Mohammed Arshed | Architectural Portfolio by MOHAMMED ARSHED

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MOHAMMED ARSHED Selected Works | Architecture & Urban Design

Mohammed Arshed Badreldin Architect & Urban Designer

Born on 25th of June 1993 in Cairo, Egypt 126 9th District 1st Nbgh. El-Sheikh Zayed, Gizah, Egypt Tel (Egypt) +201111831307 Email mohammedbadreldin7@gmail.com

EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

Alchemy Design Studio | Alchemy Architecture | Cairo, Egypt

German University in Cairo

November 2017 - Present

Design Architect - Participated in various phases of the conceptual design of residential, commercial buildings for real estate projects on different scales. - Participated in conceptual design of hotels and beach resorts. - Designed conceptual master-plans for real-estate projects. - Created and developed 3D models, renderings and post-production. - Coordinated on design development phase with the technical team.

Tatweer Misr | Real estate development | