Portfolio Lucien Mazraani - Architectural Designer

SELECTED PROJECTS

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Lucien M Mazraani lucien.mazraani@gmail.com

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HELLO Let me introduce myself

I possess impeccable technical and computer skills with advanced knowledge of Auto CAD, 3ds MAX, Revit,

My name is Lucien Mazraani, and I am an Architectural

Lumion, V-Ray, Microsoft Office, Adobe and other graphics

Designer in Beirut, Lebanon.

communication programs.

Becoming an Architect in Lebanon is no easy task. The

i always tend to be dedicated, self-motivated professional

most straight forward path begins with at least four years at

who’ll perform in a variety of positions and prove to be

university to achieve a bachelor degree. Then i did an extra

successful.

two year to pick up a master degree and some additional

Having the ability to learn quickly, retain knowledge and

skills.

utilize previous experiences from many different aspects of construction (planning, print reading, framing, demolition etc.)

I am a dynamic and ambitious architect with four years

to accomplish the task at hand.

experience in various projects and constructions on houses, home units, industrial and commercial buildings, urban design, Since graduation, I’ve engaged in continual learning and heritage and conservation, and defence-listed sites. Before

development, that would advance my career. Currently, i’m

even graduating from The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik - USEK,

preparing to take multiple Autodesk exam.

I have worked in several well-known architecture and design companies.

Architecture is for everyone...

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Work Experience...............................08 Interior Space

Architectural Sketches.......................10 Personal Sketches

Another Astronaut, Mountain-House.....16 Design Studio 05

The Living DAM.................................18 Design Studio 07

R e - T h i n k i n g U S J H u v e l i n ....................................2 0 Design Studio 08

B A A L B E K ; The other side of the coin........................2 4 Graduate thesis

Qornet Chahouane...........................32 City, Lands.&Territ. Workshop

Broumana........................................34 Built Heritage Workshop

Religious Architecture.......................36 Intercultural Architecture

Construction Documents....................38 Construction documents studio

FORCE FIELD DEFORMER New Technology and Sustainable Architecture.

TESLA Headquarters in the Middle East.

Design Studio 05

Infographics.....................................40 -5-

CV

Architectural Designer

Passionate Architectural Designer with an experience of 4+ years of cross-functional design, urban, construction and project management in diverse semi-public and private companies, interior design, building design, supervision, documentation, high technology, etc.

Motivated leader with strong organizational and prioritization abilities. Demonstrated achiever with exceptional academic achievements. Knowledge of customer service, scheduling, oral and written communication skills, and performing other duties required within a professional environment.

lucien.mazraani@gmail.com

LANGUAGES

VOLUNTEER EXP.

Arabic +961 71 251380 Beirut, Lebanon Lucien Mazraani

Lebanese Red Cross - LRC

Native or Bilingual Proficiency

Paramedic

English

National Educational Scout

Full Professional Proficiency

French

Chief

Professional Working Proficiency

Y.M.C.A.

Spanish

Member

Elementary Proficiency

SKILLS Photoshop

teamwork

Autodesk dedication

AutoCAD 3dsMAX SketchUp -6-

Illustrator

Revit

MSOffice

Initiative

V-ray

3D- modeling

Shop-drawing

render

coordination

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture - BA

Master’s degree in Architecture - M.Arch.

Holy Spirit University of Kaslik - USEK

Holy Spirit University of Kaslik - USEK

09/2014 - 06/2018

09/2018 - 07/2020

WORK EXPERIENCE • Architectural Designer Interior Space

07/2018 - 12/2020

Interior Space deliver all construction works from design to Execution . That includes, in design : Architecture, interior design, BOQ, MEP and others

Achievements/Tasks

Building and Construction - Knowledge of materials, methods, and the tools involved in the construction or repair of houses, buildings.

• Architectural Field Inspector

Habib Debs - Architect and Planners

10/2018 - 12/2019

Habib Debs is a French-Lebanese urban architect who studied and worked in Paris. He worked over twenty years on urban architecture projects.

