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Copyright © School: Prince Sultan University Student: Leen Al Shawaf Instructor: Ms. Fatima Al Busaily Date: 2019 Spring Materials: Glossy Paper Fonts: Century Gothic / Bold & Squared Display / Forced Square Software: InDesign © 2019 All rights reserved. No part of This publication can be reproduced without express permission from Leen Al Shawaf. DESIGNER Leen Al Shawaf PHONE +966 533655385 EMAIL lynn.shawaf97@gmail.com COPYRIGHT © 2019
“ I would like to give super special thanks to Allah, for giving me the strength, the will, the time and the confidence to do this. Thanks to my wonderful family, especially to my king, hero and dad, Mohiedeen Al Shawaf, who was there with me encouraging, pushing me from the very beginning. Thank you so much to my mom, Heba Arwani for her care and support in my life journey and both of my sisters, Momena and Aya, and my soul-mate friends Aysha & Saria for believing in me, for reminding me that I could do this and for being there in every step of this process. Special thanks to my inspirations instructors of Academy of Prince Sultan University, specially to Ms.Fatema AlBesaily, Ms.Omneya Mesallem, Dr.Foirella Vanini, Ms.Maha Zaideh, Ms.Lama AlOudah, Ms.Ameera Samerraae, Dr.Manal Al Khalil you tought me so much about this professional field. Thanks to my friends, Yara, Mafaz, Asma, Sarah Kh. and Sarah B. for all their feedback and motivation.’’
Thank you!
About me... ‘‘ I’m Leen Al Shawaf, Interior Architect, I chose this major because of my talented hand with drawing and sketching, also because of my imagination mind that is helping me to create something. Also, I always dream to change the spaces with my mark which that be my lifelong dream. All my wishes lead me to be a designer and my dad always encourage me to choose what I like. I’m kinetic, funny and strong person. I can see my self with high expectation specially that I had some unique experiences, one of them that I made a booth design for a company and they applied it before I graduate. I don’t have a professional demeanour, but I have a unique style that shows my personality. As an interior architect I have some long-term goals, some of them are: create my own business name, design and create some famous spaces and be a great renderer. I can see myself as a mother and have her own small business after 5-10 years. I ambit to improve myself in various field that I can reach it so by this improvements and developments, by learning much more about various field that will help me to have great knowledge and make my design to be more professional and unique. ‘‘
PERSONAL I’m Leen born in 1997, student who is seeking for a job where I can increase my performance, creativity, experience and innovation levels.
LEEN ALSHAWAF INFO Adress
AlUroba Street,Villa No.9, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Phone
+966 533 655 385
EXPERIENCE 2016
Summer Kids art’s teacher in Al-Tawasol Nursery Organizer Volunteer at MUSE event at PSU
2017
Summer Kids art’s teacher in Al-Tawasol Nursery Organizer Volunteer at ALfan ataa event at PSU
2018
Volunteer at Masar Programme at Princ Sultan University as teacher. Designed a profile for AL-SHAWAF INTL.CO.& Teach one person to use InDesign Application At AL-BAWANI CO. Design a Booth for AL-BAWANI CO. Volunteer in Pixel-Pro Club (Architecture Club) at Prince Sultan University
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
lynn.shawaf97@ gmail.com
SOCIAL Facebook
www.facebook.com/ Leen.Shawaf.24
Instagram lynn.shawaf
Lynn shawaf
2019 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Developing profile of Al Shawaf intl. Co.
EDUCATION
Senior Year in Interior Design Engineering at Prince Sultan University High school degree from Al Fahad Private School
SKILLS Communication Work under pressure Decision making Time management Self-motivation Conflict resolution Leadership Adaptability
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Working Drawing&Details II
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ID353
Instructer
Goze Bayram
Date
12th Sep.2018
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Fall 2019-2020 ID315 Interior Design Studio Group work Ms. Nurah Al Fowzan Asst. Alya Al Salem Autocad 3D Max Photoshop InDesign
Hospitality
The Flow Hotel
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This project had done as group work, the requirements were to design a lounge floor and guest-rooms floor for a boutique hotel served business people. According to these requirements the work were be divided to me and my friend, Yara AbouSaleh, I took the service area with management offices and the business area for the lounge level, and in the guset-rooms level I took the grand suits guest-room and the Queen size bed guest-rooms. The idea of flowing the design and the curvy design is done by me.
