LIYAH MARIAM GEORGE DESIGN PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2011-2019
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CULTURAL RECOVERY BEDOUIN HERITAGE CENTRE , DUBAI UDERGRADUATE THESIS DECEMBER 2015 INSTRUCTOR PROF. RITU AGARWAL PROF. DEBAJYOYI BISWAS
The Bedouin Heritage Centre, located in close proximity to the Dubai Creek is a conjunction of multiple and varied programmes centred around Emirati culture and history. This undergraduate thesis proposal, seeks to revive the history of nomadic settlements and create a communal space in the midst of an increasingly globalized city.
" The heritage centre is a stage for the artist, a sanctum for the
religious, a school for the student, an emporium for the trader. It becomes an opportunity to recapture heritage and foster a new relationship between the past and the present.
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PEARL DIVING
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
TRADING
DEPLOYING THE GRID Diagramming the areas and intensity of space value on the site. THE SITE
BREAKING THE GRID Identifying the Qibla's direction and view axes. Direction all axes towards the religious centre on the site. Nestled between the creek and Bur-Dubai, the site marks the historical value of the Creek where the Bani Yas nomadic tribe settled. The creek eventually became the heart of trade and let to the growth of Dubai as a town. The dense urban character of the old city is an adaptation of the built form and a response to the extreme climatic conditions.
ELEVATING THE PLANES Creating the central negative volume which translates to the Arabic courtyards.
DEIRA, DUBAI
ANALYSIS OF EXISTING URBAN FABRIC OF DEIRA
BRIDGING THE CORRIDORS Connecting the in-between spaces which form the circulation that bring visitors around. BUILDING STRUCTURE
STREEET PATTERN
PLOT PATTERN
• Dense urban fabric • The street and the building as interlaced elements
• Morphology of 'in between' spaces • Creating an alternative order
• Regularised grid pattern • Strong sense of hierarchy 3
SITE SECTION
AUDITORIUM ACADEMIC BLOCK
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SITE PLAN
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The planning of the site, takes principles from traditional courtyard planning of Arabic houses. The two negative spaces the entrance plaza and the open air theatre occupy the central location, accompanied by water bodies and local vegetation creating an 'urban oasis'.
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1. MOSQUE 2. LIBRARY 3. COURTYARD 4. TRAINING ROOM 5. ADMIN OFFICE 6. GUEST HOUSE
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THE MOSQUE 5.
1. OPEN PRAYER HALL 2. REST ROOMS 3. ABLUTION SPACE 4. POOL OF REFLECTION 5. IMAM'S ROOM
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The mosque, marks the central location on the site, adjacent to the courtyard, directing views and thus forming the core of the design. It is designed as an elevated prayer hall and accommodates spill over on the ground floor open space.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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MOSQUE VIEW
1. MALE PRAYER AREA 2. QUIBLA DIRECTION 3. IMAM'S PODIUM
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECTION
1. WOMEN'S PRAYER AREA 2. PRAYER AREA BELOW 2. 1.
MEZZANIE FLOOR PLAN 6
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
THE ACADEMIC BLOCK
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1. ENTRANCE FOYER 2. LIBRARY 3. COURTYARD 4. TRAINING ROOM 5. ADMIN OFFICE 6. GUEST HOUSE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
NORTH-WEST ELEVATION
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
1. LIBRARY 2. READING SPACE 3. WORKSHOP 4. CONFERENCE ROOM 5. R&D 6. READING ROOM 7. GUEST HOUSE
MOSQUE VIEW
ACADEMIC BLOCK VIEW
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THE AUDITORIUM
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1. ENTRANCE FOYER 2. CAFETERIA 3. SERVICE ROOM 4. KITCHEN 5. SHADED OUTDOOR AREA
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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1. TERRACE 2. SERVICE ROOM 3. TICKET COUNTER 4. AUDITORIUM 5. STAGE 6. CHANGING ROOM
THE EXHIBITION CENTRE
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1. ENTRANCE FOYER 2. COURT YARD 3. EXHIBITION HALL 4. STORAGE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 5. LOADING & SERVICES 6. CAFE 7. ADMINISTRATION 8. EXHIBITION SPILL OVER
1. TERRACE 2. COURT YARD 3. EXHIBITION HALL 4. STORAGE
ELEVATION
SECTION 9
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GENESIS MULTI-FAITH SPIRITUAL CENTRE , NAVI MUMBAI INSDAG COMPETITION WORK INSTRUCTOR
NOVEMBER 2014 PROF. SMIRITI MISHRA
CREATING THE NEW FABRIC OF SOCIETY Located in Navi Mumbai, the Multi-Faith Spiritual Centre creates an experiential common space for religious, cultural and spiritual interaction which will help people know each other better, infuse religious tolerance and create the sense of “One World”. This studio project aims to use steel as a medium of architectural expression, to create a visual landmark and a place of worship.
