PORTFOLIO.DESIGNURBAN&ARCHITECTURE UNDERGRADUATE SELECTED2017-2022WORKS MALAK ABDEL NABY
Malak Abdel Naby (b. 1999) is a fresh graduate from the American University in Cairo (AUC) studying Architectural Engineering there since 2017. Eager to learn and explore many fields in architectural design, yet fascinated by Islamic architecture with special interest in heritage and contextual driven design, as well as, urban design oriented work. A student who is constantly seeking new opportunities and balanced between both academics and extracurricular life since an early age. A student, a board member at the Architecture Association, a work study student at the Regional Architectural Collection and an undergraduate teaching assistant are all roles Malak took while at university and help shape her experience, making it a fruitful one. Being trilingual and receiving the international baccalaureate from a French school are both components making of Malak an open minded, well rounded person who cares and understands others. (BSc.) in Architectural Engineering
President Elect, of the the Architecture Association. [June 2021-June 2022] Treasurer, of the the Architecture Association. [August 2020- June 2021] Head, of the Engagement Committee in the Architecture Association. [July 2019 - May 2020] Member, of the Engagement Committee in the Architecture Association. [September 2018 - May 2019] Usher. at LaFargeHolcim Forum: Re-Materializing Construction held at AUC [April 2019] Member, of the Awareness Program in a community service club: Mashroo3 Kheir. [September 2018 - May 2019] Member, of the Multimedia Committee in a community service club: 3alRassef. [September-December 2017] Vice President, of the Special Conference: G20 in the Oasis Interna tional School Model United Nations (OISMUN). [November 2016]
Vice President, of the Historical Committee in the Oasis International School Francophonie Forum. [March 2016] Delegate,in Ferney-Voltaire Model United Nations (FerMUN), Geneva, Switzerland. [January 2016] Delegate,in Oasis Inernational School Model United Nations (OISMUN). [November 2014, November 2015] Delegate,in Oasis Inernational School Model Arab League (OISMAL). [February 2015. February 2016]
COCURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
CertificateACHIEVEMENTSofAchievment in Excellance in Design & Project Display. [February 2022] Issued by the Architecture Association (AA) at AUC. Certicate given for: Veritcal Design Studio B (Design 5) - Spring 2021 Certificate of Achievment in Excellance in Design & Project Display. [October 2020] Issued by the Architecture Association (AA) at AUC. Certicate given for: 1- Urban Design & Landscape Architecture Project (group) - Spring 2020 2- Student Nomination Category for Design Studio II Project (individual) - Fall 2019.
MALAK ABDEL NABY ARCHITECT FrenchEnglishArabicpower[word,MicrosoftFinalInDesignPhotoshopEnscapeLumionGrasshopperRhinoRevitAutoCADSKILLSCutProOfficeexcel,point] Mother TongueFluentFluent LANGUAGES Fluent in both spoken and written English, Arabic and French. PhotorealismCOURSES Course -given by OR Studio. (3Dmax, corona renderer and photoshop)[August 2022] CompetitionCOMPETITIONSEntry,Organized by The Sovereign Fund of Egypt // Drees & Sommer - Designingtwo towers (hotel and branded residents) in the old NDP plot.[Jan-March 2022] INTERESTS Literature, Reading, Story Telling, Music, Editing, Photography, Traveling, Wandering around Cairo and Sketching. WORK EXPERIENCE Intern. Dar Arafa Architecture. [June 2021- July 2021] Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, of Design Studio II at AUC [February 2021- May 2021] ARCH 352/3553- Design Studion II: Form with Dr. Magda Mostafa Undergraduate Teaching Assistant,
The American University in Cairo, 2022. GPA: 3.209 (Very Good) International Baccalaureate (IB) Oasis International School, 2017. INFO. Ad. Abu El Lessamein Sq., Al Aguza, Giza Phone No.
BachelorEDUCATIONofScience
BIO.
CONTACT
www.behance.net/malakabdelnabyissuu.com/malakabdelnaby_naby-890260203/www.linkedin.com/in/malak-abdel-malakabdelnaby99@gmail.commalakabdelnaby@aucegypt.edu+201006333063 of Urban Design Studio at AUC [September 2020- December 2020] ARCH 468/4532- Urban Design and Landscape Architecture with Dr. Momen El Husseini Work Study. AUC Regional Architecture Collection Processor. [February 2019- May 2020] Intern. Palm Hills Development. [July 2016]
CONTENTS.OFTABLE 04/ABSTRACT01/ARCHITECTURE 02/URBAN DRAWINGS05/WORKINGDESIGN 03/COMPETITION Al Galala Ecolodge and Research Center Site: New Galala City page 6-15 The Peek: A Modular Skyscrapper Site: Former NDP’s Plot, Downtown Cairo Organizers: The Sovereign Fund of Egypt // Drees & Sommerpage32-39 Polucentric Hearts of New Cairo Site: New Cairo page 26-31 Zaha Hadid Inspired Landmark Site: Saad Zaghloul Square,Zamalek page 40-41 page 42-45 Vendors Union and Startups Hub of Opera Square Site: Opera Square, DowntownCairo page 16-25
According to Budowski, “tourism has a potential to act as a force to conserve natural resources” (1976). Thus, the intervention strategy is through an environmentally considerate resort and experiential learning center designed to accommodate for both passive and active ecotourists in order to help them reconnect with nature and be immersed in the mountainous identity of Al Galala City. The projects’ concept lies on the idea of experientially re-inhibiting the rock; through the phenomenological dimension of architecture to increase the user’s sense of belonging to the place. This happens through looking into contextual cues from the Red Sea Mountains. THE POWER OF THE PLACE, THE KNOW-HOW & THE HERITAGE
Semester 9: ARCH 4570- Senior Design Studio (Fall 2021) Dr. Heba Khalil Semester 10: ARCH 4981 - Senior Project (Spring 2022) Dr. Basil Kamel & Dr. Ashraf Botros Softwares Used: Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Photoshop New Galala City is labelled as a touristic hotspot. However, the types of tourism offered are only recreational form of tourism. Given the mountainous nature of the site buildings should respect the context it is part of. Buldings in such context should allow users to reconnect with nature with its three elements (Sky, Mountain and Sea). Yet, in New Galala City - buildings are imposed and are not reflective of the context they are part of.
THE JUNCTION: AN EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING RESORT & RESEARCH CENTER REGAINING
HOW CAN ONE RECONNECT WITH NATURE? VISUALIZATION IN CONTEXT
Malak Abdel Naby | 8 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 9 SITE MAINPLANELEVATIONHOW DID WE INITIALLY INHIBIT THE ROCK? CONTEXTUAL CUES FROM THE RED SEA MOUNTAINS AL GALALA - BETWEEN WHAT WAS & WHAT WILL BE THERE
Ecotourism is now defined as “responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of the local people, and involves interpretation and education” (TIES, 2015). Education is meant to be inclusive of both staff and guests.
The site is isolated from the city, the choice of secluded site is reflective of the intervension strategy. It also has a strong natural manifestation, through the interesting topography, duality of view (montain and sea) and future accesibility, through a connection yet to be established.
ECOTOURISM SPATIAL INTERPRETATION
HOW CAN ONE EXPERIENCE THE MOUNTAIN? EXPERIENTIAL PHYSICAL MODELS
Malak Abdel Naby | 10 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 11 ROOMS MATRIX LEVELMASTERPLAN8.00 King Size Bed Rooms 50 M^2 40 KEYS 46 KEYS 12 20KEYSKEYS 50 M^2 100 M^2 100 M^2 Double Queen Size Bed Rooms Hotel DuplexApartmentwithattached garden
Malak Abdel Naby | 12 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 13
Malak Abdel Naby | 14 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 15 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION & SDGs THE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS WERE RUN USING REVIT ENERGY ANALYSIS [LIGHTING & SOLAR] Allow the users to reconnect with nature ti add to the meditative aspect of the project, which eventually increase their well-being. Resorting to effective daylightingand natural air ventilation in most space. Direct Evaporative Cooling throught greenery used heavely in the project. Part of the building is working and powered using solar energy. Placement of PVC pannelsof tilted roof. The users programatically get to experientially learn how to efficiently, inhibit the rock andlearn about the different elements present. in it.BEFORE AFTER
The building should act as a MEDIATOR between the different users, creating harmony between ALL of them and emphasizing on the idea of social networking and social sustainability.
Softwares Used: Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Photoshop
The essence of the place falls into a series of broken promises that disturpts the balance of the community fabric throughout time, forcing users to constantly adapt. Thus, The interdependence of users as agents of the socio-economic network creates a strained heirachy that asserts each users expression of civic rights and their intense contestation of public space.
Semester 7: ARCH 4561 - Vertical Design Studio A (Fall 2020) Dr. Momen El Husseini, Dr Mai El Ibrashi, Dr. Amr Abdel Kawi & Dr. Dina El Mahdy
The concept of the project is to reaccess the positions of power in the context of Downtown Cairo through the empowerment of the users there by providing a platform where interconnections between the users (ie Venders and Startups) where they grow together, find a common ground and learn from one another.
VENDORS UNION & STARTUPS HUB OF OPERA SQUARE
Semester 8: ARCH 4562 - Vertical Design Studio B (Spring 2021) Dr. Heba Khalil & Dr. Basil Kamel
Shot of the intervension’s northern elevation in context taken while standing in Azabkeya Garden
AZBAKEYADECAYGARDEN:
Public historic gardens are an integral part of our heritage and they need to be conserved as much as any other heritage site. Up until mid-20th century, one can state that Azbakeya was the main node of attraction, people used to dwell inside the park and it was the focal point activating most of its surroundings. Afterwards, themain node of attraction became the Soor and the garden became a backdrop to the commercial activities happening along its gate. The deterioration of AzbakeyaGarden and its loss of 80% of its original size might have not been inevitable due to shifts in power through time and the changes in user’s demands and aspirations. However, throughout its history the garden was able to act as “an event in time, rather than an object in space” constantly adapting to the socio-political changes happening on a micro level. It is apparent thatthe true essence of the Park has been lost.
Malak Abdel Naby | 18 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 19 CONTEXTUAL RESPONSIVENESS
URBAN
Inspired by Parc Monceau, Paris, Barillet Deschamps to design; branching out from central node. Octagonal form with 4 gates, opened in 1872 with variouslandmarks.
A LIVING ORGANISM CONSTANTLY ADAPTING
Malak Abdel Naby | 20 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 21 AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM
Malak Abdel Naby | 22 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 23 USERS DYNAMICS & KNOWLEDGE SHARING THEORETICALCYCLEFRAMEWORK GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTIONAL ELEVATION Passing through the spine, capturing the lively street feel through shops and cafes + reclaiming lost greens from Azbakeya garden.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN
THE POLYCENTRIC HEARTS
The two main masses are divided accordingly: social &educational. In the library the knowledge in obtained through four ways; traditional, shared, experiential & virtual knowledge. Creating outdoor social spaces was a crucial stage in the design process as it helps to achieve the concept of bridging between the generations. As well as, create a safe space for the children to socialize. This building is there to serve the People of Darb Al Omary and might occasionally be used by tourists coming from the Museum of Islamic Artifacts due to its close proximity to the site.
PHASE 1 - Group of 5: Daniella Tinawi, Laila Kouta, Malak Abdel Naby, Meiram Hussein and Rama Khalid
HOW
The Polycentric Hearts of New Cairo
The concept of this building generated from the sites’ benefits & constraints. The form aims to mimic and built on the concept of “eye on the street” that is very predominate in the area there; this is done through the introduction of the pathways that connect Darb Al Omary Alley to Port Said Street.
