Architectural Portfolio

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POR T FO L IO Mennatallah Hamdy


Urban Scale Projects

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Intertwining Glorias Barcelona, Spain

(Group Project)

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Egyptian Port Cities Port Said, Egypt

(Group Project)

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Dahab in Context

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Dwell Mumbai Mumbai, India

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Cairo, Egypt

(Individual Project)

(Group Project)


CONT Architectural Scale Projects

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New Capital Tower(Individual Project) Cairo, Egypt

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Vocational Centre Fustat, Cairo

(Group Project)

CAD-CAM Projects

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The Ribbons Pavilion Rhino 3D + Lumion

(Group Project)


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Intertwining Glorias Barcelona, Spain Glorias and it’s position as a potintial new centre of the city of Barcelona. An extinsive Re-discoving

research and mapping phase has been carried out

the city’s natural boundaries and the charecter of each axes passing through Glorias. exploring

The research, also, questioned

the existience of vertical urban connections through the slopping city and explores the role of the axes and such vertical connections in connecting the city to the natural elements that form it’s boundaries. a new axis has been proposed to the already complex square that connects the mountain to the sea, as well as the concept of a Topographic, 3-leveled Glorias has been

As a result,

reached.

Glorias as a melting pot of the axes charecters as well as a 3d intity; Gran-via as a tunnel, The Diagonal and Indipendencia imphesising thr ground level and the Green Corridor as an elevated platform of a dual charecter that fragments and connects the various parts of the square.

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Intertwining Glorias / Mapping the City

Connecting the Natural Elements

Proposing the New Axis

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Vertical Axes

Large Scale Strategy


Intertwining Glorias / Sky Line Collage

Glorias Skyline Filled with Prominent Architectural Projects

Looking at the surrounding vacinity of Glorias, we find many celebrated architectural projects like: • Jean Nouvel’s AgbarTower • Oriol Bohigas’ Design Museum • Ricardo Bofill’s National Museum • Rafael Moneo’s L’ Auditori • The Flea market • And not so far away, Antoni Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia

Evidently, Plaça Glorias is filled with destinations for people. Most of these magnificant projects were commisioned at the beginning of the 21st century as an attempt to revamp the plaza and attract users.

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Intertwining Glorias / Analysing the Axes Meridiana and The Green Corridor

High Speed

Gran Via

Sequence of Importance Public Spaces

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Tunneled Highway

Future Green Corridor Currently Disconnected Emptiness


Avinguda Di agonal

Highway

International Style

Public Distinations

Independencia Proposed Axis

High Density - High Rise

Narrow Streets

Low Density - Low Rise Abundant Space

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Intertwining Glorias / Master plans

Ground Level Master Plan

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Proposed Raised Platform Master Plan

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Intertwining Glorias / Concept Development Diagrams & Urban Sections Shaping Glories

Built-Up Masses

Void

Extension of Glorias

Final Shaped Plot A

Existing Topographic Levels

Intertwinning of Greens, Rec. Comptal

Solid & Void Diagram of Proposal

Proposed Topographic Levels

Urban Section B-B

Urban Section A-A

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Intertwining Glorias / Visualisation

Urban Agriculture and Arina

Light Structure as an Open Market Emphasising the Proposed Axis

Proposed Node

The Elevated Platform

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Intertwining Glorias / Exploded Axonometric

Market Pavilion of the New Axis

Green Corridor as Elevated Platform

Ground Level Situation

Ground Level Influence Scope

Gran Via as Tunnel

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Intertwining Glorias / Model Photos

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Egyptian Port Cities Port Said, Egypt The Mediterranean region is mainly characterized by its different port cities around its basin. The sea is a cultural, social and economic crossroads of so many local dle for so many others.

civilizations, the cra-

The Mediterranean sea is crossed by virtual highways. Its etymological origin confirms this function; the sea between two lands; Mediterranean port cities are urban shapes where water and ground express those crossroads. To be possible to talk about a Mediterranean spirit, we must accept its multi-cultural approach to Egyptian port cities system within the Mediterranean one.

Port Said and Port Fouad are chosen to begin the analysis, evaluation and propose a short number of variables converging on these two cities.