Achievements/Tasks

Building and Construction - Knowledge of materials, methods, and the tools involved in the construction or repair of houses, buildings.

• Organizer and Host

Diffa S.A.L - Host and Hostesses 06/2018 -06/2019

Diffa Group is a staffing firm established in 2001 inBeirut, Lebanon.

Achievements/Tasks

Leadership -Job requires a willingness to lead, take charge, and offer opinionsand direction.

• Archivist

Phoenix Center for Lebanese Studies -Cpel 06/2015 -06/2018

The main mission of CPEL is to promote research and projects in the field of Lebanese heritage.

Achievements/Tasks

Learning Strategies -Selecting and using training/instructional methods and procedures appropriate for the situation when learning or teaching new things.

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Work Experience Sample 1

Project type

Execution and Architect on Site; Installation, inspection and maintenance.

Projects

Fitness Zone - Hazmiyeh ( Renovation)

Summary

Fitness Zone is Lebanon’s premier health and fitness facility.

Located in Hamra, Baabda, Beirut Souks, Verdun, ABC Ashrafieh, Dbayeh & Manara The Gym Outstanding fully air-conditioned gym Cutting edge fitness equipment Great facilities Swimming pool outdoor and Indoor in 3 premium clubs Duties : - Preparing drawings.

- Preparing schedules.

- Cost estimate.

- Construction management and all that it takes in the project that it is implementing.

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Fitness Zone Hazmiyeh Plan By Architect Hala Rizkallah

Work Experience Sample 2

Project type

Execution and Architect on Site; Installation, inspection and maintenance.

Projects

Fitness Zone - Dalfa Manara (Execution)

Duties

- Create attractive designs and layouts for various projects - Actively collaborate with internal teams to coordinate all assignments from concept to installation stage - Overseeing and managing the day to day site activities/operation and coordination works - Supervise and manage sub-contractors or contractual staff - Prepare quantity take-off and order the needed materials/logistics on site - Attend site meetings with client and consultant, etc - FF&E and BOQ Specifications - Reports to Chief Interior Designer - Provide shopdrawings following 3D concept and other requirements.

Sample - BOQ

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Personal Sketches Project type

Handrawing Sketches

Projects

Conviver space Seashore library Zahleh traditional house

Summary

As an architect, I see that the sketch is the fastest technique in defining architecture. Architects and others use architectural drawings for the following purposes: to develop design ideas into cohesive proposals, to exchange ideas and concepts, to convince clients of the benefits of design, and to help contractors follow design intent (such as design and planned development records) Or register existing buildings for restoration work.

Conviver space by DMDV architects

My architectural drawings are made according to a set of conventions, including specific views (plans, sections, etc.).

In my point of view, Sketches are freehand drawings that are executed quickly. They are a quick way to record and develop ideas. They are not designed to do the job. Also, diagrams can also be drawn freehand, but symbols must be processed to develop the logic of the drawing. Both can be developed in a more reasonable form and used to convey design principles.

Photographs: Nelson Kon

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The project extends over a linear ground, although with an irregular topography. To guarantee the maintenance of the vegetation, several openings in the pavilion were considered in order to distribute the room schedule in the existing glades.

Text description provided by the architects.

The implementation was opted in order to preserve as much as possible the existing tree extension. Another relevant premise was to implement the project according to the population density of the surrounding buildings. Text description provided by the architects.

The declivity of the ground on the edge allowed the configuration of a mid-level plateau below the rest of the building. It was decided to maintain the roof level, configuring a space with a higher ceiling height connected to the rest of the pavilion through a ramp in the middle of the vegetation. Text description provided by the architects.

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Seashore Library by Vector Architect At that moment, we envision the future library should also be quietly sitting on the seashore. From outside, it looks like a weathered rock that is pure and solid; but inside, what it contains is the rich feelings and experiences. When walking into the space, one starts to feel the light, breezes, and sound of the ocean. What comes after the perception is the unique spiritual linkage between each individual and the sea. In here, everyone can slow down the usual pace, and unfold the feeling of distant and loneliness different from the city life. Text description provided by the architects.