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Softwares Used: Revit, AutoCAD, Lumion, Photoshop OF NEW CAIRO CAN URBAN ACUPUNCTURES MAKE A CITY RESILIENT?
Semester ARCH 368 - Urban Design and Landscape Architecture (Spring 2020) Dr. Momen El Husseini
Malak Abdel Naby | 28 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 29 REHABALSOUQANALYZING1:PHASE
Malak Abdel Naby | 30 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 31 ANALYSISUSERS
. LEARNING THROUGH PLAY & PROMOTING EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING STRATEGIC AXES OF INTERVENSION
Al Yasmeen is a non-gated housing district in North Eastern Side of New Cairo, with a schools’ spine passing through it that qualifies as apotential heart of activity. Due to the mixed use nature of the area a public library, hosting other activities will therefore act as an anchor bring ing different age groups and classes together in one place.This urban accupancture will activate the area by turning a large vacant land into a public lively place
The building as a connector, an enhencor of lives and a lively place Downtown is an Egyption balcony, It is the manifestation of the inside-outside exchange relationshipbetween Cairo and the world. In dbalaconies and downtown different stories and narrative are framed and they conistitute the context’s essence. The resulting geomtery adopts the idea of rotation to embrace the 360 degree dimension of the site, and the idea of carvings to physically frame multiple important contextual landmarks and intangibaly frame the different stories lived within them.
THE PEEK: A MODULAR SKYSCRAPPER
Softwares Used: Rhino, Grasshopper, Lumion, Photoshop & InDesign
FRAMING CONTEXT & NARRATIVES OF DOWNTOWN CAIRO
Competition Entry: The Soverign Fund in Egypt (March 2022)
Group of 3: Lara Shaheen, Malak Abdel Naby, Rowan Ashraf Faculty Advisor: Dr Momen El Husseini
“DTC is envisioned to be a contemporary high-end hospitality and residential mixed-use development in a prestigious setting, adjacent to the Nile in Downtown Cairo, Egypt. The vision design is to take into consideration TSFE’s aspirations, international and regional high-profile benchmarks, Egypt’s Vision 2030, and the site’s context which includes Cairo’s heritage and urban fabric. DTC is therefore projected to become a major attraction for local, regional, and international investors and visitors; a global benchmark for environmental, sustainable and wellness design for high-end mixed-use development; and a major landmark for the City of Cairo.” - Extracted from Competiotion Brief
2] Framing the context and visual continuity, through creating the middle void framing the museum’s dome + carving are made with respect to differentlandmarks around the site.
FORM MORPHOLOGY
Malak Abdel Naby | 34 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 35 GroundConceptual SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN DRIVERS Cairo lie between 0. 50 and 1. 50 m^^2 of green spaces perindividual. National standards call for 5 m2/individual, whereas international standards call for 9 m2/individual Dense Urban Fabric & Individual share of green spaces in Cairo Step 1. Problem Definition High Land Value Plot Size 16 000 m2
Vertical greenery, inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon Step 2. Site Drivers Step 3. Intervension
SITE
FutureSharedDevelopmentPlansMemory&Symbolizm
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4] Building on the shared memory of the place, work with the intervension as a living memoryof what once was. PLAN
This map shows a potential strategy in order to have a greener city, through increasing the individual share of green spaces in Cairo. Four anchors are identified as potential green lungs for the city; Zamalek Island, Azabakeya District, Abdeen Square, and finally Al Azhar Park. Eventually they all connect to one another through a series of plant box, and roof gardens resulting into green arteries being created.
3] Opening towards the Nile, and the logic behind the kinetic facade as a treatment for the Western Facade.
The below diagram, shows how the site is embracing the 360 views dimension of the site1] Working with the already existing skyline and respecting it to generate the towers heights.