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ URBAN EVOLUTION RESEARCH

Isolate Grids

• Start of Suez Canal construction. • First temporary structures as shelter. • Population: 2,000

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• Informal planning. • First urban concentration appears. • Known as Old Arabs’ village (Qaryat Al Arab Al Qadima) for workers. • Foreigners’ district (Hay Al Afranj) for European staff. • Located at far west.

• First formal planning attempt. • An empty land separating Arabs’ district (Hay Al Arab) & foreigners’ district (Hay Al Afranj) . • Appearance of Manakh district to the west. • Wooden building materials. • Population: Almost 10,000 • Urban area: 0.74 Km2

• The need for warehouses and storages for the Canal. • Overcrowding in Port Said. • Establishment of Port Fouad on the eastern shore.


POPULATION TO TIME

URBAN AREA TO TIME

• Port Said extended to the west. • Port Fouad extended to the east and south. • Urban area: 4.56 Km2 • Population: 240,000

• Israeli war on Egypt. • Forced allocation of most of the residents of Port Said. • Declaring Canal area as a war zone.

• Reconstruction of Port Said. • Gov. intervention for urban expansion. • Infilling on Tarh Al Bahr. • Extension to the west for Industrial zones. • Urban are: 9.76 Km2 • Population: 350,000

• Population growth due to the return of the allocated residents. • Increase in internal immigration as to the duty free zone. • More expansion to the west and south reaching the city cemetery area. • Port Fouad expansion to the west and south. • Urban area: 28.59 Km2 • Population: 450,000

• Density: 450/Km2 • Population: 603,787

POPULATION TO URBAN AREA

URBAN PATTERNS OF DISTRICTS

STREET RELATION TO COST LINE

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ LARGE CITY SCALE STRATEGY Airport

Residential Plot

Closed Market Space

Metropolitan Garden

Walkways

Port Restricted Area

Ecological Research Center

Port Administration

Business Center

Activated Water Front Eco Tourism Salt Factory

Port Center

Botanical Garden Merine Life Museum Public Spaces Industrial Zone

Agriculture Eastern Port Services

Main Axis Developed: 1. West Bank Axis 2. Ecological Axis 3. Airport Axis

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Green Built surrounding the city. Providing needed green produce and public spaces. Prevent urban Sprawl.


CONNECTING PREMISES/ CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

Visual Axes Eco-Corridor Water-Way Regional Train Bike / Tram Lane

Connecting Premises

Connecting Nodes

Transportation Modes

Public Spaces Connections

Developed Strategy Goals Connecting Port Said and Port Fouad both Visually and Physically.

Radial Axes

Port Servecis Access Modes

A compact Western Port. Reclaiming the Water Front to Public Use.

Public Spaces as the Fabric that connects the city.

Pedestrian Friendly Environment that supports different transportation modes.

Traces of the old Situation are left as a statement of what used to be and reused as Bike Path and People Movers Tracks.

Proposed Activities

Visual Axes

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ MEDIUM SCALE MASTER PLAN

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ PROCESS DIAGRAMS 1

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New Train Path (-4m Level)

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Bridges to Cross the Sunken Train Path

Train Connecting Port to Train Station Bike Path and People Mover in Place of Old Train Path Pedestrian Path on Water Front

Proposed Infrastructure 5

Paths Cutting Through the Elevated Port

Infrastructure Overview 6

Northern Plot: Regular Grid According to Street Orientation 9

Southern Plot: Regular Grid According to Street Orientation 10

Old Port Transformed to a Double Hight Space Allowing Pedestrian Access on Ground 7

Middle Plot CBD: Complex Grid of Multiple Orientations

A Continious Prominad from street, through Port, to water front 8

Resultant Grid Guiding Buildings’ Orientation

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Fairy System Visual Connection

Public Node

Floating Pedestrian Bridge

Open Exhibition Space

Bike Path & People Mover

Central Park Port Centre / Marine Life Museum / Theatre Walkway Water Park Hotels Cruise Drop Of Platform Port Area Residential Area Central Business District CBD Towers Congress & Business HQ International Expo-Land

Connecting Port Said and Port Fouad

Relationship to Existing Green Spaces

Functions Distribution

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ Urban Sections

Urban Section Through The Residential Area and Port

Urban Section Through The Park and International Expo Land

CONNECTING PREMISES/ FOCUS AREA «CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT»