Photographs: He Bin, Xia Zhi, Sun Dongping

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Architecture and climate adaptation to the environment.

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The majority of older homes you see are likely vernacular structures. In theory, a vernacular house is built without an architect. Local builders used what was available to them and pulled from a variety of design styles to create simple homes that became distinct to a specific area.

Architecture and climate adaptation to the environment.

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Series of multiple drawings that celebrate different styles and approaches in construction mechanism.

Axonometric projection used for creating a pictorial drawing of the house, the line of sight is perpendicular to the projection plane, and the object rotates around one or more of its axes to display multiple sides of the house.

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Another Astronaut; Mountain House Project type Design Studio 05

Design Advisor

Architect Nadim El Hage

Location

Ksara, Zahleh, Lebanon

Area

3850 m2

Summary

The Project is a programmed outdoor constellation positioned on selected sites in the field located in ksara, in Zahle. So the choice of the site, entirely centered on the celestial sphere, shows that to enjoy the best astronomical experience you need a steep slope.

Mass Plan

The project is a constellation which approaches the defense of parents for their son; so we created a main apartment that embraces another that of the son who develops at ease but always protected by that of the parents.

The project always connects, although each section is an astremia including the constellation.

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It is a climate of a tent in a forest where the person is an amateur astronomer who observes celestial objects in the sky using the naked eye, binoculars or telescopes in project it is accessible due to tilted louvers directed towards a global view of zahle.

Longitudinal section

Overview The louvers also reduce distractions and focus users on the celestial sphere only, so we can observe and appreciate pure nature extremely. Also the separation of the son’s apartment is completed by the inclination of the parents’ apartment; which by design creates an enclave, giving people the basic feeling of security.

During the night, it becomes a place of star exhibition and sharing of experience.

Ground Floor Plan

Main Elevation

In conclusion, it is to see, feel, appreciate and touch nature itself.

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The Living Dam

Concept ARCHITECTURE IN A DAM

Project type Design Studio 07

Design Advisor Architect Elias Osko

Location

Chabrouh Dam, Faraya, Lebanon

Built Area 12,000 m2

- Rebirth of the site, by designing an efficient dam.

- Allow users to experience explore interactive discover rhythms in natural environments - Raise awareness of natural life in the site area - it’s not the dam you knew, it’s the place where you interact, move with nature.

- The day begins with the view of the village of Faraya, then crossing to the other part of the project floating on the water giving a view towards the lake of “Chabrouh” - Through the interpretation of the activities then you will see more natural life around, It is living the day all along the dam itself.

- Knowing the site and the dam

Summary

The Faraya region includes a mountainous area, located between 1250 and 2000 meters above sea level, strongly gutted by the horizon surrounded by the “Chwar” which separates “Faraya-Village”, on the North-East side, from the area of “ Chabrouh ”, and on the EastSouth side, of the“ Faraya-Mzar ”area.

The Faraya-Chabrouh Dam is a dam above the village of Faraya, Lebanon, 40 kilometers northeast of Beirut, inaugurated in 2007. The dam is 63 meters high. The reservoir has a capacity of approximately 8 million cubic meters and measures approximately 1,300 meters.

Faraya is one of the Lebanese mountains which brings the most important tourist attractions to Lebanon, where most of the ski resorts and the most attractive destinations for Arab and foreign tourists during the winter season for skiing.

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Mass Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Longitudinal section

Ground Floor Plan

Mass Plan - What if this hydrological structure will be integrated with society and nature, and if it will be habitable and act like a small village, will it be a living infrastructure?

- How can we have one of the biggest tourist attractions?