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A. INTERPRETATION GALLERY UNDERGROUND TUNNEL B. PLATE OF THE SANCTUM C. THE POOL OF UNITY D. HELIOSTAT FOCUSING SUNBEAM ON POOL
SANCTUM EXTERIOR VIEW
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1. THE POOL OF UNITY 2. ISLAM WORSHIP SPACE 3. CHRISTIANITY WORSHIP SPACE 4. LIFT TO LEVEL 2 5. SIKHISM WORSHIP SPACE
6. HINDUISM WORSHIP SPACE 7. BUDDHISM WORSHIP SPACE 8. TUNNEL EXIT 9. CONGREGATION SPACE 10. THE POOL OF INFINITY
The 30 metre high exoskeleton of the central sanctum rises acove at the edge of the hill side overlooking the newly settled Navi Mumbai CBD area. With utopian architectural features this structure seeks to create a sense of awe for the mass and invite them to come at this spiritual complex to experience all five major religions. The access is from the below through a tunnel which opens to the sanctum which reminds of the connection of all religions to earth and water.
PLAN SANCTUM INTERIOR VIEW
ANCILLARY FRAME
CENTRAL RIDGE
CHRISTIANITY
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BUDDHISM
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The project site is located in an abandoned quarry site in the hills along CBD Belapur in Navi Mumbai. The site provides a great advantage for a peaceful loaction at the heart of the new township and gives panoramic views along all sides and serves as a landmark for the city. 5.
1. THE SANCTUM 2. THE MEDITATION CENTRE 3. DINING HALL 4. CENTRAL PLAZA 5. ENTRANCE PLAZA 6. MARRIAGE HALL AND ADMINISTRATION 7. RESIDENTIAL DORMITORY 8. TRAINING SCHOOL 9. OPEN AIR THEATRE
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ADMIN & MARRIAGE HALL
1. MARRIAGE CORE 2. ADMIN CORE 3. MARRIAGE HALL 4. STAGE 5. GREEN ROOM 6. STORE 7. DINING 8. KITCHEN 9. SEMINAR ROOM 10. LOUNGE 11. OFFICE 12. LIBRARY 13. LIBRARY STAFF 14. CUT - OUT
MARRAIGE HALL I + DINING MARRAIGE HALL II + DINING CORE ADMIN
The intermediate Dining Hall floor is stacked between the two marriage hall floors to group service areas together.
The two Dining Halls are separated axially to be accessed internally from both the respective Marriage Hall floors and also through the core
The Administrative Wing and the Library block are stacked in the topmost floors which are remotely accessed through the partitioned core. 13
VIEW FROM MEDITATION CENTRE & DINING HALL
The meditation and dining hall wings are located adjacent to the sanctum conceptualized as free form structure in steel tensegrity members and glass cast envelope, this emulates the cave like enclosures prevalent in Ancient Indian religious architecture. The sanctum takes its form from the long evolved monumental scale of places of worship and tries to morph the Islamic arch, Christian spire and Hindu shikhara in an abundance of water around from Sikh spirituality and caves of Buddhism.