Plan of Proposed CBD

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CONNECTING PREMISES/ FOCUS AREA PROCESS DIAGRAMS

Buildings vs.Public Nodes

Services Theames Distribution

Accessibility & Circulation

Open Spaces & Ground Level Functions Distribution

Comming Closer to Water Ground Floor Plan for CBD

Exploded Axonometric of Design Layers

Section Through The Central Open Node of The CBD

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Dahab In Context Cairo, Egypt Nile, is an agricultural village . It offers ample green spaces, with clean air and low traffic, between two densily built Dahab Island, located in the

governorates; Cairo & Giza.

research process, the focus was directed towards other economis happening beThrough the

side agriculture. Maximizing on, and creating, other forms of economies was the target.

The result was: A movable Water Scape; a bouyant container made of cement mixed agricultural waste -which is otherwise burnt- whose function vary according to seasons, social and economic needs.

prototype for an ecological economic system; that doesnot comThis project can act as a

promise the agricultural land or the Nile’s sanctaty but nurtures it. Three scenarios have been envisioned in various locations of the Island; which will be shown in the following pages. All the proposed functions together create a cycle of ecological impact that nurtures the Nile’s ecosystem, attract wildlife, purifies Nile water while, also, creating recreational opportunities for both locals and visitors. 23

A Dynamic Water Scape


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DAHAB ISLAND IN CONTEXT / RESEARCHING OTHER ECONOMIES

Firstly, the location of transports signify the location of concentration of people. Living next to the ferry stop is more prominent especially in the northern part of the Island. Secondly, the main streets which act as a venue for the stationary and mobile economies. Lastly, the location of the bridge which has concentration of houses around it for billboard economies.

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In order to explore the effect that other economies have on the island’s Metabolism of people and goods, The economies have been divided into three Categories: In-In, In-Out, Out-In. The Ferry Stops: Used to transfer Cars, people, goods, construction materials. The effect they have extend to the other side of the Nile where we find a sort of public space like a mosque as well as small scale economies like Fool Carts, Tea Makers and Parking Services. Fishermen catching fish from the Nile, selling them in auctions on island. Buyers then sell them either on island or in bigger markets on either side of the island via the Ferry. Movement between islands and ouside context is done via the ferry then modal transport to the metro on either side or the ring road. economies.

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Buildings that represent a role in other economies can be found as three different typologies: Mixed used manner in the ground floor of residential buildings; usually found in clusters creating a vital spine in each village Free standing: found in areas if low density like under the bridge and further towards the south of the Island. Villa Typologies: Prominent in the south part of the Island representing the real estate and construction market on Island.

Open spaces on the island are divided into agricultural fields for human produce, fields for animal food, wetlands as a rich environment for migratory birds (possible income as seasonal photography destination), Green Houses (not functioning anymore)

The Infrastructure on the island is represented in the field paths as well as the main paths where shops are located and moving markets on trollies. The Ring Road, which is flying over the island but with no direct connection to it. However, it acts as a shaded space for other activities like a football field , a kiosk and a ferry stop.

The landscape of the island can be summed up in the various green fields with various crops produced. Wet Lands which enrich the biodiversity of the island. The Nile as the main source of the fish industry of the island

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Space appropriation for street venders apperan mainly in the narrow alleys of Village Clusters

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Cleaning supplies shop in front of a small market in the northern part of the island. (Mixed Use Typology)

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Clothes shop in front of a building in the southern part of the island.(Mixed Use typology)

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Vegetable vendor that uses the building’s cantilever as a shade and a place to sell her vegetables. (Mixed Use typology)

Mobile shops and Sellers Real state market: Based on an Islander who was selling his house; Prices range from 3400 L.E / m2 In Island Auction

Ship Wharf

Mobile Shops pass through the alleys of the Village to provide the locals with the needed supplies; like cleaning supplies and limons

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Section through a cafeteria overlooking the Nile but not capturing the view. The Cafe is well maintained. It has a small space with Ostriches for entertainment. (Stand alone typology)

Key Plan for the Analysis People Metro Route To Metro Transport Of People Transport Of Cars

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Transport Of Goods Main Roads

Section through ferry terminal showing how it affects the surroundings of the island. On the opposite side is a landmark place at the mosque there is a small car that sells fool, it benefits from the fluxes of people coming from and to the island through the ferries.

Secondary Streets Stand Alone Commercial Builldings Transportation of people from outside of island

Mixed Use Buildings

Transportation of island inhabitants

Villa Typologies Billboard Buildings Agriculture Grown For People Based on information we got from the locals; the commercial metabolic cycle starts with the transport of goods from outside the island to the island. The goods are commercial market goods and several vegetables that aren’t grown in excess on the island or aren’t grown at all.

Agriculture For Livestock Green Houses Open Space Under Bridge Open Space Between Buildings

Fishermen metabolic cycle: Based on a fish seller we interviewed in the northern part of the island; after fishing, the fishermen transport the fish fresh to the auction market in either in Giza or Maadi.

Wet Lands Organic Farming Agricultural Land

Construction Sites appear even in the narrowest aleys due to the tendency of the locals to expand their houses vertically to accomodate the expanding family.

The transportation of building materials from outside to the inside of the island which is considered the most expensive good.

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Algae Farm Protective Glass Algae Tubes

URBAN STRATEGY / A DYNAMIC WATER SCAPE

Bouyont Base

Initial Inspirations From Existing Situations

Boats transport units to where they are need to be placed

Fresh Mushroom Fertiliers BioWater Fuel Bricks Shrimp Production

Freshwater Shrimp Nursery Bouyant Base

Algae

Freshwater Shrimp

Fish

Wildlife Habitat

Wildlife Habitat Attraction

Floating Metal Structure on Maadi Island Functioning as a Logistics Marina

Marshlands & Vegetation

Floating Structure on Dahab Island Boats transport Floating Pies units to where they are need to be placed

Bouyant Base Water Purifying Roots Fish Habitat Floating Wetlands act as monitoring and research fields as well as study fields for students.

Edable Vegetation Bouyant Base

Economies Agriculture

Marina

Fishing

Boats transport Recreational units according to the changing seaons and programmatic needs

Fish Habitat Edable Vegetation grown for financial gain for fishermen

Water Sports Enclosures

Ferry Stops

Bouyant Base

Recreational cells can be set up in various locations based on weather and programmatic demands.

Water Scape

Removable Walkway Extension

Freshwater Shrimp Farms

Wildlife Habitat

Bouyant Base

Water Filtration

Wetlands

Chain of Floating Wetland Units create a green fabric along the shore.

Urban Activities

Education / Research

Fresh Water Pool

Works as breakwater, mediating the wave power.

Recreation

Marina Extension

Chain of Pods create a Recreational fabric along the shore.

Infrastructure Ecological Toilets

Natural Wetland Enclaves Seasonal Wetland Area Criteria for Site Selection

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Extensions Base

Improving water quality and attracting wildlife.

Production

Errosion

Safe swimming for the local childre, who otherwise would swim in the polluted Nile. A wider variety of recreational activites for locals.

Works as breakwater, mediating the wave power. Separates Recreational water activities from major water ways. Dedicated areas for Kayaking, jet skiing and paddle boarding; adding Dahab Island as a Recreational Destination.

Walkway Extension


INTERVENTION 1 /RESEARCH CENTRE & WETLAND PROMINAD Ferry Stop

Context Diagram

Key Map

Location 1 : Research Centre and Wetland / Nature Walk Promenad

Docking for Kayaks and Boats

Seating Space in The Natural Wetlands

Initial Inspiration: Simple Interventions like adding trees to an exisiting metal pier on Maadi Island can transform the space to a nostalgic view point to Dahab Island; overlooking the proposed camping site (currently an abandoned greenhouse), and vice versa.

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INTERVENTION 2 /A FERRY STOP AND A FLOATING MARKET

Context Diagram Water Filtration Plants Native to Egypt

Vegitation Provides an Aesthetic Island Cover as well as Habitat and Food for Wildlife Birds and Insicts Floatation Bekt Made of Recycled Rubber or Styrofoam

Exposed Roots which Uptake Nutrients, Provide Cover and Food for Fish and Provide Additional Subsurface for Beneficial Microb Colonization

Multi-Layer Biometric Island Matrix Provides Structural Strength, Huge Surface Area for Beneficial Microbe Colonization, and Rooting Matrix for Vegetation