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Re-Thinking USJ Huvelin Project type Design Studio 09

Design Advisor

Architect Urbanist Abdul-Halim Jabr

Location

USJ Huvelin, Ashrafieh, Lebanon

Area

30,000 m2

Occupation on the ground floor

THE AVERAGE PRICE OF AN APARTMENT IS OVER $570,000, 1300 TIMES THE MINIMUM MONTHLY SALARY. AT THIS RATE, MORE THAN HALF OF CITIZENS OF BEIRUT TODAY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET A HOUSE IN THE CITY.

THREE SECTORS SHARE THE SPACE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD: -THE RESIDENTS -THE CULTURAL AND CREATIVE SECTOR -THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR Summary Beirut, a city with strong historical, human THESE DISTINCT GROUPS COEXIST BUT DO NOT INTERACT. and environmental values, invites us to HOW CAN THEY CONNECT? think about creativity, innovation, and thinking about concepts.

Salary, cost of living, geographical location, quality of life, services are criteria necessary to the quality of the most attractive ecosystems of Beirut which benefits from a very large commercial pole within the country. Many global companies gravitate around Beirut, becoming a strategic location for entrepreneurs wanting to create trade. A truly international city, Beirut - Intramuros and suburbs - is under development and presents attractive places for new talent due to its reputation as a creative and cultural hub.

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THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR IS ON THE CRASH OF COLLAPSING WHY ARE THEY CLOSING THEIR STORES? AND WHAT IS GOING TO REPLACE THEM? INHABITANTS HAVE A LACK OF INTEREST IN THEIR CITY.(PRICES…) WHY? AND WHY IS IT FAILING TO ATTRACT NEW RESIDENTS? THE CITY HAS A BAD REPUTATION/ A CITY OF GHOSTS AT NIGHT. HOW CAN IT RESTORE A GOOD STATUS?

Occupation on the first floor level

- The Hub : Creating a business center for new companies, in a changing site; who’s a

subject that must be dealt with in the face of the challenge it presents. a collaboration of companies with a community on a project of cities of the future the “Smart City”, from dream to reality. The business hive is a scalable building that meets a multiple needs.

- Social housing gives people a home. It’s cheaper to rent than privately rented housing and usually provides a long-term tenancy, giving renters the chance to put down roots.

- Green parking lots use innovative stormwater management practices, vegetation, and

sustainable paving materials to mitigate adverse environmental impacts of large expanses of paving.

- Functioning as an elevated public plaza, “Urban Platform” incorporates different “modules” which are easy to build and reconfigure, allowing versatility of function.

- The goal is to transform street spaces where cars normally go, into people places to give residents more room to walk, bike, dance, skate, sit, hang out with friends and neighbors.

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Overview

Mass Plan

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Social Housing Ground Floor Gallery

1st Level Residential

The term ‘affordable housing’ conjures images of fortress-like blocks and rows of depressing, grey, box-like houses. But with the high-end luxury living becoming less popular by the day.

A new model for affordable housing has emerged. One of privately developed homes and apartments that are well-designed, well-built and attractive enough to win over even the most conservative of neighbors.

South Elevation

West Elevation The HUb : Undergroung Level Plan

The HUB : Ground Floor Plan

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BAALBEK; The other side of the coin

We concluded that the main tourism is based on the temples, discluding the souk, the magnificent nature of the desert and the mountains surrounding the city.

Project type

So, it begins with two main idea; tourism and environment and how to merge them through urban architecture. As of the project, it should highlight the importance of creating eco-touristic facilities in the Lebanese environment.

Design Advisor

We supervised two main axes Cardo and Decumanus of the city of Heliopolis. So, we took the Cardo axis (Baalbek temple – rass el Eiin):

Graduate thesis

Architect Urbanist Abdul-Halim Jabr

Location

Baalbek, Lebanon

Area

45,000 m2

Summary

Tourism today has become a huge industry all over the world, so countries do their best to meet the needs of tourists and their requirements.

Founded by the Phoenicians, Baalbek was later conquered by the Macedonians who called it “Heliopolis” meaning “Always the City of the Sun” for assimilation between the Sun god and the Phoenician divinity Baal. It later became a Roman colony under Augustus, preserving the new name.

