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MANAR MAHER P R I N C E S U LT A N U N I V E R S I T Y


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SPORT PERFORMANCE & REHABILITATION CENTRE IN RIYADH

02 WADI NAMAR EXTENSION PARK 03 BRIDGES PARK IN WADI HANIFA

04 ISLAMIC CENTRE IN ABHA 05 RESIDRNTIAL VILLA IN RIYADH TABLE OF CONTENT


06 FREE HAND SKETCHES 07 PHYSICAL 3D MODELING 08 DIGITAL 3D MODELING

09 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 10 SENIOR RESEARCH TABLE OF CONTENT


01 SPORT PERFORMANCE & REHABILITATION CENTRE IN RIYADH Location: Wadi Hanifa, Riyadh, KSA Area: 65,000 sqm

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CONCEPT IMPLEMENTATION

CONCEPT The program of this project combines between two contradictory functions. The rehabilitation center for disabled people and the sport performance center for athletes. This contradiction is the main challenge of the project. However, as people move from relaxation to activity, their blood flow increases, and vice versa.

So, the form will stimulate this movement of the blood in an architectonic way, while creating curiosity to explore the environment and the building from different perspectives at the same time. The resultant streamline design provide a form that presents a very little resistance to the flow of water or air, increasing speed, and ease of movement.

Linear Sequence

Flowing Sequence Provides a Streamline Design

Looping the Different Functions Increase the Connectivity and Ease the Movement


FORM DEVELOPMENT

Stadium

Buildings Heights depends on the function

Buildings are elevated at certain area to provide access points

All circulation Possibilities

Main zones

Sport Center

Rehab


SITE PLAN & FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

STADIUM

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01 FOOTBALL FIELD 02 PLAYERS SERVICES

SPORT PERFORMANCE CENTRE 03 MULTIPURPOSE GYMNASIUM 04 OLYMPIC POOL 05 OTHER SPORT FACILITIES

REHABILITATION CENTRE

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06 EMERGENCY 07 LABARATORIES 08 RADIOLOGY 09 PHYSIOTHERAPY

4 11 FLOOR PLAN

10 CLINICS 11 ADMINISTRATION


SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

SECTION B-B

SECTION A-A


02 WADI NAMAR EXTENSION PARK

(GROUP OF 3 STUDENTS)

Location: WADI NAMAR, Riyadh, KSA Area: 40,000 sqm

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES Benches that follow the same concept of combining the rigidness and the flow of water surround all the green areas of the park. So, it suits all the different users, and trees cast shadow and creates pleasing environment.

The lines of the park combine both the rigidness and the smoothness to express the concept. These lines divide the park into various functions and creates paths for both pedestrians and cyclists.

The park is raised several levels above the water surface to protect the park in the case of flooding. The steps can be used as seating benches that overlook the water surface of the wadi.

The existing rocks of the wadi can be used to create waterfalls that seems naturally existing. This obstructed flow of water creates a refreshing atmosphere.


SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B

CONCEPT The concept of the project mainly came out from the context. The environment of the location is composed of water surface and rock mountains. Hence, the design will combine between the rigidness of the rocks and flow of the water which will create an interesting contradiction. It also aims to create a place where visitors can explore the space from different perspectives which is achieved by varying the heights of the paths. Also, all the landscape furniture follow the same concept of rigidness and smoothness. DATE PALM SWEET ACACIA DESERT WILLOW HEAVENLY CLOUD SAGE

BLUE HIBISCUS


01 SEATING The seating area is elevated at a higher level to ensure getting different view without any obstructions. Also, it protects the visitors in case of flooding. These steps also functions as benches for people to rest while waking. The seating design is derived from the concept, it combines the curves with edgy corners.

03 BENCHES In order to serve all the users in a comfortable way, the benches were designed with different heights, which surround the green areas.

05 BRIDGE The bridge connects the existing park with the extension. It gives the visitor to explore the park from different perspectives. It is divided into three levels, each level has its own function to server the different users (Cyclists, Runners, Pedestrian). At the end of the journey on the bridge, a beautiful small restaurant welcome the visitors which is a need missing in the previous design.

06 BARBEQUE EQUIPMENT To avoid the problem of the annoying smell and smoke of barbeque, a special location of barbeque area is designed, so people can enjoy barbeque without bothering others.


02 STEPPING STONE The interaction between people and water is a nice experience that is achieved by our design of the stepping stone on a shallow water surface. ZOOMED IN PLAN 2

04 WATER FALL waterfalls come out from the rocks of the terrain and connects the design with the environment. 5

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ZOOMED IN PLAN 1


03 BRIDGES PARK IN WADI HANIFA Location: Wadi Hanifa, Riyadh, KSA Area: 40,000 sqm

ANALYSIS PHASE In order to understand the wadi and study its relation with the city, we stated by producing 2D maps in different layers, • First layer is the topography map of the wadi with the contour lines showing the different elevations. • Second layer is the roads map that shows how streets and bridges systems are connecting the wadi with the city as well as connecting both sides of the wadi.

o OBSERVATIONS • Connections between the wadi and the city are poor. • There are no enough connections between the two sides of the wadi. • There are no enough public open spaces for people which are highly needed specially in such a natural place. Existing open spaces per person in Riyadh = 12.8 m2 per person, which is not enough at all.

TOPOGRAPHY MAP

ROAD MAP


LESS DENSE AREAS

DESIGN PROBLEM Quality of life must be enhanced in these areas, which has high population density and no enough vacant lands for open spaces,

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES SPORT BRIDGE

DESIGN SOLUTION Open spaces can be created in the vacant areas of the valley in between its two sides instead of the conventional open spaces created at both sides of the valley.

OPEN PUBLIC SPACE

OPEN PUBLIC SPACE

EDUCATIONAL BRIDGE

BALCONY BRIDGE

PLAYGROUND BRIDGE

PICNIC BRIDGE

OPEN PUBLIC SPACE

PROJRCT LOCATION

DENSE AREAS CONTOUR & STREETS MAP

CONVENTIONAL OPEN SPACES

NEW CONCEPT OF OPEN SPACES

BRIDGES PARK CONCEPT Linear parks in a form of bridges that connect the two sides of the valley can create a new concept of public open spaces where people enjoy the valley from various perspectives.

3D TOPOGRAPHY MODEL

Bridges created in this area of the wadi will be devoted to different functions: sport bridge, balcony bridge, picnic bridge, playground bridge and educational bridge, in order to satisfy large scope of people

3D LANDSCAPE MODEL


03 BRIDGES PARK IN WADI HANIFA Location: Wadi Hanifa, Riyadh, KSA Area: 40,000 sqm

BALCONY BRIDGE A bridge that is equipped with various playground fields and facilities for children to enjoy the journey and establish a connection with valley. It is located between picnic and balcony bridges, so families can observe their children while playing.

SERVICE BUILDING A bridge designed as an exhibition to show the different native materials and the different native plants in Saudi Arabia, in order to raise awareness about sustainability and using local materials and plants.

Service building connect the two bridges. The roof of the building is used as a seating deck to overlook the valley.

EDUCATIONAL BRIDGE

A bridge for athletes who want to practice different types of sports. It is divided into several tracks for pedestrians, bicyclists, runners, skaters.

SPORT BRIDGE

BALCONY BRIDGE

A bridge where people go for picnic. It has some elevated areas that people either gather under to protect themselves in the hot days without blocking the views, or gather above and enjoy the weather.

PICNIC BRIDGE

A bridge where people go relaxing, observing the valley, or just enjoying the views. It has spiral stair where people can go down to the arched structure of the bridge, which is used as a deck where people can set between nature. In each movement in this bridge and its structure you will diffidently see the valley from different level and perspective.


SITE PLAN

3D PERSPECTIVE


03 BRIDGES PARK IN WADI HANIFA Location: Wadi Hanifa, Riyadh, KSA Area: 40,000 sqm

SPORT BRIDGE

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

EDUCATIONAL BRIDGE

BALCONY BRIDGE


PLAYGROUND BRIDGE

PICNIC BRIDGE


04 ISLAMIC CENTER IN ABHA Location: Abha, KSA Area: 50,000 sqm

CONCEPT Pray is an spiritual worshipping that makes a prayer goes from body to soul. The ascending form of the mosque indicates this movement of the soul from soil to sky. Since the project is located in a natural area of Abha, the design must blend with the surrounding nature. Hence, it takes an organic form (like a growing seed).

SYMBOLIC MINARET

Minarets were one of the most important invention of its age. Because people needed to hear sounds of the call to prayer. But now, we are using public address system for it. In this way, I designed just a symbol for the minaret which represents the religion of Islam.

GREEN ROOF Green roofing is great for it is cost efficient and attractive. Using a green roofing system can give extra insulation that helps keep energy consumption down.


SITE PLAN

SIDE ELEVATION

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10 11 FLOOR PLAN 12

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FRONT ELEVATION

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3D PERSPECTIVE

1. Men Prayer Hall 2. Men Shoe Racks 3. Men Ablution Area 4. Men Toilets 5. Shops 6. Women Prayer Hall 7. Women Shoe Racks 8. Women Ablution Area 9. Women Toilets 10. Kids Zone 11. Women Quran Teaching Center 12. Men Quran Teaching Center 13. Maintenance Center 14. Imam House

SECTION A-A


05 RESIDENTIAL VILLA IN RIYADH

FRONT ELEVATION

Location: DIPLOMATIC QUARTER Area: 350 sqm

CONCEPT The project is a compound that’s located in the diplomatic quarter in Riyadh city. The complex consists of 20 buildings that’s divided into villas and apartments. The buildings are elevated on pillars inspired from “villa savoye” that’s designed b the famous architect Le Corbusier. The design is an open concept with a consideration of privacy which is important in our culture. The plan takes the L-shape that makes the courtyard of each villa invisible to the public road and makes almost all the rooms have a great view. Generally, the design follow the contemporary style due to the geometric shapes, but the wooden frames make it looks more oriental.

PROTOTYPE UNIT 3D PHYSICAL MODEL (GROUP MODELING)

Side elevation


SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B


06 FREE HAND SKETCHES

Chappelle De Ron champ By Le Corbusier

Falling Water By Frank Llyod Wright

Barcelona Pavilion By Meis Van De Rohe

HISTORY OF MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE COURSE

Villa Savoye By Le Corbusier

Brick Villa By Meis Van De Rohe


Wells Cathedral Interior & Exterior Views

Une Cite Industrielle By Tony Garnier

HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE COURSE


07 PHYSICAL 3D MODELLING

BASIC DESIGN COURSE

HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE COURSE

KIDS CLUB

TRINITY CATHEDRAL, RUSSIA


ARCHITECTURE & LIGHT In this model, the technique of having linear gaps in the roof which admit bright strips of daylight is used. In addition to the animation that light adds to the space, these light slits also add the sense of fluidity of the overall space. Eventually, The combinations of light and shade, and linear elements make for a highly sensuous and restorative experience.

BASIC DESIGN COURSE

ABSTRACTION The concept of this model is to abstract a natural element which is the rose and make a 3d model of the abstraction. So, the rose was abstracted into geometric shapes to make vertical sheets, and the main from was inspired by repeating the petals pf the rose


08 DIGITAL 3D MODELLING

DOMINO TOWER By 3ds Max


Exterior

Interior

RECREATION HOUSE

VILLA INTERIOR

By 3ds Max

By 3d Cad


09 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

DOOR DETAILS

CONCRETE CLADDING DETAILS

CURTAIN WALL DETAILS


SANITARY DETAILS

STAIRS DETAILS

ELEVATOR DETAILS

PARTITION DETAILS


10 SENIOR PROJECT RESEARCH PROBLEM Graphic Design

Mediterranean Sea 40 Km

Gaza Strip

Occupied Palestine 51 Km

Egypt 11 Km

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GAZA BORDERS

Gaza borders Egypt on the southwest for 11 kilometres and occupied Palestine on the east and north along a 51 km border. Note: Graphics sere designed by me


No-Go Zone Restricted Access Zone Buffer Zone

Erez Crossing

Mediterranean Sea Nahal OZ

Closed Since 2010

Karani Crossing Closed Since 2007

Occupied Palestine

Egypt

Al Awda

Indefinitely Closed

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Sufa Closed Since 2008

Kerem Shalom

GAZA SIEGE

Buffer zones have been created at all its borders, which had blockaded Gaza citizens preventing people and goods from entering or leaving. Access to and from Gaza is denied except by the land ports controlled by Israel.


TRADE & INDUSTRY

TRANSPORTATION Both people and cargo are controlled

Trade Import

9%

of 2013 Trade Export

3%

of 2007

90% of Factorie s have been closed

Reduction of Gross National Income worth

$ 5.4 billion Poverty rate reaches

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39%

SIEGE IMPACT

Access through Israel gave them a strong control over the passenger transportation as well as the international trade sector. Thus, Israel became the main compulsory trading partner, and trade with other countries must pass through Israel. This control resulted in lower trade import and export rates, which resulted in shortages in goods and raw material affecting the industrial sector as well as the commercial sector. Thus, the whole economic condition has been affected by the reduction of 5.4 billion US Dollars in the Gross National Income, which is a whole year income.


HEALTH Only 40% of hospital potential

UNEMPLOYMENT

45% (General) 58.9% (25-29 y. old)

Missing

40%

of essential drug list

The blockage also affected the medical and health sector. Gaza’s hospitals work only with 40% of its potential and miss 40% of the essential drug lists. Unemployment rate has increased to reach 45%


Power Supply North Gaza Power Supply Gaza City

Demand: 70 MW Supply: 25 MW

Demand: 150 MW Supply: 54 MW

Power Supply Middle Area Demand: 44 MW Supply: 17 MW

Power Supply Rafah Demand: 40 MW Supply: 22 MW

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Power Supply Khan Yunis Demand: 55 MW Supply: 24 MW

POWER SITUATION

56%

of demand not met 12-16 hours a day of outage

WATER SITUATION

95%

Unfit for Human Consumption

5% Threatened to Drain

SIEGE IMPACT

Due to the blockage, fuel is not allowed to enter Gaza through land, leading to the electricity crisis in Gaza. The electricity crisis directly affect the water shortage in Gaza. As a result of erratic power supply Gaza citizens use generators to pump water 16 hours although those generators to work 8 hours only. Also, due to the blockage, equipment needed to establish sea water desalination stations are not allowed to enter Gaza Strip.


This crises put the

2020 if not constructed, Gaza will become inhabitable

lives of 1.8 millions of people at risk

The blockage also affect the reconstruction of Gaza after the war. The amount of cement, which is the main construction material, that enters Gaza by the occupation does not exceed 3.9% of the total actual needs required for the reconstruction of Gaza. Since 2007, the 1.8 Palestinians living there are isolated from the outside world, denied access to their own resources.


GAZA o

citizens have the right to be free to move and trade

MAIN OBJECTIVE

To give Gaza strip the freedom for people movement and trading with the world, without the need to Israel as per the Universal Declaration of Human Right by The United Nations.


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SOLUTION

To eliminate these problems, dependence on Israel must be reduced by expanding trade with other countries in the region as well as overseas countries, and this can only be achieved by the establishment of an International air port and sea port in Gaza Strip.


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