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THE FILMS SPINE
ALANDLUS COMPOUND
WTC MOSQUE
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Proposal
02 CULTURAL VILLAGE Dubai, UAE
Competition Entry
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Under construction
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JEDDAH CULTURAL HUB Jeddah, KSA
Proposal
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Abu Dhabi, UAE
Competition Entry Winner
10 SHAIKH MUHMMAD HOUSE AlAin, UAE
Under construction
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THE FAQIHA LANDSCAPE
LINKED LODGING
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Competition Entry
Under construction
Proposal
MEDIA FIELDS
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ALRABAT WELLNESS CENTER
ALDANA MOSQUE
VERDURE VOLUME
Dubai, UAE
Asir, Saudi Arabia
AlRabat, Morocco Proposal
Competition Entry
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Proposal
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THE FILMS SPINE Over the past five years, a great number of Saudis vloggers, film-makers, and photographers have overwide Internet sensation without support. Therefore, the Media Spine aims to form a home-based for freelancer young film-makers. Located in a very strategic area which connect the old Jeddah with the current and future development, lays the 15,800 square meter site. The Media Spine is aiming to bring the young film makers together to collaborate and share ideas. The hub will fulfill their need through having shooting studios, open spaces, visual connected offices, theatre, retails, art sculptures, playful parks, and a watch tower. The purpose of the project is to introduce a new attitude toward working places through reorienting the users to create, explore, and play.
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JEDDAH KSA
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TRANSFORMATION DIAGRAMS
FORM DEVELOPMENT
FORM DEVELOPMENT
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The Films Spine _ 1
Shot of the collaborative bridge
Shot of the museum
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SECTION AA
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The Films Spine _ 1
SECTION BB
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ACCESSIBILITY DIAGRAMS
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ELEVATIONS
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The Films Spine _ 1
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CULTURAL VILLAGE At the outset of the design process we drew on five key principles as design drivers in which they are to create a vibrant cultural and entertainment focal point for the entire community, to create a public space to spend time, to establish a world class cultural destination, and a scheme that is contemporary yet contextual, as well as an urban definition that is environmentally and economically sustainable.
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DUBAI UAE
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
Section AA
Section BB
Section CC
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Cultural Village _ 2
View from the creek
View from the accessible green roof
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03 MEDIA FIELDS The project creates series of public spaces that are tied to each other with a public spine. The public spine crosses the existing media boulevard bridging between the two sides of the road. Connection between the parks on the east and west are provided with this pedestrian route. and a permanent shading structure is all along the spine. Where the boulevard and the spine intersect, the media hub will be located. This media hub serves as a high street during the day, has potential to transform into a public plaza on special occasions like New Year’s day, National Day, a movie premier or sports event by temporarily suspending traffic. Taking benefit from this identified use on the boulevard and an auditorium is proposed between the boulevard and the courtyard. The project introduces series of new public spaces for Abu Dhabi adding value to the public realm and enhancing the boulevard’s value.
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ABU DHABI UAE
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
Section AA
Section BB
Section CC
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Media Fields _ 3
SITE PLAN
MODEL AT DAY-LIGHT
MODEL AT NIGHT
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04 CLIFF WELLNESS CENTER The overall approach for the entire master plan has been to take into account the morphological conditions of the site and its potential to grow produce that Rabat is popular for. This agricultural approach creates identity for each zone and adds value to the experience of the person living here and enhances community feeling. It also becomes an unforgettable experience for the visitors to be part of the rich agrarian lifestyle that this project proposes to offer. The landscape approach would be thick buffer to plantation of grains and vegetables to sparse vegetation as we move closer to the water edge.
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ALRABAT MOROCCO
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
Plot, context and conditions
Thick buffer to plantation of grains and vegetables
Strategic placement of villas, hotel rooms to maximize views
Experience ‘living in nature’ to its fullest with boardwalks running through lush vegetation and walking at the reservoir edge. Render Was Outsourced for Competition Purposes
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Staggered placement
The Wellness Cliff _ 4
SITE PLAN
Where you can grow your own food, breathe fresh air, connect with nature, learn to sustain with nature, connect with community, play with earth, celebrate within the beautiful set nature provides and live in luxury.
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05 ALANDLUS COMPOUND AlAndulus Compound Competition was under taking place in my studio 4 studies that was about construction drawings and green designs. The client owned a land in which he wished to create a compound that consist of 26 villas, 5 apartment buildings and a club house. The competition had three main category of the designs which are: -Best Villa Design -Best Apartments Building Design -Best Site Plan and Landscape Design The submission covered not only the construction drawings, it consisted of renders, bill of quantity, research, and materials samples. I am happy and pleased to win the best villas design and best site plan design awards.
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JEDDAH KSA
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VILLAS SECTION
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AlAndulus Compound _ 5
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SITE PLAN _ LANDSCAPE
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AlAndulus Compound _ 5
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JEDDAH CULTURAL HUB In an area of 7,000 SQM overlooking AlArbain Lake stands Jeddah Cultural Hub. The project aims to create cultural, communal, and educational platforms that fulfil all users NEED. The main approach is to recapture the microclimate of AlBalad’s urban fabric by studying its routes, open spaces, masses, and building’s orientation. This has been achieved through improving the microclimate conditions for the buildings and their inhabitants. Over 1600 SQM stands Jeddah Public Library. Jeddah Public Library strives to achieve a connection between all ages of users, and to enlighten the knowledge of both youth and children IN AlBalad heritage. The library is emphasized in the cultural hub through its scale, location, integration with the landscape and fully transparency on the ground floor. The public library consists of variety of functions such as café, lobby, book collections, children library, youth library, silent reading rooms, group studying room, workshop studios, classes, multipurpose hall, auditorium, technology areas, reading steps, a terrace overlooking the plaza, and services.
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JEDDAH KSA
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CONTEXT ANALYSIS
ANALYZING THE ROUTES OF ALBALAD: THE BLACK ROUTES provide a shaded network of narrow streets and small spaces in between as patio-like areas. Cantilevered buildings or building components, membranes and small enclosed courtyards are traditional responses to the climate.
ANALYZING THE OPEN SPACES OF ALBALAD: The public open spaces are being enclosed, inward looking and shaded for most of the day for equal importance of natural lighting and ventilation. Air circulation is improved through wind channeling in shaded narrow streets in the direction of the main wind.
ANALYZING THE COMPACTNESS OF BUILDINGS: The grouping is allowing A proper ventilation or even increase the airflow. Zigzagging narrow alleys receive minimum radiation, and establish shaded spaces throughout the day which provide a cool and comfortable micro-climate.
FORM DEVELOPMENT
The main angle was a response to the south west side of the site plot (where the building is located), to bock the south sun and for easier access from the parking.
To reduce the foot print and to give some fully transparent spaces with integration of the landscape.
For both empathizes and maximize the lake view, the reading area is projected toward the lake.
The main entrance has been cancaved in while integrating the plaza within the indoor space.
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Young adult and children library is projected toward albalad to enlighten their knowledge of the heritage.
A family terrace on the upper floor has been provided.
Jeddah Cultural Hub _ 6
SITE DEVELOPMENT
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PERSPECTIVES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
ENTRANCE PLAZA
STAIRCASE INTERIOR
SECTION OF THE LIBRARY
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Jeddah Cultural Hub _ 6
READING STEPS
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CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
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PLANS OF LANDSCAPE
OUTDOOR THEATRE
LAKE THEATRE
LANDSCAPE SECTIONS
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Jeddah Cultural Hub _ 6
OUTDOOR THEATRE
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07 THE FAQIHA LANDSCAPE Overlooking the haram clock tower, stands Eng.Hani Faqiha home. The landscape design fulfilled the client requirement from privacy considerations to aesthetic inward and outward views. The project area is 600 sq m. The design aimed to respond to the topography of the site while using it to create multi seating pockets. The project will be under construction soon.
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MECCA KSA
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SITE PLAN
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The Faqiha Landscape _ 7
SITE DOCUMENTATION
The back of the house
Backyard columns
The back of the house
SIDE ENTRANCE
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Backyard terraces
Backyard columns
08 ALDANA MOSQUE A contemporary mosque should symbolize Islamic monotheism and the unity of the Muslim Community. The design offers a landmark and an icon for the Muslim community to gather, inspire,communicate and interact while allowing the fluid movement of people. The architectural, cultural, social and religious concept of the mosque and its surrounding was the base of the fresh composition of the mosque and public plaza while respecting the movement of people through the site. The traditional sahan that is transformed to vertical plaza invites and conducts pedestrians towards the mosque. The mosque becomes part of the nature and its context rather than an isolated object.
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Abu Dhabi UAE
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SITE PLAN
PLOT:
PLOT REGULATION SHEET
PRECINCT:
HYDER CONSULTING
Middle East Limited T +971 (0)2 6333400 F +971 (0)2 6330746 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates www.hyderconsulting.com
Aldar Properties PJSC P.O. Box 51133 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
T +971 (0)2 810 5555 F +971 (0)2 810 5550 www.aldar.com
Precinct Key Plan
ARB East Key Plan AL ZEINA AL MUNEERA AL BANDAR AL SEEF EAST
RBW2
AL SEEF CENTRAL AL SEEF WEST AL DANA
SITE ANALYSIS
RBW4
RBW1
RBW3
RBW6 RBW5 RBW8 RBW11
RBW7
W9 RB RBW10
RBW12
Legend
Plot Data Land Use Category
Pt.01
Site Area FAR Maximum Allowable GFA Allowable Residential GFA% Allowable Retail GFA% Maximum Building Footprint Car Parking Area (approx.)
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Car Park Ratio - Residential - Retail Levels Maximum Number of floors Max. Building Levels (NADD)
Pt.04 RBW8-P3 CF1 GS
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0.6 1600 sqm. -
Build-to-Line Basement / Podium Build to line Potential Retail Frontage Location Easement Landscape Area Colonnade Zone (3.0m minimum)
1000 sqm. 971 sqm. As per DOT regulation
Vehicular Access
As per DOT regulation
Secondary EVA Access (Potential) Storm water Sewerage Potable water Gas 22KV Cable Telecom District Cooling Automated Waste Control System Utility ID (Indicative) Plot Connection
G+1 Floor 2 Floors +19 mts
Notes
PW
Pt.02 MV B ST
Plot Boundary Building Setback Boundary Coord. Pt., refer to table Level (Based on NADD)
Mosque 2,891 sqm.
Doc. Ref. RBW8-P3-A.dwg
1. Refer to “Development Control Planning Guidelines” for design control information and requirements. 2. All dimensions and coordinates are approximate until final survey by the owner and verified by Aldar Properties PJSC. All dimensions indicated are in metres. 3. Confirm planned or existing road levels, utility networks and site access with Aldar Properties PJSC for design and construction coordination. Any modifications required will be by the Owner. 4. Promenade levels where applicable are to be confirmed by Aldar Properties PJSC. 5. All Urban Planning Council (UPC) guidelines and requirements to be complied with. 6. All Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM) guidelines and recommendations to be complied with. 7. All Department of Transport's (DoT) guidelines and requirements to be complied with. 8. This plot sheet is to be read in conjunction with the Master Plan Fire Safety Strategy (FSS). Abu Dhabi Civil Defence (ADCD) and FSS requirements to be complied with. 9. All designated parking to be provided with the plot boundary. 10. The number of basement levels indicated are approximate only and the final number will depend on parking requirements, parking arrangement and layout. Refer to “Development Control Planning Guidelines” for design control and limitations 11. Owner will not exceed the allocated supply or discharge provisions for utilities. Aldar Properties PJSC will issue the allocation which is based on land use and GFA. 12. Owner must coordinate provision, requirement and connections for district cooling, gas, Vacuum waste services and utilities with the relevant providing authority. 13. Any coordination and matching of levels to the planned or existing ADM public realm are the responsibility of the Owner. 14. Any damage to the existing ADM public realm is to be made good by the Owner. 15. Site logistics plans to be submitted and approved by Aldar Properties PJSC. 16. Plot development shall be designed and constructed within allocated utilities loads and comply to the vehicular entrance/level and utilities tie-in point coordinates. 17. It is the consultant responsibility to ensure the vehicular entry point coordinates and curb turning radius are coordinated at site.