Baalbek is located 86 km east of Beirut, at an altitude of 1150m, surrounded by the vast agricultural plains of the northern Bekaa region was the choice of site to study.

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First node The temples: Baalbek is a very rich city with archaeological sites. The scale and grandiose of its temples, which gives the impression from the first visit, should be enough to make Baalbek one of the most important archaeological tourism destinations in the region.

However, these sites are not given the attention they deserve. Today, three main buildings still remain: The Temple of Jupiter, The Temple of Bacchus and the circular Temple of Venus. A fourth monument, the Temple of Mercury, is located on the hill of Sheikh Abdallah. only in July and August we see the revival of the city due to the International Baalbek Festival which hosts international, regional, local performers and musicians.

Second node Ras al-Ain area: which is also rich with symbols. It’s where the source of spring water emanating from the eastern slopes and flowing towards the temple site is located, which is precisely how and why Baalbek exists. This park represents a symbol of greenery, recreation, leisure, and childhood nostalgia.

We supervised two main axes Cardo and Decumanus of the city of Heliopolis. So, we took the Cardo axis (Baalbek temple –rass elEiin).

Third node The project: located on the same axis on a sloping land. The architectural layout is consistent with the natural environment in order to create a unique slope landscape. In the design, we combined the characteristics of sloping land and adopt the landscape contrast of sloping land. The three-dimension project is introduced into the architectural space to enrich the spatial changes, shorten the distance between man and nature, and reflect the coordination between the natural environment and the artificial environment. The project enriches the landscape pattern, and bring more abundant activity space to the citizens. In the design of spatial order, the project is divided into seven functional zones: pedestrian entrance area, distribution axis, main functional building group of souks, exhibition spaces and restaurants, ecological center, sport center, spa and an hotel. So as to make full use of the site features, and use the landscape to integrate all functional areas organically.

EVALUATION OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND HISTORICAL BUILDINGS • Tourism: 1. not given the attention thatdeserve.

2. absence of a general touristic plan • CHUD Project: 1. targeted the development of the ancient city of Baalbek 2. No acceptance for a car-free ancient city.

3. any new archaeological discoveries and findings are covered and neglected.

• Advertisement: 1.Insufficient advertisement.

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Urban Strategy

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Program The souk performs as the epicenter for culture, fashion, art and entertainment. Proposed as a multi-event pedestrian street, it is easily transformed from a busy commercial street with coffee shops, into a vibrant exhibition, or a summer concert from a local orchestra. A distinctive roofscape is introduced to ensure light as a key component to engage an active dialogue with the city of sun.

THE Path.

The path area expands to create small, intimate plazas, the project addresses not only on creating a shopping street, but also to the tremendous opportunity to re-invent the contemporary pedestrian street.

The path links both ends of the parcel, operating as an urban component to connect with different plots and programs, by doing so, this inner pedestrian street propels the flow of people, program and activity needed to activate the entire site.

The pedestrian street serves as a meeting place, both spontaneous and planned, due to series of intimate plazas, pocket gardens and parks that appear along the way, it also provides multiple standpoints to observe the high-end retail stores, gallery spaces, and enjoy the nature, handmade goods or restaurant and coffee shops.

The architecture that is strategically placed along the path generates an impression with a deep perspective, inviting the visitor to come, experience and stay.

The path helps to create “a sense of place”; it offers a comfortable place to sit and gather while creating a unique image for the neighborhood.

The sports center is designed as a unique form, responding to the surrounding mountains on the overall urban level. Multiple number of high-level activity platforms, which greatly improves the accessibility and participation of the site.

Centre for Ecological Activities was designed as a part of the project, facilities for ecological activities - educational biocentre. The facility is to be used to educate the public about the environment and its processes and to support public environmental awareness.

The spa’s architecture takes an advantage of the existing topography as well as the local vegetation. The pavilion raises from the ground, with circulation areas and patios all around its perimeter. The supporting areas such as changing room, storage and bathrooms are opaque. The other areas receive glass closures that open and close, visually integrating with the surrounding green areas.

