive View View
Radial Symmetry
12-side column
WATER FLOW VS GRAVITY ANALYSIS
DETAILED PATTERN ANALYSIS
DIFFERENT POSSIBLE ITERATIONS
TIMELINE OF PREVIOUS MODELS
16-side column
MAYA PHYSICS SIMULATION
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SWARMING AGENCY Encoded Matter PROJECT BRIEF: This workshop involved the use of Processing to create digital simulations related to the swarm behaviour of agents, which were later milled either from images, 3D models, or the actual code (in real-time) using a Roland MDX CNC machine. To translate the designs from digital form to physical model form, programs like ArtCAM and Processing were utilised to produce a string of numbers (coordinates) to send as input as well as allow the control of the CNC milling machine. Initial experimentation involved milling images and 3D models that were produced in Processing and manipulated through ArtCAM, which facilitated the control of the depth of the cut based on color assignment. Later experimentation focused on creating a direct relationship between the digital realm and the physical realm, which meant milling directly from Processing a series of scripts with single or multiple agents being cut in real-time or semi-real-time. This was taken a step further by adding an arduino setup with light sensors that facilitated a feedback-loop between the machine and the digital script. Team Project with Nassmah AlGhousseini and Morgan Graboski
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SWARMING AGENCY Encoded Matter
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Architect and Urban Designer PROFESSIONAL WORK in Dar El handasah (Shair and Partners) Cairo, Egypt & Beirut, Lebanon
Suez Canal Area Development Project, p.32
DOWNTOWN URBAN PLAZA, Qatar p.36
KIRKUK INTEGRATED CITY, Iraq p.38
A Selection of Professional Projects p.40
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Architect and Urban Designer in Dar El handasah (Shair and Partners) Cairo, Egypt & Beirut, Lebanon
SUEZ May CANAL AREA DEVELOPMENT 2014- Sep 2015 PROJECT, Egypt
PROJECT DESCRIPTION REGIONAL SCALE Suez Canal Area Devel2014 opment Project, Egypt. Preparation of Strategic Plan and Master Plans that optimise the developAssistant in ment potential of theTeaching Suez Canal The American University in Cairo n, without compromising the integrnia, Sep 2012Dec 2012 rity of the existing main zone, and integrate relevant components r. into a single, coherent planning 2012 2 framework. WORKED WITH TEAM: Engineering, ersity in Cairo DAR BEIRUT
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DAR AMMAN DAR LONDON DAR CAIRO RESPONSIBILITIES IN PROJECT - Brainstorming on regional plan design ideas under the supervi2008 sion of project managers from the Urban planning and design, sustainability, Architecture, Landscape, Economics, and transportation department. -Diagrams and Drawings generation. -Boards and presentations to the Client. -On site survey in different cities along the Suez Canal. - Benchmarking and creating the regulations handbook for the detailed master plans.
VISION
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SUEZ May CANAL AREA DEVELOPMENT 2014- Sep 2015 PROJECT, Egypt DETAILED MASTER PLAN SAMPLES 2014
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Qantara Masterplan
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DOWNTOWN URBAN May 2014- Sep 2015 PLAZA, Qatar 2014
CONCEPT SKETCHES: Teaching Assistant in
The American University in Cairo
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Sep 2012- Dec 2012
Pre-Contract Professional Consultancy 2012 Services for Downtown Urban Plaza and Underground Parking at West Bay Area, Qatar. Engineering,The team completed the concept design of the ersity in Cairo mosque and cultural space.
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- Development, diagraming, and sketching one of the design options presented to the client. -Diagrams and Drawings generation for the final concept design. -Boards and presentations to the Client.