“And We made from water every living thing” All living things are made of water, where no creature can survive without it. The universe has “water” in common. In hotels people come from all around the world, they’re all different, yet somehow they’re all connected. Water has different shapes in nature, just like humans. We have liquid, ice, frost, dew, etc.. And we have different sources, such as oceans, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, etc.. ,In this project we will be observing the properties of water, and the natural shapes it exists in to be able to reflect it and implement it in our design. Leen Al Shawaf
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Fall 2018-2019 ID314 Interior Design Studio Indivisual Work Ms. Lama Al Udah Autocad 3D Max Photoshop InDesign SketchUp
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Education
Pearl Kindergarten
Our knowledge of life deepens as we grow older, and our experience is increasing through our discoveries, Childhood is world as deep as the sea, full of treasures and wide range.
Trending Learning Philosophies in Children’s Education The most effective learning technique that has been working for years now is the “Montesory”. Montesory is: a system of education for young children that seeks to develop natural interests and activities rather than use formal teaching methods.
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Pearl Kindergarten
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Discovery Room
Staff Offices
Eating Room
Teacher Lounge
Music Room
Parents Lounge
Classes
Cafeteria
GYM Room
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Fall 2018-2019 ID314 Interior Design Studio Indivisual Work Ms. Lama Al Udah Autocad 3D Max Photoshop InDesign SketchUp
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Education
Industrial Institute
Jewels has its own history and the creation of jewels has history as well, the meaning of industry jewels refer to the most important thing in the industrial revolution which is the black color of the smoks, the relationship between the black and the jewels is the coal, when the coal exposed to high pressure it creat diamons. And also people used the coal in the industrial revolution period to run the mechaines at that time.
This institute have two period of learning which are ( Annual , Summery ) The student with Annual system will register for one year only, learning first a theoretical part of educational , how to create and design a peice of jewelry, then draw it and industry it, then show it to the customer and sell it. The Summery system will have Intensive system to learn and achive that level of creating and industrying a peice of jewelry.
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Industrial Institute
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Library Adjacent Near Leen Al Shawaf
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Industrial Institute
Recycled Strategy Using recycles materials instead of buy new materials,
Toilets have minimizing fixtures use recycled water for toilets . It reduced potable desalinized water consumption by 69%,
Energy saving strategy
Maximizing daylight by create a skylight in the ceiling instead of using Artifial lights
Water usage
Using waterfall in the hall to bring coolness to the space, and reduces the noise
Allow a system to make the AC’s to be close at specific time, or by senser. and increase the coolnes by sensor also
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Fall 2017-2019 ID213 Interior Design Studio Group Work Dr. Manal Al Khalil Autocad 3D Max Photoshop
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Offices
Archi- Tonic Company
To design a modern office showcasing the company’s innovative products & technology .Our style is Modern THE FEATURES OF MODERN INTERIORS: Basic shapes, functional lines and curves , clean, and simple.This style grew from the idea to build for function, to do without traditional decoration, and to embrace industrial materials like glass .
This project is done as group work, I took the whole ground floor to desgin it and arrange it, the concept was shared, my freind Yasmeen Al Ghamdi took the first floor to design it and arrange it. we worked toghether to make the space unique and attractive in order to achieve the requriments of designing working spaces, offices and companies. we tried hard to use a technology elements and add new ways of designs ideas, such as shade for windows, and acoustic sound barriers.
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Showroom area
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Archi-Tonic Co.
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First floor area, offices and waiting area
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Mama Roti Cafe
Fall 2017-2019 ID213 Interior Design Studio Indivisual Work Ms. Nurah Al Fowzan Asst. Alya Al Salem SketchUp AutoCad Photoshop
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the old design of the project was inspired from local’s alltime favourites – coffee and buns, as well as Malaysian’s on the move lifestyle the new concept of the retail Vintage and old England country by using Industial Style, in order to show the elemnts of Industrial style.
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The ninth art
Manarat al andalus
Concrete on wall
Hard Wood for cabinet
Stone Tiles for flooring
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The ninth art
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Prince Sultan Hall
Fall 2016-2017 ID250 Materials of Interior Environments Group Work Dr. Rehab Aburas Asst. Hessa Al Otaibi SketchUp AutoCad Photoshop
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This project has been done as group work. We divid our work to 3 students, Me, Farah Al Hudaithy and Suaad Al Baroudi. The requriments were to re design the hall of prince sultan univesity ( The departmant of chairperson of Interior design and Architecture ). All of students should did this as a term project and they choose some of our ideas and the Apply it.