Native Egyptian Flowers with Midicinal & Industrial Uses

Location 2 : Ferry Stop with Floating Markets & Hydroponics

Floating Wetlands Planting Medium Resting in a Floating Medium of Porous Lightweight Material

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Walking Surface Textured Concrete surface to avoid slipperness

Floating Wetlands Cleansin River Water from Toxins and Pullutants as well as Attrackting Wildlife and Insicts

Pontoon Structure Floating Concrete Structure with a core made from Recycled Styrofoam Made From Rice Ash and Husk Ash

Seating Bench

Anchors Axt as a Hiding for Fish

Submerged Platform in Water

Ferry Boat Landing

Edable Vegetation can be Grown for Financia Gain

Ferry Boat Landing


DAHAB ISLAND IN CONTEXT /A PORTABLE WATER SCAPE

Location 3 : Flexible Floating Economic Structure

Context Diagram

A Floating Unit with Walkway and Docking Extension

Floating Units Can be Added Gradually Through Time

Overview of The Entire Units Fuly Imstaled

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Dwell Mumbai Mumbai, India Mumbai is a city whose history and importance has al-

Koli people (Fishermen) still maintain their tight communities in their Koli Villages. Worli Koliwada (the place of the ways been

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project)is one of those villages and is considered a wholy ground that deserves preservation. Unfortunatelly, being situated on a pinensula enclosing Maheim Bay on the west, makes it under attack of water during

monsson

seasons. It is expected tha 40% of Mumbai would be under water in the next 100 years. Worli Koliwada, being one of the lowest topographic points of the city, is expected to be one of the

first places

to be

lost to the threat of the rising sea level.

water is a holy source of life. In this project, water is an element of integration. From To Koli people,

the two seafronts, to the streets infrastructure and houses, all the way to the tip, water is an element that continues to resurface. This project can serve as a prototype to upgrading, not only the existing Worli Koli Villages but also the informal sprawl areas by making these areas

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Integrated Resilience We Live By The Sea


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We Live By The Sea / Research Phase Non-Fishing Economies Trading

Profession

Spice Shop Wine Shop Brick Shop Jewellery Shop Meat Vendor General Store Medical Store

Sealine Formation

Sealine 1670

Services

Small Scale Industry

Driving School

Gymmnasium

Musician

Tailoring

Photo Studio

Share Taxi Service

Health Centre

Electronic Repai

Tuition Classes

Cable Net Service

FilmMaking

Renting

Street Vending

Automobile Workshop Food Tiffin Service

Lemon Juice Vendors

Statue Making

Vegetables & Fruits Florist

Fishermen Day Cycle

How & When Are The Open Spaces Used?

Current Sealine

Typical House Composition

Sealine in 100 Years 40% of Mumbai Under water

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Street Food

Housing Analysis

Common Inner Spaces Between Housing Clusters


We Live By The Sea / Analysis and Vision

Edges Intervensions: Closer to Water vs. Withstand Monsoon Season

Shore Line Accessibility

Open Spaces & Ownership Boundaries

Functions Distribution & Privacy Gradient

The analysis of the Island invistigated its different aspects like the topography, the housing conditions and social and cultural qualities. Also, and most importantly, the water front and its relation to the monson season and the water current. This has developed essential features to be included in the design outcome:

Large City Scale Vision Worli Koliwada as a prototype

The topography has to be respected. The qualities of the existing Housing Clusters must not be ignored. And the seafront which is an important place for the Koli inhabitants and their culture is the most favorable place for them to celebrate and enjoy their time.

Hard Edge & Soft Edge of the Island

Existing Materials

Proposed Wetland Ponds & Rain Gardens integrated in the Streets & Courtyards

Topographic Sections of Existing Situation

Initially, the topography of the island has to be respected and integrated within the design creating an originality to the existing ground.

Extending the Existing Street Network to the Tip

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We Live By The Sea / Master Plan

The proposed landscape embraces the stormy season by deploying Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD). As a result, a dynamic landscape is produced creating healthy places for people to live and interact. This landscape changes through seasons and an aquatic setting creates an attractive wildlife habitat. In monsoon season, the stepped ponds are filled with storm water creating temporary storage for valuable water resources that can be reused later. A village by the sea becomes a floating village of the future that changes scenery with seasons. The streets integrate WSUD in a social scape where social interactions on the activated ground floors happen. In the process, people and spaces are involved in a water sustainability discourse. Permeable surfaces and wetlands ponds form the streets infrastructure around which public interactions come about. 35


We Live By The Sea / Generating Housing Typologies

Single 5x10 Unit

Existing Situation

Splitting Units

Organizing Block

Shifting Units

Introducing Courtyard

Proposed Linear Blocks

Proposed Courtyard Block

Initial Sketches Inspirong the Housing Situation

The Housing clusters and typologies are significantly affected by the existing Worli Koliwada. Houses are paired with commercial ground floors that increase the closer to the sea. They are organized around courtyards that become community spaces for dwellers and crafts space for workers in a gradient of privacy from seafront to the middle of the intervention space.

Scanned by CamScanner

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We Live By The Sea / Housing to Streets to Water Front

Street Narrative of Spaces Hirearchy

The streets integrate WSUD in a social scape where social interactions on the activated ground floors happen. In the process, people and spaces are involved in a water sustainability discourse. Permeable surfaces and wetlands ponds form the streets infrastructure around which public interactions come about.

Axonometric of Housing Units’ Relationto Ground Level

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We Live By The Sea / Visualizations

Hard Edge: Using the Existing High Topography to Create a Low Sea level Promenade that would be Filled with Water in Monsoon Season

Showing the Relationship between the Courtyard and the Linear Typologies with the Street

Market Places at the Sea Front: Attracting People and Promoting Local Crafts

Inner Courtyards: Tranquil Privacy with Stepped Terraces that would be Filled with Storm Water during the Monsoon Season

A Grand Open Space infront of the Fort for Celebrations A Tunnel that Leads to the Low Sea Level Prominad

Soft Edge: Slightly Elevated Platforms and Minimal Steppings Over the Rocky Bed with Nets bringing People Closer to the Water

Linear Typlogies Clusters Create Commercial Nodes for Craftsmen and Visitors

Elevated Viewing Platform at the Tip: The Main Street Axes End at this Platform which Manipulates the existing Topography

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New Capital Tower Cairo

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Concept

Towards Branding The New Capital The Attitude towards achieving functionality through the separation of utilities is a simple, yet obsolete method. It relies on the passive dogma of what things are and where they shpuld be. This separatist attitude

a revival of the complex thinking; that is the should be replaced by aim of my design.

The functions merge in an oxymoron of harmonic turbulence; Func-

tions intertwined yet still comprehensibly perched.

The Landscape isn’t exempt from this holistic method, the base and the terrain at the foot of the building intertwine. A passerby enters and exits through a

series of solid and void. The building finaly escapes it’s complex terrain and into it’s high structure.

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are directly connected to the street level, and the students’ recreational spaces; creating the north boundary of the facility. Shops and Exhibition Spaces, for the students’ work, create the southern boundary of the project , with an open green space infront that corresponds to the open space of the Potery museum.

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unique space of shade and light. The masses move and rotate openingup a circulation path from the street to the inside of the courtyart. The courtyard becomes the heart of the project, creating a tranquil area that welcomes the visitors to the building and redistrubtes them to various spaces of the school.

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Section Facade

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Digital Model

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Sequence Shots

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Ribbons Pavilion CAD-CAM, Rhino Course The Project aimed at using Rhino and Lumion softwares to create a pavilion in any site of our choice inside the GUC Campus. The site chosen by our team was the U serving as the entrance to the architecture Building.

Concept: Instead of changing the site, our direction was remolding it and adapting to it. Seven Ribbons have been modeled to create different uses and relations to the site. A form extends upwards creating shade and semi-enclosures, bending back downwards creating seating. The form becomes rigid and ordered creating a systematic pattern of stairs and becomes fluid allowing lounges for contemplation and serenity.

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Site Analysis

Atmosphere Inspiration

A Fluidity of lines with a focus on the relathionship to the dark.

Initial Concept Sketches

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Light Concept: Now that the shape is complete, light should be incorporated in its modeling. The Ribbons; since they are a totality within the pavilion, using the ribbons’ form insures that light is our aim. Developing strands of florescent light starting and ending with each strand, provides totality of not just form but light in the area. Thus, further accentuating the dynamic aspects of our pavilion.

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