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RESPONSIBILITIES IN PROJECT
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WORKED WITH TEAM: DAR LONDON DAR CAIRO
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KIRKUK INTEGRATED May 2014- Sep 2015 CITY, Iraq
PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2014 Kirkuk Integrated City (Cheman Hills - Kirkuk), Iraq. Concept master plan development, including inception Teaching Assistant in d report and data collection for a University in Cairo The American n, 65 ha site within a complex ornia, Sep 2012-to Dec 2012 pography to be developed into er. a mixed-use city with a range 2012 2 of commercial and residential properties, 5-star hotel and Engineering, performance arena. versity in Cairo
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WORKED WITH TEAM: DAR BEIRUT RESPONSIBILITIES IN PROJECT - Development, diagraming, and sketching the following op2008design options) SITE ANALYSIS tion (one of the presented to the client. -Diagrams and Drawings generation for the final concept design. -Boards and presentations to the Client. - Detailed topography site analysis
FINAL OPTION DESIGN:
ROAD NETWORK
TOPOGRAPHY STUDY
SITE TOP0GRAPHY DESIGN
TOPOGRAPHY ANALYSIS:
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SELECTED WORK @ DAR MASTER PLAN DESIGN IN ANGOLA.
Architect and Urban Designer in Dar El handasah (Shair and Partners) Cairo, Egypt & Beirut, Lebanon
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SULTAN QABOOS PORT PROPOSAL May 2014- Sep 2015
RESPONSIBILITIES IN PROJECT -Brainstorming on master plan design ideas under 2014 the supervision of project managers from the Urban planning, urban design, and landscape departments. -Boards and Presentation to the client. Teaching Assistant in The American University in Cairo
SepWITH 2012- Dec 2012 WORKED TEAM:
2012
DAR BEIRUT DAR CAIRO DAR LONDON
SITE & DESIGN ANALYSIS
2008
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ACADEMICUNDERGRADUATE
BETWEEN THE LINES High Tech Design p.44
BEYOND ARCHITECTURE Graduation Project p.46
A PLACE TO REMEMBER Sustainable Energy Design
RE-IMAGINING AN URBAN SET UP Urban Design p.59
p.54
REDESIGNING ELEVATION Contextual Design p.56
OFFICE TOWER
Computational Design p.60
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EXPERIENCING FOLDS A 1:1 Exhibition Space p.52
BLENDING ARCHITECTURE Contextual Design p.58
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SAMPLE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS p.61
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BETWEEN THE LINES PROJECT BRIEF: The following design is an Architecture school, which extends to an existing building in the American University in Cairo campus. PROJECT CONCEPT: The current design of the architecture school in (AUC) doesn’t have an identity. The concept of this project is to shape up the identity of the school and make it stand out. The design breaks into the existing science building to gives a statement. It expresses the uniqueness of the architecture students. The complexity of the form aims to signify the struggle that the architecture student goes through during the years of study, and the sculptural design represents creativity. Moreover, the open plan shows the necessity for interaction and freedom between the students and their studio spaces.
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BEYOND ARCHITECTURE GRADUATION PROJECT
Socio-cultural Center ‘Inspired by the people, for the people.”
PROJECT BRIEF: The following design is a Sociocultural center, designed within a master plan developed to bridge the gap between the community, heritage, and culture. PROJECT CONCEPT: The Sociocultural center serves both the community and the cultural visitors of the fustat area. It serves as a medical center, a library, wedding hall, civic service center, and many adjustable spaces for workshops. It also contains specific cultural corners such as “Beit El she’r. It is inspired by the people, for the people.
FORM GENERATION DIAGRAM
Analysis of skyline:
Environmental Analysis:
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
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BEYOND ARCHITECTURE GRADUATION PROJECT
Socio-cultural Center ‘Inspired by the people, for the people.”
-6.0 Level Plan (Main Plan)
Section B-B
-3.0 Level Plan (Main Plan)
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URBAN RESTITCHING GRADUATION PROJECT MASTER PLAN DESIGN
CONCEPT & VISION: PROJECT BRIEF: The following master plan was developed as part of the urban restitching agenda. PROJECT CONCEPT: The location of Mogamaa El Adyan/ old fustat city was chosen because it was detached from the rest of Cairo, and there was a strong need for it to become a historical district due to the value of the different monuments in the area. A full research was done on the area and its surrounding to develop a master plan EXISTING SITE IMAGES VS RENDERS OF VISION that will connect all the different heritage sites together through reviving the lost intangible culture. The master plan was designed by a group of 6, and 6 different projects were proposed.
Master plan designed with Rana Swellam, Norhan Tarek, Amr Tawfik, Karim Abdelrehim, and Youssef Noureldin
“A VIBRANT WALKABLE
DISTRICT, RESTITCHING THE FRAGMENTED TANGIBLE HERITAGE OF MOGAMAA AL ADYAN. THE DISTRICT WILL ACT AS A CATALYST BY INTEGRATING THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES TO RESTORE THE LOST INTANGIBLE CULTURE OF MOGAMAA AL ADYAN.”
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EXPERIENCING FOLDS STRUCTURAL DESIGN
PROJECT BRIEF: The following is an architectural exhibition space that represents the architecture school. The model was a scale of 1:1 using only cardboard as a structural element without glue. PROJECT CONCEPT: The exhibition space conveyed the experience of stress through the folds being overpowering in the space where they slowly increase in height to give the user a sense of relief as they experience the space.
CONNECTIONS TO STRENGTHEN PANELS
FINAL MODEL
PANEL DESIGNS
PANEL FOLDING
PANEL OVERLAY
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A PLACE TO REMEMBER Sustainable Energy Design PROJECT BRIEF: This project aims to tackle the issue of sustainability and create a complex next to the media city which is influenced by it and is accessible to everyone. Team Project with Amr Tawfik & Sarah Salim
PROJECT CONCEPT: The main drive of this project is the people. You should get a different feeling everytime you experience a building. this will help encourage social sustainability along with environmental sustainability. The complex was designed to contain some buildings that move. the main spine in the center is inspired by the nile and the buildings move to represent 2 scenes, the first is the regular scene and the second represents when the nile floods. The movement mechanism will also have an environmental impact. the buildings move to be selfshading, the sustainable trees open and close when they need to, the photovoltaic panels in the mesh store light energy etc..
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ELEVATION REDESIGN CONTEXTUAL DESIGN PROJECT CONCEPT: After the full analysis of Klot Beik Street, a modern elevation which didn’t fit in with the old khedivian architecture of the street was selected to be redesigned. Three alternatives were created, one to completely blend with the context, by using the same patterns and proportions. Another to contrast with the existing, however still using the same architectural language and grid. The last was the one that harmonizes with the surrounding by creating
MOOD BOARD OF ARCHITECTURE IN STREET:
something in between the 2 other options. The three elevations were tested and the contrasting one was chosen to be the most appropriate because it fits the culture of today and explains all the layers of history through its unique design.
BLENDING ELEVATON:
HARMONIZING ELEVATON:
CONTRASTING ELEVATION:
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BLENDING ARCHITECTURE Library and Research Center PROJECT CONCEPT: The library and research center is the transition and link between the community and culture. Therefore it is located between the musuem, opera house and community center. The project is inspired by “SOUR AL AZBAKIYA� which was a cultural book fair that took place around azbakiya garden. Therefore, the library aimed to revive this book fair and to create a library that is underground. This will allow minimal effect on the garden, The library is not a traditional one to encourage people to visit it.
The Master plan:
RE-IMAGINING AN URBAN SET UP Urban Design PROJECT CONCEPT: The project is located in an island in
cairo called al warrak. The concept is to created a mixed use project that emphasizes the importance of form generation. The landscape plays a major role in generating the pedestrian walkways which revive the pedestrian culture along the nile. This also creates social interaction.
CONCEPT MASTER PLAN
ANALYSIS DIAGRAMS
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OFFICE TOWER
Computational Design
PROJECT CONCEPT: The tower is situated in an island. It consists of 2 buildings. The 2 buildings are in harmony with each other and the design is inspired by the dynamic status associated with sailing. SECTION:
SAMPLE VASARI ANALYSIS:
MODEL SHOTS:
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A SELECTION OF TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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SECTION SCALE-1:50
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SECTION ONE SCALE-1:50
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A Selection of Experimental Body Architecture.
Neck Architecture
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Experimental Statement Rings
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Online Portfolio: http//issuu.com/joumanaa For further enquiries: Contact : (+44)7521047111 joumana.abdulkhalik@gmail.com
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