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Floor Plan Design
Prince Sultan Hall
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Prince Sultan Hall
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Indivisual Work Ms. Omneya Mesallem Hand rendering Copic markers Water pencile colors Promarkers Shinhin Art markers Gill white pen Penciles Sakura pens
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Rendering
Rendering Techniques
Fall 2016-2017 ID133 Visual Presentation I
Course Desecription This course provides us with various contemporary rendering techniques, materials and applications used in interior design visual. We shall be introduced to different materials, textures, and examples of marks. Furthermore, we will be aware of various types of pencils, new inks’ hatching and colors rendering methods to build on skills acquired in drawing. In addition, students will be able to apply it on 2D & 3D interior’s perspective.
Pencile technique Rendering using pencile technique reflect the shade and shadow by using differant thickness of pencile in order to show the near and far of objects.
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Impersonator
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Inks technique Materials cylinder used to practice on inks rendering in order to know the differants between each type of materrials, (hair, smooth wood, weaker, leather, rock, leaves, fabric, stones and rough wood )
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Impersonator
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Marker rendering technique is the most complicated technique that we faced, it was very hard to achive, I worked very hard on my self to aim the goal, the most important thing was to have the same of original picture, we should first do a small practices in order to know what type of materials and technique of marker rendering we are good at. I was good always in dark materials, wood and leather.
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History of Furniture
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Manual Project rendered It was an Offices Building design course, the requriments are to make the whole project manual render. It’s Indivisual work to made home office design space.
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19.0
34.0
264.4
220 120
180 220
D4 34.0
19.0
1492.0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
34.0 777.3
19.0 451.0
264.4
Open Office Area 602.7
842.0
382.4
Coffee Area
60.0 30.0
342.8
1934.0
602.4
467.5
D
D1 CEO Office
D1
90 220
Secretary Room 220 90
500.0
17.0
19.0 220 75 214.5
1562.6
D3 244.0 CEO W.C
408.0 131.0
220 90
220 80159.219.0
34.0
D1
233.7
D2
D3
75 220140.2
220 90 190.4
208.3
D1
208.3
Female W.C
30.0 60.0
220 80 242.5
60 40
W2
60.0
500.0
D3
19.0
177.9
451.0
34.0
736.0
D3 461.0
120.0
30.0 25
24 23 22
21
20 19
18 17 16
Entrance
220 140
34.0
1 F.F.L + 0.30 m CL + 0.26 m
2
3
4
5
14 13
7
6
8
9
10
330.0
15
310 200
A'
F.F.L + 2.6 m CL + 2.02 m
34.0 938.0 140
140
140
140
40 60
40 60
40 60
40 60
W2
W2
W2
W2
248.0
30.0
2.0 2.0 200.0 5.0 186.0
5.0
F.F.L + 0.30 m CL + 0.26 m
2
W1
310.0
364.0
Pri
11
120.0 300.0
F
15
12
D5
Waiting Area D3
131.0
F.F.L + 3.24 m CL + 2.66 m
420.0
572.0
461.0
Male W.C 136.0 75 220
E
171.0
Stairs
19.0 75136.0 220
34.0
D2 Reception/Lobby Area
75 140.2 220
237.8 Elevator 160.0
19.0
19.0
D3
A
19.0
75 146.8 220
19.0 461.0
364.0
34.0 172.2 19.0
75 220146.8
Disabled W.C
32.0
34.0 172.2
D3
140
244.0
Corridor
34.0
34.0
19.0
220.0 Kitchenette
246.0
50.0
G
Co Inte
Stu
1 F.F.L + 0.0 m CL + 0.0 m
ID N
400.0
Cou B' 128.3
60.0
525.1
60.0
77.1
60.0
226.4
60.0
885.0
261.4
580.6
80.0
Cod
Inst 427.0
500.0
500.0
500.0
526.0
422.0
95.0
3004.0
1
2
3
4
Dat
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6
7 8
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Indivisual Work Dr. Goze Bayram
AutoCad
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Working Drawing
Working Drawing for an Office space
Fall 2017-2018 ID352 Working Drawing II
Leen Al Shawaf
Area 1
3
2
5
4
6
7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
3005.9
427.0
80.7
500.0
310.0
146.0
500.0
310.0
67.3
115.5
500.0
310.0
214.6
526.0
310.0
422.0
133.8
567.0
95.0
310.0
129.1
W1
W1
B
200 310
200 310 15
15 34.0 34.0
491.1
490.8 32.0
674.4
A
34.0
674.4
IT Offices
Accounting Offices
W1
W1
W1
200 310