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MEDITATION CENTRE
1. DINING SPACE 2. FOOD SERVING SPACE 3. ABLUTION SPACE 4. KITCHEN
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DINING HALL PLAN
1. MEDITATION HALL 2. MAGNETIC LEVITATED BALL 3. SERVICE
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BASEMENT LVL I
BASEMENT LVL II
MEDITATION PLAN
DINING HALL SECTION
MEDITATION SECTION
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THEATRE OF THE STRANGE LOOP THEATRE OF ALTERNATE PERFORMANCES , ANN ARBOR INSTITITUTIONS STUDIO INSTRUCTOR
DECEMBER 2019 PROF. ROBERT ADAMS
A gridiron framework of parallel lines is since history, a method of apportion of land and establishing control over colonized territories, like in Roman civilizations. The grid as a totalitarian structure which creates an ordered system, consciously planned to symbolize control over a landscape and perhaps also its inhabitants. The grid pattern underlying most American cities reflects a single act of order and not a complex evolution. The project references the Jefferson Grid which currently predominates the American landscape, which evolved as a method of land survey and distribution. The Theatre of strange loops questions how architecture can challenge the existing social order, and anatomical hierarchy. The project stages four institutional instruments around the site through their non-identical twin, the physicality of the form and function are exploited to create different theatrical spaces and their structure of control over the body exposed, into a performative architecture.
HOSPITAL
OBSERVATORY
CEMETARY
The project becomes a “legible sequence of various performances” and is presented as a staging of curated systems of order. The theatre of strange loops, much like Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, is a seemingly complete act which has been chopped into vignettes and rearranged like a puzzle.
MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE
AXONOMETRIC DRAWING
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URBAN INTERVENTION TRANSFORMATION OF THE INDIAN GHAT, MARKET DESIGN, KOLKATA NASA COMPETITION WORK INSTRUCTOR
JANUARY 2015 PROF. SATYAKI SARKAR
This urban redesign project located below the Howrah Bridge on the banks of Hoogly River, Kolkata, seeks to cretae order in thriving multi nodal activity space. Understanding the historical and geographical importance of the site, the design primarily aims at conserving and re-visioning the onriginal grandeur of the ghats while simuntaleously enhancing the econonic status of the of the century - old flower market. of Malik Ghat.
" Since creation, the earth’s surface has continually worked its
way, by trial and error, towards the condition of climate and racial groupings that existed at the beginning of recorded history. The length of time it took to do so is beyond comprehension: if the evolution of the world since creation corresponded in time to one year, then civilized man would have been upon it for only one minute. - The Landscape of Man (Geoffrey and Susan Jellicoe).
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SITE ACTIVITY
THE SITE
Located below the Howrah Bridge on the banks of Hoogly River is Mallick Ghat - the unique 125 years old flower market which is held every morning. This is the largest wholesale flower market in eastern India where hundreds of stalls and thousands of people jostle for space bargain and make purchases in this 7 acre area.
1. ARMENIAN GHAT TEMPLE 2. ARMENIAN GHAT 3. SOUTH MARKET 4. CENTRAL MARKET STREET 5. RELIGIOUS RITUALS 6. URBAL SPRAWL
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ZONING
In front of the ghat is a raised area with parallel bars. This spot is in use as a wrestling ring by local “pehelwans”.
The market starts In the morning and flower sellers from all the adjacent areas of Kolkata come with different types of flowers.
There is always a stream of religious oriented activities taking place. Immersion of images of gods and goddess take place especially those of Durga-ensemble.
Bathing is the major activity that people perform from the surrounding , areas as well as from distant places , 20
ADAPTABLE SHELTER
SELLING SPACE
PLAZA
nspired by the traditional ‘Char Chala’ houses of Kolkata, the shelter features a sloping roof sturcture with curved ends made in stone or brick that imitaes thatch origin. The upper end of this segment converge at the apex. This provision is provided for the in-site slum dwellers to use both as dwelling and selling space of self-made local cafts.
The compact selling space designed in several levels can also be doubled as a public plaza after market hours.
The columns from the colonial style collonaded pavillion have been re-imagined as the primary vertical structural member of the glass parasol.