The development of traditional mashrabeyas were used for privacy, efficient shading and to regulate the temperature in the interior due to the hot arid climate of Cairo. Due to the Nile being on the western facade and to ensure having a good view also to make sure that there is no harmful sunlight penetrating the room. Accordingly, the retrofitted mashrabeya moves upwards as the person goes towards it and then back down to shade the room.
KINETICDYNAMICSFACADE
ZONING&EXPERIENCEUSER
Malak Abdel Naby | 38 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 39 STRUCTURAL LOGIC
In a group of five stuednts, each group had to pick an architect and study his/ her design philosophy. Afterwards, pick a site in Egypt to place the lanndmark inspired by their philosophy at. The model should be made using 1:2 scale.
AL HOREYA is a landmark inspired by the dynamic and fluid work of Zaha Hadid.
After studying the design strategy of Zaha Hadid, each group should design a 1 to 2 landmark that reflects a relevant concept and decide on the landmark’s site, then come up with a suitable design for the landmark. Our chosen site is in Saad Zaghloul’s Square in front of (15th of May Bridge) which was an important gathering point during 2011 and the 2013 revolutions. Thus, we created a landmark that generated from the street network of the area and use it as a form generation strategy.
ZAHA HADID |
“There are 360 degrees , so why stick to one?”
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Semester 2: ARCH 250 - Foundation of three- dimensional design (Spring 2018) Dr. Hoda Shaheen Softwares Used: Rhino, Slicer Fusion 360.
Malak Abdel Naby | 42 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 43 WORKING DRAWINGS | D3 D4D4 7.25 0.241.231.852.752.75 0.341.002.540.201.000.401.000.712.006.44 11.75 2.75 1.14 14.26 2.00 3.36 14 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 D4 W1D3 D1 26.95 D4 4.41 4.05 2.83 3.25 W1W1 F E D C B A F E D C B A 654321 6543213'2'1' 3'2'1' C' C' B' B' A' A' 101A SCALE-1:50GROUND-FLOOR-PLAN CW1 A40602 A40502 1073245689 02A407 6.93 1.20 0.40 1.20 0.40 1.20 1.70 1.20 1.40 1.20 1.10 17.92 1.85 1.04 1.48 26.95 6.00 6.00 4.003.00 3.00 1.454.351.451.49 14.26 3.43 1.20 0.40 1.20 0.40 1.20 1.70 1.20 1.40 1.20 0.93 3.19 8.55 0.72 1.20 2.24 4.16 4.73 1.20 0.28 1.20 0.75 8.16W2W2W1W1 GFMUSEUM02ORAL GF WORKSHOP01 W1 W1 W1 GFSHOP04 GFSHOP04 GFSHOP04 2.75 11 4.75 4.00 0.270.28 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.50 0.100.500.100.40 0.96 1.80 0.97 1.80 0.88 2.75 1.03 1.20 1.03 3.87 12.25 2.75 3.25 4.06 4.65 6.00 6.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 A40101 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 D4D4 D4 D2D1 W1 0.11 1.24 0.10 1.30 0.10 1.30 0.10 1.24 0.11 0.96 1.80 0.97 1.80 0.63 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA101GROUNDFLOORPLANSCALE1:50 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED STORAGE0204GFSHOP D3D3D2 W1 W1W1 W1W1 W3W3 05 PARKINGB 1.752.761.22 D1 D3 D1D1D1D12.732.852.71 3.98 1.73 5.71 FEDCBA 201A SCALE-1:50SECTION 10 12 15 16 18 19 2120 24 25 26 27 28 