200 310
15
15
D1
D1
220 90
220 90
200 310 15 34.0
61.4 34.0
893.0
34.0
966.0
34.0
19.0
A
68.9
34.0
483.0
236.5
236.5
34.0
Open Office Area 405.0
310.0
W1
310 200
15
401.0 Storage
15
401.0 Archive
310 200
W1
310.0
405.0
524.4 D1
D1
220 90
220 90
606.6
623.6 Rest Area
B
B
19.0 Open Office Area 235.6
235.6
D5 Meeting Room
C
180 220
D4
423.0
466.0
19.0 19.0
Skirting material Schedule
1492.0
34.0
777.3
1934.0
342.8 467.5
CEO Office
D3 244.0 CEO W.C
E
34.0 408.0 131.0
Disabled W.C
19.0
220 90
364.0
190.4 208.3
208.3
30.0 60.0
34.0
140 40 60 W2
128.3
427.0
1
Male W.CCorridor
8 2 1 1
172.2
19.0 75
19.0
19.0
CEO Office 75
461.0
D3
Wall paper
75 140.2 220
220140.2
136.0 75 220
75136.0 220
D3 461.0
Male W.C Wall paper
19.0 Secretary Office19.0 D3
D3
Wall paper
Meeting Office IT Offices140
140 Wall paper
140
40 60
30.0
40 60
40 60
Wall paper W2
AccountingW2Offices W2
Reception/Lobby Area
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall vertically 461.0
200.0 5.0 186.0
Archive
Paint
white paint color 400.0
30.0
60.0
60.0
77.1
Kitchenette
500.0
CEO Bathroom
beige paint color
Paint
gray paint color
Ceramic tiles& paint
Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, paint color is white.
paint
white paint color
paint
white paint color
3004.0
3
C
Space Reception& Waiting Area
Suspended Ceiling
Ceramic tiles
Male W.C
Male W.C
Gypsum Board
237.8
Ceramic160.0 tiles
Female W.C
Elevator
736.0
34.0
Disable W.C
131.0
120.030*30*1cm, Ceramic tiles, gray color, used for bathroom.
F.F.L + 3.24 m CL + 2.66 m
420.0 30.0
25
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Wood Panel
24 23 22
Entrance
21
20 19
18 17 16
15
14
Stairs
13
330.0
D5 Secretary Offices Wood Panel 12
1
2
4
3
5
6
7
8
Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, used for bathroom.
171.0
Ceramic tiles
CEO Offices
9
10
11
15
310
310.0
W1
Meeting Offices
Wood Panel
IT Offices
Wood Panel
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
F.F.L + 0.30 m CL + 0.26 m
F.F.L + 2.6 m CL + 2.02 m
300.0
Accounting Offices Wood Panel
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Storage
Wood Panel
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Archive
Wood Panel
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Rest Area
Wood Panel
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Coffee Area& Kitchenette
422.0
CEO Bathroom Stairs
E
95.0
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, used for bathroom.
Wood Panel
white paint color
6
1 2 1
Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
Open Offices Area Wood Panel 526.0
3
Hard Wood Panels special for 80.0 skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
580.6 Wood Panel
261.4
Material
412
135
Suspended Ceiling Suspended Ceiling Suspended Meeting G Offices Ceiling Suspended IT Offices Ceiling Suspended Accounting Offices Ceiling CEO Offices
Secretary Offices
Storage
Gypsum Board
Archive
Gypsum Board
Coffee Area& Kitchenette Open Offices Area CEO Bathroom Stairs
Offices Ground Flo
H
G
2 38
+ 4.22 m + 3.53 m
Restroom
Open Offices Area
Open Offices Area
Open Offices Area
+2.11 m
Entrance
Stairs
Floor Finishing Reinforced Concrete 20cm Hardcore 20cm Compacted soil
+ 0.30 m
A
+ 0.00 m
10
B
C
D
E
F
G
Instructer
Goze B Acoustical Tiles, 60*60*1 cm White Datecolor, 12th S Gypsum Board Gypsum board Suspended white paint color Assignment No.1 Ceiling
Suspended Ceiling
Scale 1:50
16,5
Accounting Offices
White color, Gypsum ID353 Code board, 50cm height
Gypsum Board Gypsum Board
7 8
F
Suspended Ceiling Suspended Ceiling
Female E W.C
Rest Area
Description
Acoustical Tiles, 60*60*1 cm White color, Gypsum board White color, Gypsum board White color, Gypsum board White color, Gypsum board, 50cm height White color, Gypsum Prince Sultan Univ board, 50cm height White color, Gypsum College Of Engine board, 50cm height White color, Gypsum Interior Design Dep board, 50cm height White color, Gypsum board, 50cm height Leen S Student White color, Gypsum board White color, ID No. 21541 Gypsum board Acoustical Tiles, Workin Course 60*60*1 cm
Disable F W.C
130
2
364.0
200 Hard Wood Panels special for skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
120.0
Hard WoodA'Panels special for 50.0 skirting, 50*10*1 cm,Walnut color
220 140
1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1
Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, used for bathroom.