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3. 1. ENTRANCE GROUND 2. DECK 3. CROSS OVER BRIDGE 4. SHOPS 5. ARMENIAN GHAT BUILDING 6. VIEWING DECK
7. RAM CHANDRA GOENKA GHAT 8. SHOP CLUSTER 9. PLAZA 10. FLOATING MARKET 11. CAFE 12. HOWRAH BRIDGE
FLOATING MARKET VIEW
VIEWING DECK
FLOATING FLOWER MARKET
This deck is risen over 6 m in height tytin the river It acts both as a deck and market. It is also and around the heritagestructure of Mallik Ghat. situated beside the eatry space as a public plaza The viewing Deck can be used to view the structure and eating space. as wellas Ghat to keep the bathing and praying activities intact. FLOATING MARKET VIEW
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HOTEL & SOUK RETAIL SOUK & HOTEL , QATAR PROFESSIONAL WORK LEAD ARCHITECT
OCTOBER 2018 ROUPEN YACOUBIAN
The project consists of a mixed use development of a four star hotel and retail souk, located in Qetaifan Island North, a waterfront hub. The design aims to connect these two distinct uses through a single sculptural canopy, providing filtered light and a comfortable walk along the 400m long site. Taking inspiration from traditional souk planning, the design features several plazas and outdoor spaces. The typology is guided by a reinterpretation of traditional architecture and character translated into a contemporary language.
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THE SOUK
THE SINGLE MASS A single mass under the canopy curved towards the waterpark with the central spine as circulation
WATER PARK
THE SITE EVENT PLAZA
60M
EVENT PLAZA
CLUSTERS The central spine is broken down into two narrower paths at the centre forming the 'souk-retail'. The clusters are broken down into courtyards opening at every 60m.
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RETAIL DIVISION The clusters are further divided into retail units of 25-40 sqm at the centre and larger F&B units of 150-250 sqm at the two ends.
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PLAZAS The massing creates intermittant plazas or 'voids' that can be conditioned and serve as rest zones.
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Qetaifan Projects, Marina District, Lusail City, PO BOX 2977, Doha, Qatar
Tel: +97 (4) 4423 7818 Fax: +97 (4) 4423 7819 www.katarahospitality.com Consultant
WS Atkins & Partners Overseas, PO BOX 24656, Doha, Qatar
1. HOTEL 2. SOUK 3. CONFERENCE CENTRE 4. CHALET 5. WATERPARK
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SOUK
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A sheltered street with light wells protecting the space from the harsh external environment.
Clustering of units in a linear fashion, separated by a street. This is the typical arrangement of a souk. Intermediate plazas or courtyard between streets serving as a placemaker or ‘rest space’ for the visitor.
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5. TOILETS & PRAYER ROOMS 6. SOUK DROP OFF 7. HOTEL CONNECTION 8. WATER PARK CONNECTION
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QetaifanISLAND Island NORTH North Development QETAIFAN DEVELOPMENT Phase11PROJECT Project PHASE
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HOTEL SOUK HOTEL&&RETAIL RETAIL SOUK GENERAL PLANS GENERALARRANGEMENT ARRANGEMENT PLANS SOUK GROUND LEVEL PLAN SOUK GROUND LEVEL PLAN
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A combination of the case study and the methodologies that the traditional souks uses to treat there interior section of the souk. • Repetition which becomes part of the architecture • Costumer oriented display. • Limiting and controlling the display territory for each module. Qetaifan Projects Qetaifan Projects LLC LLC MarinaDistrict District Marina LusailCity City Lusail PO Box 2977 PO Box 2977 Doha- Qatar - Qatar Doha
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LINEARITY The splitting of the plot in two reinforces the route from the souk to the sea. Design emphasises the water park edge. Responds to the long slender nature of the site. Articulates an undulating wave. Connectivity to souk and the sea - which becomes the anchor.
MAXIMISED VIEWS • The equality of views is reinforced through the architectural form. • The two principal financial drivers of the island are capitalised upon. • The linear block is carved to allow views across and through the massing.
HOTEL DROP OFF VIEW
AMENITY POCKETS • The splitting of the plot in two creates the opportunity for polarising uses. • The gentle curve created by the massing of the three blocks emphasises the principal external spaces on either side. • The carved blocks allow a controlled porosity at ground floor level.
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Qetaifan Island North Development Phase 1 Project
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HOTEL & RETAIL SOUK GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS HOTEL GROUND LEVEL PLAN
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The first block located to the west and acting as an anchor upon arrival, houses the ballroom and associated facilities with a dedicated entrance. The second block which is centrally located on the site houses the main entrance and main hotel services culminating in the third block housing a secondary FOH guest core connecting to the sea and the wider resort facilities.