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 52 53 54 55 56 57 594160 42 43 44 46 47 48 49 50 58 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA201SECTION1SCALE1:50FINISHINGSCHEDULE01020304EXPOSEDCONCRETEPLASTER(VARIES)STONECLADDINGPAINTGRAFFITI(VARIES) PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED 104A SCALE_1:100GENERAL_LAYOUT 1 GravelOutdoor Tiles Fixed Bench 115cmx82cm30cmx30cmN/A7mx5.4m HARDSCAPE Interlocking Tiles 65432654321 F E D C B A F E D C B A LIGHTINGSOFTSCAPE C' C' B' B' A' A' 1' 1'2' 2' 3' 3' PalmPergolaTreeGrassTrees SYMBOLE DIMENSION PICTUREFloorNAMEMountedSpotlightOutdoorBollard 32.26 6.0120.256.00 41.52 11.33 12.13 4.02 3.13 4.00 6.92 41.52 11.33 18.79 4.22 4.91 32.266.019.3710.886.0072 12SQM32 Trees for HeightEntrance,Definition5-8metersfencing,oftheheightreaches9-12metersvaries1-2 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEABDELCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA104GENERALLAYOUTSCALE1:100 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION 104A SCALE_1:100GENERAL_LAYOUT 1FixedGravelBench N/A35cmx35cm7mx5.4m 65432654321 F E D C B A LIGHTINGSOFTSCAPE C' B' A' 1'2' 2' 3' 3' Pergola SYMBOLE COUNT PICTUREShrubsNAMETrees SYMBOLE DIMENSION PICTURESpotlightNAME R0.15R0.35Outdoor Bollard 32.26 6.0120.256.00 41.52 11.33 18.79 4.22 4.91 32.26HeightEntrance,heightTreesDESCRIPTIONforfencing,varies5-8metersheightvaries1-2 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA104GENERALLAYOUTSCALE1:100VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED SYMBOLE DIMENSION PICTUREFixedGravelNAMEOutdoorTilesBench 115cmx82cm30cmx30cmN/A35cmx35cm7mx5.4m HARDSCAPE Interlocking Tiles 654321 F E LIGHTINGSOFTSCAPE 3'2'1' Pergola SYMBOLE COUNT PICTUREPalmNAMETreeShrubsGrassTrees SYMBOLE DIMENSION PICTUREFloorNAMEMountedSpotlight R0.15R0.35Outdoor Bollard 32.26 6.0120.256.00 11.33 12.13 72 SQM DESCRIPTION 1232 Trees for fencing, height HeightEntrance,Definition5-8metersvariesoftheheightreaches9-12metersvaries1-2meters PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED 2 PERGOLA-SECTION(A-A)SCALE-1:20 3 PERGOLA-ELEVATIONSCALE-1:20 A-5082A-508A-50813 2CM-PLASTER15CM-RC-SLABS4CM-THRML-INS.2CM-DPC7CM-OC6CM-SAND2CM-MORTAR2CM-TILES0.070.472.550.683.77 0.070.472.550.683.77 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION
Malak Abdel Naby | 44 Portfolio: Selected Works 2017-2022 | 45 WORKING DRAWINGS | 6 5 4 3 2 1 W1W1 W1 W1 W1W1 W4W4 D1D3D3 A-502ST3 13.382.303.257.832.250.892.361.001.200.903.621.1113.38 2.303.257.83 2.301.291.011.401.661.400.703.62 1.401.902.11 0.050.743.661.101.401.902.11 0.050.740.801.201.661.10 3.620.901.201.110.950.051.960.400.840.053 2 2 1 D1 302A SCALE-1:50WEST-ELEVATION PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC FINISHINGKEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA302WESTELEVATIONSCALE1:50SCHEDULE01020304EXPOSEDCONCRETEPLASTER(VARIES)STONECLADDINGPAINTGRAFFITI(VARIES) PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED A40602 Parapet Cap 10 cm Sealant 1 cm Back rod 1 cm Metal Hanger 1x0.5 cm 3' A' A' A40703 SCALE-1:20ELEVATION A40702 SECTIONSCALE-1:20 7.20TOCFIRST FLOOR