20
D
220.0 Kitchenette Wood Panel
Ceiling
D
Description Hard Wood Panels special for 500.0 60 140 W2 60.0 skirting, 50*10*1 40 cm,Walnut color
Material
Reception& Waiting Area
5
4
B
1 2 1
500.0
Stairs
A
1
885.0
Entrance
2
CL + 0.0 m
B'
Paint60.0
500.0
F.F.L + 0.0 m
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall vertically
226.4
Open Offices Area
F.F.L + 0.30 m CL + 0.26 m
1
white paint color
Coffee Area &
34.0
938.0
248.0
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall 5.0 vertically 2 2.0 2.0
Paint
Wall paper
572.0
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall vertically
Storage
Rest Area
32.0
34.0
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall vertically Waiting Area
Roll size is 52cm, stick on the wall vertically
1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1934.0
602.4
Space
white paint color
Coffee Area
Skirting
60.0
Ceramic tiles& Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, 244.0 paint color is white. paint Ceramic tiles& Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, paint color is white. 34.0 paint 172.2 220 80 19.0 242.5 19.0 177.9 451.0 Ceramic tiles& Ceramic tiles, gray color, 30*30*1cm, 75 146.8 220 D3 D2 paint color is white. paint
146.8 D3 220 Disable W.C D2
382.4
Description
paint
34.0 Female W.C 34.0 220 80159.219.0
Female W.C
525.1
220 90
246.0
34.0
7
60.0
Material
D1
200
G
D1
A
1 2 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 1 1 6
Wall
Space
Secretary Room
Reception& 17.0 Waiting Area
350
F
220 90 D1
233.7
90 220
842.0
220
500.0
D1
19.0 220 75 214.5
1562.6
264.4
Open Office Area 602.7
D
Ceiling material Schedule
483.0
19.0
451.0
Name of A Entrance Reception&Wai Male W.C Female W.C Disabled W.C CEO W.C CEO Office Secretary Room Meeting Room IT Offices Accounting Off Storage Archive Rest Area Coffee Area Kitchenette Elevator Stairs
C
34.0
34.0
Wall material Schedule
34.0
34.0
264.4
220 120
15
This project was done indivisual during the whole semester, we worked every steps as asignment. The idea of the project is to know the costructiona and details drawing for offices space, the plan was chosen by students, each student draw her plan with styding the structure system. We were ask to draw details for Entrance door, one window, technical drawings for 3 type of furniture, and to know the differents between the architectural sections and elevations drawings, I mention only one section and one elevation, the rest are given by references. In order to achieve this type of drawings we practice a lot and asking questions while we are working, and in every step that we go through it. We learned this course depends on our experiences and by ourself.