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The linear mass is segmented to create several more intimate blocks which combine to create a porous and inviting hotel running through the site. The guestrooms are located above a ground floor podium which begin to prescribe the functions and amenities around the base of the building. Thus, responding sensitively to the wider context.
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VERTICAL VILLAGE HIGH RISE LUXURY RESIDENTIAL, DUBAI PROFESSIONAL WORK LEAD ARCHITECT
NOVEMBER 2017 MOHAMMAD ABU FARAH
This 44-storey tower located in a strategic location fronting on to Sheik Zayed Road and Zabeel Park, Dubai is designed to achieve the vision of an iconic high-rise structure with unique contemporary architectural style.
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VERTICAL PLANNING
PROJECT PROGRAMME The number of units per floor is identified by the number of keys required over the height limit of the plot.
VIEW PRIORITY Pushing the bigger units to the corner and having the smaller unit in between and adjusting the orientation of corner units to achieve a luxurious experience.
PANORAMIC TERRACES Extending the terraces and linking indoor spaces with an outdoor private panoramic terrace. SITE PLAN DUBAI MUNICIPALITY STAMP:
KEY SECTION MACHINE ROOM 1 & 2 + ROOF LINK BRIDGE
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4. THIS DRAWING SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CIVIL DRAWINGS AND ALL RELEVANT SECTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS.
9300
2315
1BR-A3
1BR-B1
3965
2440
2BR-D1
2BR-B1
REFUSE CHUTE
ELECTRICAL ROOM
3050
PL-5'
1850
1100
750 900
FHC 2950
CORRIDOR PL-6'
TOWER 2
2BR-E1
2100
PL-1'
SERVICES
2950
PL-2'
UP
2
1850 2500
1850
PL-3'
ST-3
PL-4'
T7'
T6'
9300
2
T5'
T4'
T3'
T2'
T1'
KEY PLAN
2BR-C1 41200 4300
2002
TOWER 1
3001
1500
3250
TELECOM ROOM 2250
2000
1825
8350
TD
3000
WM ROOM
3850
SL-1'
1850
1850
FIRE LIFT LOBBY FHC 1000
2925
2BR-E1
ST-4
1850
31000
815
350 1425
TC
UP
2925
1850
2440
2300
4050
TB
2000
2BR-A1
1BR-A1
8000
8300
8300
8000
4300
1BR-G3 59
1115
6
1
Sim
1132
TA'
2
TE 9300
2001
1BR-B1
2950
3250
PL-5
PL-6
2BR-C1
1BR-G3
9300
200
3850
ELECTRICAL ROOM
1850
FHC 1000
3001
2300
WM ROOM
3000 2925
1850
FIRE LIFT LOBBY
1 BEDROOM
2BR-E1
3 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOM AMENITIES
REFUSE CHUTE
N 2,791,703.2285 m E 496,117.1176 m
1BR-A1
PT.03
4224
3239
1914
2514
1914
PT.04
SHAFTS
N 2,791,723.0566 m E 496,116.4709 m
NOTE: FOR APARTMENT UNIT LAYOUT, PARTITION SETTING OUT DIMENSIONS, FINISHES, FITTED FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT AND SANITARY WARES REFER TO ID CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS.
PT.05 N 2,791,710.2047 m E 496,111.8040 m
1 : 200
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Consultant
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E N G I N E E R I N G C O N S U L T A N T S
LANDSCAPE
120MM DROP IN SLAB (SSL); NO DROP IN FFL
PT.06
TW-1&2- Tier 1 -General Arrangement Plan
RSA
Chk'd. App'd.
AL KIFAF REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT - L.L.C.