The last pavilion or the hotel, facing the great city urban and against the mountains. two wings one designed with suits, another for student, hikers or sport teams’ renters, combined with restaurants and it’s accessible to the wellness spa by the underground passage. The roofscape is designed to maximize the view which is oriented to the city urban fabric and the mountain hills.

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« Mais chaque jour, peu à peu, le désert silencieux vous envahit, vous pénètre la pensée comme la dure lumière vous calcine la peau ; et l’on voudrait devenir nomade à la façon de ces hommes qui changent de pays sans jamais changer de patrie. » Guy de Maupassant

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The Spa

Souk : Right Pavilion

Sport Center The Second Pavilion North

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Qornet Chahouane

Historical Evolution

Project type

2001

The Qornet CHAHOUANE rally was founded on April 30 by 29 people representing political parties and civic organizations, as well as independents, with the blessing of Maronite Patriarch Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir.

1990

City, Lands.&Territ. Workshop

The coastal plain of Antelias was made up of vast agricultural land planted with banana and orange trees.

Design Advisor

Architect Nagi Ghostine

SECTION E-E

SECTION D-D

1964

Design team

Complete destruction by dynamite of the cave.

Lucien Mazraani, Rita Akl, Elias Fahed, Patrick Hamzo

1958 American units on the Antelias shore during the invasion.

Location

SECTION C-C

Qornet chahouane, Lebanon 1923

1840

Summary

The workshop focused on the notion of the architect as a partner within the social and urban development, in order to create spaces which are harmonious and bring a better quality of living for the inhabitants.

SECTION B-B

Antelias (the St Elijah Convent in particular) was the site of the signing of a historic treaty (Ammiyat Antelias) between several communities in Lebanon to unite against the oppression of the Egyptian occupation.

Sections S E C T IO N B B

S E C T IO N A A

SECTION B-B

STUDY SECTOR IN RED

SECTION A-A

Cornet Chahwan is a sizable town in the Mount Lebanon area of Lebanon’s Metn District. The total area governed by chab municipalities is around 8 million square meters of land, out of which over 30% is covered by green spaces. The town remains one of the best residential areas in Lebanon. President of Chab municipalities is Jean Pierre Gebara (architect). Gebara owns his architectural firm and is a university professor, he has been president of this municipality since 2010.

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SECTION A-A

The discovery of the Ksar Akil cave, contains several thousand prehistoric tools

V I - A NA TI S S U 440M

V MORPH QOR C HAHO L ib

310M

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COU NIVE

COU NIVE

540M

K ey 430M

RELIGIOUS UNITY CONSTRUCTION SITE

MAIN ROADS

BUILT AREA

SECONDARY ROADS TERTIARY ROADS

AWOT

Assets - Urban fabric rich in vegetation - Welcoming place - Educational and religious culture Weaknesses - Urban fabric Low in equipment - Lack of public spaces - Lack of sporting and artistic activity - Poor Network planning Opportunities - redevelopment of public areas - Working the agriculture couple - Tourism - Sports and artistic areas - Tourism development Threat - strong demographic development threatening natural development - chaotic development of the city - Uncontrolled agglomeration - Degradation of the natural landscape

AGRICULTURAL AREA RESIDENTIEL AREA

NATURAL SPACES

MIXED AREA

AGRICULTURA L SPACES

COMMERCIALE AREA

BARE ROCKS

1st zone: Ecological research center:

b e f o r e:

ESTABLISHMENT OF A MEDIA LIBRARY IN A CONDENSED ZONE ON THE MAIN ROAD TO PROMOTE IN THIS CITY AN INFORMATION CENTER PLACE OF CULTURE, ENRICHMENT OF KNOWLEDGE, DISCOVERY AND ANIMATION AROUND BOOKS, IMAGES AND ITS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS.