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Int
Stu
Offices working drawings
ID
Co Bathroom Flush Light
Spot Light
Hanging Halogen light fixture
Suspended LED Light fixture
Co
Chandelier
+ 4.22 m 20
42
+ 3.53 m
8.1 48.3
Disable Bathroom
130
Female WC
130
Male WC
120.5
Entrance
Waiting Area
Stairs
+ 2.77 m
+2.11 m
350
210
220
12
12.2
85
90.9
Ins
65
111.8 59.9
102 90
35
Da
40
65
89.9
90
40
16.5
35
+ 0.30 m
10
As
+ 0.00 m
Electrical Socket
Ele Window Schedule
25
Doors
Type
D1*8
Swinging
220*90
D2*2
Swinging
220*80
D3*7
Swinging
220*75
Size (cm)
Final paving
20
Plaster
25
Wire mesh Plaster Steel/Plastic pin Thermal insulation - 3cm Adhesive Mortar - 1 cm Brick / Gazbeton / R.C. Wall - 20 cm Internal plaster - 2 cm White paint color
50
D4*1 D5*1 D6*1 Head Channel
Caulk Caulk
Aluminum Frame
D5
Installation Glass
Double Swinging Pocket Sliding Pocket Sliding
220*180
Frame color Walnut brown color Walnut brown color Walnut brown color Walnut brown color
220*140
Silver Color
220*120
Walnut brown color
Sc
Frame material
Wood Wood Wood Wood Aluminum Wood
References: Author TIME DESIGN Article title: TIME SAVER STANDARDS FOR INTERIOR DESIGN : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Website title: Internet Archive URL: https://archive.org/details/TIMESAVERS TANDARDSFORINTERIORDESIGN/ page/n579
220.0000
Prince Sultan University College Of Engineering Interior Design Department
From out side brick flooring with 1cm of mortar, 5*14cm of brick and from inside of building is layer of cork with 1cm then Parquet Flooring, Dark Browne color,32*8*1cm. Heating Matt 0.6 cm soft board 70 mm protective concrete Technological insulation and PE foil
Student
Leen Shawaf
ID No.
215410267
Course
Working Drawing&Details II
Code
ID353
Instructer
Goze Bayram
Date
8th Oct.2018
2 cm insulation Aluminum Frame
15 cm reinforcement concrete 15 thermal insulation 5 additional thermal insulation
Caulk
Assignment No.4 Door Details & Description Scale 1:5
45
Details drawings for 3 types of furniture
U2
U2
Top View
U2 240.3
R5.6
224.4
R5.7
12.0
11.3
R158.7
Top View
R181.3
R39.7
R38.1
106.5
115.7 95.2
106.3
124.6
88.2
4.1
109.5
115.7
4.4
240.3
R5.6
224.4
R5.7
12.0
11.3
R158.7
R181.3
240.3
R39.7
R38.1
106.5
115.7 95.2
106.3
124.6
Cover for97% polyester, 3% nylon
88.2
4.1
109.5
115.7
West View
4.4
240.3
240.3
105.7
Cover for97% polyester, 3% nylon
East View
Front View
20.4
12.6
93.1
93.1
West View
37.0 84.9 46.6
R28.5 R27.7
42.2
Front View
R16.4
95.1
9.8
R5.0
85.1
2.5
8.8
85.1
23.2
Metal
R4.8 114.9
9.6
R15.9
East View 23.2
32.9
15.9
73.3
40.6
23.3
25.7 95.4 2.5
53.5
53.5
R15.9
11.3
8.3
105.7
20.0
R28.5
R27.7
R5.6
85.1
85.1
123.3
238.5
R5.6
R16.4 72.6
R4.9
R5.0
9.8
95.1
15.9
95.4
37.046.6 11.1
25.7 239.0
15.9
57.6
R2.9
240.3
8.5
233.6 207.1
3.3
3.3
8.8
11.3
2.5
73.3
2.5
8.3
18.3
18.9
18.9 20.2
20.2 105.7
20.4
1.0
12.6
93.1
R28.5
1.0
1.0 R28.5
42.2
11.3
95.1
9.8
95.4
15.9
R5.0 25.7
2.5
73.3
2.5
Metal
R15.9
23.2
23.2 32.9
85.1
240.3
40.6
23.3
85.1
105.7
R27.7 53.5
53.5
R15.9
R16.4
8.3
105.7
20.0
105.7
R27.7 R5.6
37.0 84.9 46.6
93.1
R4.8 114.9
9.6
R5.6
R16.4 72.6
R4.9 238.5
85.1
85.1
123.3
9.8
95.1
15.9
95.4
R5.0
37.046.6 11.1
25.7 239.0
15.9
57.6
R2.9
8.8
8.5
233.6 207.1