CL = Curve Length
Pt. 01 02 03 04 05
R = Curve Radius
Plot Coordinates
Northing 2705554.292 2705515.779 2705488.583 2705536.826 2705543.785
Easting 254304.620 254318.154 254265.796 254248.025 254251.984
Plot Connection Utility Coordinates
U.ID SE ST PW GS TE MV DC AWCS
Easting 254275.710 254256.759 254315.277 254270.814 254281.954 254254.857 254279.593 254278.123
Northing 2705511.871 2705507.039 2705522.143 2705525.662 2705498.717 2705512.446 2705503.493 2705506.711
Plot Vehicular Entrance Coordinates Easting Northing ID A 254259.784 2705500.972 254256.924 B 2705507.855 Plot Vehicular Entrance Level (Middle Point) = +6.70 Note: All coordinates are relative to the WGS 84, UTM zone 40N
Reference Levels
Canal Reference Level: Marine Reference Level: Habitable Room Level:
Minimum +1.50 m Minimum +2.00 m Minimum +2.50 m
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ASHRAF
H.ANINI
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SECTIONS
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09 WTC MOSQUE While the main purpose of a mosque is to provide a space for Muslims to come together for prayers, the significance of a mosque arises from its role as an urban space that forms the heart of its neighborhood and the community. The ambition of the project is to transform the site into an urban connector and public space that will be used as a part of the urban fabric. The transformation respects the importance of the site with the residential surroundings, creating the place for the public to interact and socialize in. As a result, the holistic design of the mosque makes it operate at the scale of the city, the surroundings, and the individuals.
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Abu Dhabi UAE
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
SECTION
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WTC Mosque _ 9
EXTERIOR
ABLUTION AREA
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10 SHAIKH MUHMMAD HOUSE The project will act up as an urban room for the urbanized version of an apartment that fosters communication, social interaction and luxurious living that can be achieved to define the new UAE vision that it upholds, maintaining the connection to nature inspired by name “Shaikh Muhmmad Bin Khalifa�. Meanwhile, preserve all the historical value of the site while extension it with a modern workshop era to bring and connect the old with the new.
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AlAin UAE
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SITE PLAN
THE EXTENSION
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Shaikh Muhmmad House _ 10
EARLY 1960s -1970s OF ALAIN CITY
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11 LINKED LODGING In an area of 6700 square meters in alrawdah district, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia stands the linked lodging project. The main target is to promote and support the social and communicational aspect of people lives and it is achieve by providing comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces which are beautifully created by considering vegetation, ventilation, and natural light. The project consists of two buildings connected by a lobby which contains various functions such as a gym, cafe, grocery store, and a daycare. Each floor is designed to serve different community purposes. The aim of this project is to achieve an Eco-friendly design by focusing on passive design features such as ventilation, vegetation, natural light, humans safety, social aspect, and economic income.
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Jeddah KSA
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EXTERIOR SHOT
LANDSCAPE SECTION
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SITE MODEL
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12 VERDURE VOLUME UNIT In an area of 30.4 square meters over the Soudah mountains stands a small residential space dedicated for a 22 years old athlete client. This project is located at Alsoudah, Aseer, Abha, Saudi Arabia. The user is an athlete, so the project consists of functions that will fulfill his needs such as a basketball court, living area, bathroom, kitchenette, bed area, and a terrace. The design enhances the nature. As for this, it was abstracted from the golden ratio. The main aim of the project is achieving all the client need and fit it comfortably in the minimum area.
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Asir KSA
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PLANS
FORM DEVELOPMENT A
D B
B FIRST LEVEL LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
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SECOND LEVEL
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Verdure Volume _ 12
SITE MODEL
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THE YELLOW COLLECTION
SKETCHES
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PROCESS SKETCHES
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THE CALIGRAPHY MOSQUE IN KAUST
GLIMPSES OF MANHATTAN, NY BUILDINGS
PHOTOGRAPHS
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THE DESERT OF THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
WORLD TRADE CENTER TRANSPORTATION HUB
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THANK YOU
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