DUPLEX SERVICES
PLOT LINE
SCALE
RVI
By
Client
CIRCULATION
N 2,791,832.9126 m E 496,175.3072 m
1
AST
Description
FOR CLIENT'S APPROVAL
BALCONY
2BR-D1
TE'
1101
Date
5 BEDROOM
PLOT LINE
TIER 1 - GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN
27 APR 17 SCHEMATIC DESIGN ISSUE
Drawing Status
2 BEDROOM
1850
1825
CORRIDOR PL-4
SL-1
A
Rev
LEGEND
1
1850 350 1425
3050
PL-3
UP
ST-2
1850
2950
PL-2
TELECOM ROOM 2250
1500
TD'
1100
PL-1
ST-1
2925
1850 1500
8350
2500
1850
FHC
750 900 2100
31000
2BR-E1
UP
SERVICES
4050
TC'
2BR-A1
2000
2BR-B1
TB'
1BR-A3
Design Consultant
WS Atkins & Partners Overseas KHALID BIN AL-WALID ROAD TELEPHONE +971 4405 9300 P O BOX 5620, DUBAI FAX +971 4405 9301 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EMAIL office.dubai@atkinsglobal.com Copyright © Atkins Limited (2013) Sub Consultant
ALL BALCONY FFL TO BE 20MM LOWER THAN APARTMENT UNIT FFL.
Project Title
F1007 KIFAF DEVELOPMENT Phase II - Plot 5 DUBAI, UAE
1
Drawing Title
TOWER 1 & 2
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN TIER 1
2002
Scale
Designed
As indicated Original Size
A1 Extended
Drawn
MSF Date
27 APR 17
Checked
LCT Date
27 APR 17
Authorised
RVI Date
27 APR 17
Drawing Number
5141662-ATK-TW-DR-A-1101
RSA Date
28 AUG 16 Revision
A
29
07
DUBAI SOUTH MID-RISE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY, DUBAI PROFESSIONAL WORK LEAD ARCHITECT
MARCH 2017 LOUBNA AL ZALEK
The Dubai South masterplan development located on the confluence East-West corridors of Dubai is designed considering the urban blocks, public realm, street scapes and open spaces. This manifested into contemporary built forms that are orthogonal, reinforced by clean lines and a planning principle that is efficient, modular, flexible and sustainable. Contemporary materials and textures and attention to detail have been integral to the overall architectural vision. Thoughtful use of colours have added variety to the overall architectural language bringing in freshness and uniqueness to the concept.
30
Millimetres 10 0 100 Millimetres
100
STATUTORY AUTHORITY STAMP:
0
10
Millimetres
SITE PLAN
GENERAL NOTES: THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT OF WS ATKINS & PARTNERS OVERSEAS AND MUST NOT BE RETAINED, COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THE ABOVE CONSULTANT'S AUTHORITY.
0
10
1.
2
SCHEDULE OF GLASS TYPES
2.
DO NOT SCALE FROM THE DRAWINGS.
3.
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES AND LEVELS IN METRES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE & APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER.
4.
THIS DRAWING SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CIVIL DRAWINGS AND ALL RELEVANT SECTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS.
COLUMN SIZE REDUCTION PRINCIPLES
G
3
PL-01 & PL-02 CORE AT LEVEL 3 & 5 SCALE
1:150
4
PL-01 & PL-02 CORE AT LEVEL 7, 9 & 11 SCALE
1:150
Rev.
Date
Description
By
LAZ
ASC
Chk'd
Auth'd
Drawing Status
Design Consultant
KHALID BIN AL-WALID ROAD P O BOX 5620, DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
TELEPHONE +971 4405 9300 FAX +971 4405 9301 EMAIL office.dubai@atkinsglobal.com
Copyright C Atkins Limited (2013) Sub Consultant
5
SL-01 & ST-01 CORE AT LEVEL 3 & 5 SCALE
1:150
6
SL-01 & ST-01 CORE AT LEVEL 7, 9 & 11 SCALE
1:150
Client
DUBAI AVIATION CITY CORPORATION Project Title
THE PULSE - MIXED USE PROJECT AT RESIDENTIAL CITY DUBAI SOUTH
Drawing Title
1
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
Scale
7
ST-02 CORE AT LEVEL 3 & 5 SCALE
1:150
8
ST-02 CORE AT LEVEL 7, 9 & 11 SCALE
Original Size
A1
Drawing Number
Designed
Drawn
Date
Date
ELEVATION Checked
Authorised
Date
Date
31
Revision
1:150
SCHEDULE OF GLASS TYPES