3.3
3.3
8.8
11.3
2.5
73.3
2.5
8.3
18.3
18.9
18.9 20.2
20.2 1.0
1.0
1.0
105.7
105.7
240.3
D2
R1
Top View
Top View
160.0
D2
139.0
R1
R4.4 R10.5
R4.4
R10.5
231.4
39.7
Top View
109.9
89.0
Top View
110.0
77.0
R18.3
6.5
5.6
R10.6
39.0 216.0
55.6
R4.4
160.0
7.9 139.0
R4.4
201.5
19.3
R10.5
R4.4
R10.5
Ø4.0
31.5 231.4
R12.9
R10.1 R4.4 39.7
74.8
85.2 231.4
160.0
109.9
89.0
110.0
77.0
R18.3
6.5
5.6
R10.6
39.0
39.0 216.0
55.6
R4.4
62.0 7.9
West View 201.5
19.3
Ø4.0
Ø4.0
Front View
30.9
31.5
West View R12.9
R10.1 R4.4
74.8
85.2
Glass
East View
Front View
Metal
231.4
160.0
Oak Veneer
Rubber
231.7
62.1
216.3
30.9
West View
5.5
1.1
West View
110.1
Aluminum
1.5 2.8
2.0
160.0
110.0
4.3
96.3 8.4 7.2
1.5
1.5 10.5
30.1 39.3
2.8
Front View 35.9
12.4
97.7
41.5
60.7
7.7 39.4
2.8
90.4
East View
35.9
1.5
107.0
1.9 1.1
11.9
10.3 7.5
46.7 19.5
2.0
Front View
2.0
4.0 13.0
15.0
5.7
15.1
Glass
35.9
13.0
13.0
73.0
65.1
2.5 2.0
7.2
110.0
Aluminum
1.5 2.8
5.5
1.1
4.3
96.3 8.4 7.2
73.0
1.6 119.6
7.2
160.0
5.6
37.5
39.3
2.8
12.4 11.9
1.9 1.1
73.0
7.2
24.2
Metal
MDF Wood
8.8
97.7
35.9
5.6
5.6 R6.1
R6.1 12.0
R5.5
R5.5
65.1
7.2
73.0
73.0
2.0
2.0 13.0
5.6
60.0
5.6
1.6 119.6
73.0
7.2
10.3 7.5
73.0
37.5
5.61.6
3.9 2.0 1.6
102.9
4.0
30.9
113.6
4.0
13.0
39.1
4.0 13.0
231.7 39.1
46.7 19.5
15.1
15.0
201.7
15.0
5.7
15.0
7.2
93.0 78.0
73.0
7.2
93.0 78.0
93.0 78.0
24.2 5.6
1.1
12.0
Leen Al Shawaf 2.5 2.0
67.6
24.2 R8.2
1.6 6.0
13.0
2.0
2.0
54.1
2.0
4.0 13.0 15.0
60.7
7.7
35.9
7.2
5.6
29.2
62.1 216.3
30.9
93.0 73.0
78.0
231.7
62.1
0.0
12.0
2.0 1.6 118.8
160.0 41.5 39.4
2.8
90.4
5.0
8.8
5.6 110.1
1.5
107.0
78.0
73.0
7.2
113.6
93.0
24.2 5.6
1.1 3.9 2.0 1.6
5.61.6
1.5 30.1
73.0
7.2
67.6
5.6
Rubber
R8.2
60.0
1.5 10.5
35.9
73.0 5.6
29.2
12.0
1.6 6.0
4.0
201.7
93.0
Oak Veneer
East View
102.9
39.1
15.0
8.8
5.0
8.8
5.6
5.6
160.0
5.6 R6.1
R6.1 12.0
2.0 1.6
R5.5
0.0 R5.5
12.0 54.1
118.8
54.1 231.7
Offices working drawings 1
3
2
6
5
4
7 8
B
A
55.3
1
IKEA
115
A
201.2
199
53.9 45.3
39.8
D3
D3 C5
200.4
C5
S3
S3
C3 A1
C3
A1
D2
D2
B
B
320.1
T1
C1 55.9
45 75
53
S4
46.5 50.4 53.5 160
496
72.3
C
320.1
T4
D4
92.9 165.2
U1
144.5
C C4
D
D
D4
S3 S1 C2
E
58.8 57.2
230.2
45.6 62.5
A2
S2
59.1
56.2
A1
47.2 61
47.2
T6
C4
140.4
E
294.4
D4
222.6 69.7
T2
40.3 46.1
51.9
59.7
78.1
D1
60
29.8
C3
C7
D2
T3
483
60
C4
R2 483
F
F Reception& Waiting Area
G
44.8
C6
256.6
R1
28
27
26
25
2
3
4
5
24 23 22
21
7
9
20 19
18
17
11
12
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Group Work Dr. Goze Bayram
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Working Drawing
Steel Staircase System
Fall 2017-2018 ID352 Working Drawing II
Garage Museum of Contemporary Art Steel Staircase system project was a group project and done as a major exam for us. we were 3 students, me , Yara AbouSaleh and Noha AlShakrah. we devided our self to make 3 different types of steel staircase system design, in order to cover the types of them which they are: - Single stringer (MONO) - Double stringer staircases- Cantilever Stairs (Floating) My part was (single stringer MONO) staircase, we were asked to find a real example of that stair and I drew the technical drawing of that, by making a lot of case studies that showed how to draw this type of stair.