The eight-storey project integrates various functions. It offers different spatialities. Indeed, each floor is treated in a unique way by a different designer than for the other floors. They differ in shape, materiality, lighting and color.

Completely glazed, the Médiathèque du Marsan plays, alternately depending on the exposure, transparency and reflection.

EDUCATIONAL UNIT SERVICE UNIT RELIGIOUS UNITY CONSTRUCTION SITE EDUCATIONAL UNIT SERVICE UNIT

COMMERCIAL UNITS RESIDENTIEL UNIT STATIC UNIT

7th ZONE : Museum of nature + restaurants: COMMERCIAL UNITS RESIDENTIEL UNIT

370M

STUDY ZONE ROADS LEVEL CURVES LEVEL CURVES

B ef o r e :

STATIC UNIT

Af ter:

The idea of the commission was to organize a series of services: picnic bar, restaurant, toilets, swimming pools, changing rooms, warehouses, offices, etc., on a slope facing Qornet Chehwan, in order to create a d interest and to avoid the uncontrolled use of the forest.

The architectural idea was to create a large parasol, an extension of the branches of the trees which "rationalized" the atmosphere of light and shade, of large and small spaces that the mountain has.

A structural wood frame was used, a grid of pillars, the constant section of the wood for the whole is a square, and the cover of the closed spaces is made of translucent plastic sheets placed under the frame.

A f t er :

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Broumana Project type

Built Heritage Workshop

Design Advisor

Architect Urbanist Antoine Fishfish

Design team

Lucien Mazraani, Elias Fahed, Mark El Hayek

Location

Broumana, Matn, Lebanon

Summary

This workshop aims to meet a certain need: the adoption of a coherent policy and an effective approach in the field of built heritage. The overall spirit of the workshop is to give a strengthen meaning to identity in the work of students and to reduce any anxiety about cultural uniformity.

As most of the villages, Brummana has an Aramaic name which most probably means “house of Rammana, the God of Air, Storm and Thunder”. In the location where Brummana was built it was thought that the god Rammanu lived there, which gave the name “House of Rammanu”, and it is known that the letter B at the beginning of the name of villages refers to “beit” in Syriac, meaning “house”.

Brummana is one of Lebanon’s main summer resorts due to its relatively cool climate.Sitting on top of a pine-forested hill, the town has views over Beirut, the Mediterranean coast, and the surrounding mountainous area. It attracts Lebanese visitors for day and weekend trips.

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Pierre détruite et enlevée

Charpente détruite et enlevée

Le vitre de l’arc en mitre est cassé

La fenêtre du 2eme étage est cadrée en pierre au contraire de celle du 1er étage

Restauration du balcon en béton avec structure métallique

Ouverture qui perce la facade

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Religious Architecture Project type

intercultural Architecture

Design Advisor

Architect Urbanist Elias Tohme Professor May Farhat

Location

Church at Ablah, Lebanon Mosque at Beirut, Lebanon

Summary

Our Lady of the Assumption

- Location: Ablah - Zahle - Bekaa Lebanon - Community: Greek Catholic Melkites - The Eparchy of Ferzol, Zahlé and the Bekaa of the Greek Catholic Melkites - Reference: The Assumption of Mary, which is called Dormition in the Eastern tradition, is the Orthodox and Catholic religious belief that the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, did not die like everyone else but went straight into glory of God (what we would commonly translate as “ascent to heaven”).

The beautiful Khashoggi Mosque at the southern entrance to Beirut - This beautiful mosque is located in the locality of Qasqas near Shatila Roundabout.

- Area of 1450 square meters and belongs to the Islamic Charitable Society.

-The Saudi notable Adnan Khashoggi donated its construction to the spirit of his mother and was inaugurated 1981

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Construction Documents Project type

Construction documents studio

Design Advisor

Architect Robert Topalian

Location

Ashrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon

Built Area 1,000 m2

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Infographics Project type

photoshop software

Advisor

Mr. Antoine Yatim

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Architect Lucien Mazraani

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