GROUND4.20 FLOOR 1.20 A40701 SCALE-1:20PLAN 6 29x30 cm 44 30 cm PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA407CLADDINGDETAILSCALE1:20 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED A40602 Parapet Cap 10 cm Sealant cm Back rod cm Metal Hanger 1x0.5 cm 3' A' A' A40703 SCALE-1:20ELEVATION A40702 SECTIONSCALE-1:20 7.20TOCFIRST FLOOR GROUND4.20 FLOOR 1.20 A40701 SCALE-1:20PLAN 6 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA407CLADDINGDETAILSCALE1:20 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENTPRODUCEDVERSIONBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED A PARAPET LEVEL T.O.C 0.00STREET+9.52LEVELFIRSTFLOORF.F.L+5.52GROUNDFLOORF.F.L+1.52BASEMENTFLOORT.O.C.-2.58 A40502 WALL-SECTIONSCALE-1:20 PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWGDATEFILE: DESCRIPTION MALAK ABDEL NABYKEYMAINLANDSCAPEROADSMEPSTRUCTUREISSUE:CHECKEDDRAWNPROJECTCONSULTANTSBY:BY:CONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayed PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED 54 Manhole60cmx60cm SYMBOLE DESCRIPTION DIMENSION 4.00 3.54 2.09 1.45 2.17 1.00 0.37 4.292.541.46 3.54 Gully 30cmx30cmTrap Control Valve Control Valve 3'' Water Supply Pipe 1'' Vent Pipe 2'' Water Waste Pipe 3'' Solid Waste Pipe 4'' Manhole 60cmx60cm Gully Trap 30cmx30cm Solid Waste 4'' Hot Water Supply 1'' Inner Water Supply 1'' Inner Water Waste 3'' Solid Waste Pipe4'' Vent Pipe 2'' Water Waste Pipe 3'' Water Supply Pipe 1'' F PLUMBING SCHEDULE W2 D2 401A SCALE-1:20PLUMBING-PLAN PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA401BATHROOMSSCALE1:20VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED54 Sink45cmx61cmCombination40cmx70cmBathtub150cmx66cm 0.46 0.61 1.89 0.46 1.43 1.00 0.08 2.130.601.27 0.17 1.34 0.71 0.81 1.51 3.54 2.09 1.45 2.17 1.00 0.37 2.541.460.29 3.54 W2 F D2A4010A401 02 02A401 02 02A40102A4010 A401A4010202 401A SCALE-1:20ARCHITECTURAL-PLAN VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION 54 Manhole60cmx60cm SYMBOLE DESCRIPTION DIMENSION 4.00 4.292.541.46 3.54 Gully 30cmx30cmTrap Control Valve Control Valve 3'' Water Supply Pipe 1'' Vent Pipe 2'' Water Waste Pipe 3'' Solid Waste Pipe 4'' Manhole 60cmx60cm Gully Trap 30cmx30cm Solid Waste 4'' Hot Water Supply 1'' Inner Water Supply 1'' Inner Water Waste 3'' Solid Waste Pipe4'' Vent Pipe 2'' Water Waste Pipe 3'' Water Supply Pipe 1'' F PLUMBING SCHEDULE W2 D2 KEYMAINLANDSCAPEROADSMEPSTRUCTUREPROJECTCONSULTANTSCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTPLAN PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED 2CM TILES 2CM MORTAR 6CM 15CM10CM15CM10CMSANDOC2CMDPCRC2CMTILES2CMMORTAR6CMSANDOC2CMDPCRC 2CM TILES 2CM MORTAR 6CM 15CM10CM15CM10CMSANDOC2CMDPCRC2CMTILES2CMMORTAR6CMSANDOC2CMDPCRC 0.290.400.400.400.400.400.400.290.111.101.770.030.191.010.980.77 2.98 2.590.38 0.680.500.410.121.27 1.780.191.01 T5 T6 T4T3 5 4 402A SCALE-1:20SECTION-1 402A SCALE-1:20SECTION-3 PRODUCED BY AN VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED STUDENTVERSION 54 NAME DESCRIPTION DIMENSION 0.16 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.16 0.16 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.11 T1 Ceramic Tiles, Brown 30 cm x 30 cm T2 Ceramic Tiles, Dark Brown 15 cm 30 cm 02A401 A40102A401 02A40102A401 A401A401002022.130.601.27 3.54 2.09 1.45 2.17 1.00 0.37 4.29 3.54 T3 Ceramic Tiles, Brown 60 cm x 40 cm T4 Ceramic Tiles, Dark Brown 40 cm 30 cm T5 Ceramic Tiles, Patterned 40 cm 50 cm T6 Ceramic Tiles, Dark Brown 40 cm 20 cm TILES SCHEDULE W2 F T1 T2 D2 401A SCALE-1:20TILLING-PLAN PROJECTMARK NO: CAD DWG FILE: PUBLIC KEYMALAKLIBRARYDATEDESCRIPTIONABDELNABYCONSULTANTSPROJECTDRAWNBY:CHECKEDBY:ISSUE:STRUCTURECONSULTANTMEPCONSULTANTROADSCONSULTANTLANDSCAPECONSULTANTMAINCONSULTANTPLAN900171333Dr.SamehElFekiDr.RashaElSayedDr.BasilKamelA401BATHROOMSSCALE1:20 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED 54 Sink45cmx61cmCombination40cmx70cmBathtub150cmx66cm 0.46 0.61 1.89 0.46 1.43 1.00 0.08 2.130.601.27 0.17 1.34 0.71 0.81 1.512.17 1.00 0.37 4.29 0.29 SYMBOLE DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONNAME PICTURE 3.54 SinkBathtubCombinationTowelShelfPaperHolder 150cmx66cm40cmx70cm45cmx61cm19cmx17cm61cmx23cm Duravit 700096000000000) rectangle, with one backrest slope, outlet in foot area, sanitary acrylic Duravit (# 009944..00) rectangle, finishing material (chrome 10, 46 Black DuravitMatt)toilet wall mounted (# 254609..64) washdown model, Durafix included, UWL class Color: 00 White Alpin 20 HygieneGlaze (an antibacterial ceramic glaze) Duravit Vanity basin 0385600000) countertop basin, with overflow, with tap platform, Ceramic covered push-open waste included, 600 mm Duravit Paper holder (# 0099551000). Color: Chrome EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE W2 F D2 02A401 02A401 02A40102A401 A401A4010202 MARK DATE DESCRIPTION KEYMAINLANDSCAPEROADSMEPSTRUCTUREPROJECTCONSULTANTSCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTPLAN PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED54 Sink45cmx61cmCombination40cmx70cmBathtub150cmx66cm 0.46 0.61 1.89 0.46 1.43 1.00 0.08 2.130.601.27 0.17 1.34 0.71 0.81 1.512.17 1.00 0.37 4.29 0.29 SYMBOLE DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONNAME PICTURE 3.54 SinkBathtubCombinationTowelShelfPaperHolder 150cmx66cm40cmx70cm45cmx61cm19cmx17cm61cmx23cm Duravit 700096000000000) rectangle, with one backrest slope, outlet in foot area, sanitary acrylic Duravit (# 009944..00) rectangle, finishing material (chrome 10, 46 Black DuravitMatt)toilet wall mounted (# 254609..64) washdown model, Durafix included, UWL class Color: 00 White Alpin 20 HygieneGlaze (an antibacterial ceramic glaze) Duravit Vanity basin 0385600000) countertop basin, with overflow, with tap platform, Ceramic covered push-open waste included, 600 mm Duravit Paper holder (# 0099551000). Color: Chrome EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE W2 F D2 02A401 02A401 02A40102A401 A401A4010202 KEYMAINLANDSCAPEROADSMEPSTRUCTUREPROJECTCONSULTANTSCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTCONSULTANTPLAN PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED VERSIONSTUDENTAUTODESKANBYPRODUCED
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