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Steel Staircase System
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Indivisual Work Ms. Rajaa Nasrullah AutoCad Sketch Up Photoshop InDesign
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Furniture
Weaving Table
Fall 2017-2018 ID354 Furniture design
Concept & Inpirations Handemaking rugs traditional loom machine, Tools used to make the rugs
Used as coffee table, targeted speacially to the lovers of Knitting&Looping
Leen Al Shawaf
Weaving table
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Technical Drawings
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Details and construction
POINTED GLASS JOINERY
STICK METAL JOINERY TO THE WOOD BY SCREW WRAP THE WOOL STRINGE TOGETHER WITH DIFFERENT STYLE AND MAKE IT STRONG
Leen Al Shawaf
DRILLING THE WOOD TO WRAP WOOL STRINGE AND HOLD OTHER WOOD PEICES
Weaving table
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Group Work Ms. Rajaa Nasrullah AutoCad Sketch Up Photoshop InDesign Revit 3D Max
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Furniture
M Table
Fall 2017-2018 ID354 Furniture design
Concept & Inpirations Folding Furniture design Its a gorup project, the main concept is done from Yara AbouSaleh, all of the technical drawings and modleing is done by me.
The main purpose of the table is to safe the spaces, and servie the small contemporary apartmant nowadays
Leen Al Shawaf
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Technical Drawings
Table
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Details and construction
Table mechanical Hinges between the wooden panle of table and the middle rectangle panle support
Table Path Folding mechanical Hinges stick inside the wood table sheet to be hidden
The table path is fixed inside the locked hinge to be flixible in its moving up and down
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Locked hinges goes up and down to open and close the table
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Table
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Indivisual Work Ms. Rajaa Nasrullah AutoCad Sketch Up Photoshop InDesign Revit 3D Max
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Furniture
Tourette syndrom
Fall 2017-2018 ID354 Furniture design
Concept & Inpirations Briefe Description of Health Condition
Tourette syndrome (TS) is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, stereotyped, involuntary movements and vocalizations called tics.
Physical Constrained
- Eye blinking - Shoulder rotation or elevation - Jumping - Kicking - Complex and loud sounds
Case Study
Name: Adam Age: 17 Job: Student Time- Job : KFC Server, Signer and Youtuper. Adam Tourette is a constant companion; his vocal and physical tics are completely involuntary, but he can song. This situation is came suddenly to the person who have it, but he feel about it, he can’t control the time, it comes at the age of 7 to 8 years, there is no special needs for him, because he can do everything by himself, but the only thing that we can help is to serve a space that make him to feel free and comfort to these tics to come out, so he can feel better when they go on.
Observed Daily Life Difficultied of Adam
He can drive, eat, drink, work, move, Use his phone. When he sleep the tics faded, but he cant sleep faslty because of these tics, and when he wake up he make these tics immediately. Even when he sing the tics never come.
The Solution
1- These people who have syndrome, they feel when it comes. 2- This situation comes when they were kids. 3- They feel shy when it comes specially in the school. 4- The music can STOP this situation. 5- One person can have more than one tics. 6- When they feel free to make the tics to come out they feel more comfort and the situation reduced. 7- Most of the tics are sounds. 8- Some of suddenly movement comes in the neck, arms and eyes. 9- Adam have sounds and neck tics, his neck backward sunddenly sometimes.
Make a neck pillow for the neck movement backward.
Leen Al Shawaf
Tourette Syndrom
Technical Drawings
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Details and construction
Acrylic- Polyster
Plastic
The Acrylic sides are glued to the Plastic peice by (TRUKY-GLUE) which is used specific for fabric and plastic to stick them together.
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AcrylicPolyster
Rough Leather
Rubber
The arcrylic handles are sweing to the arylic peice to allow the rubber roll to be in it and wrap to the chair, so it can hold this peice to be stick to the chair and useful
The rubber can be change by this teqnicue to fit different sizes of the chair, Only Offices chairs
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Interioir Architect Leen Al Shawaf Thank You !
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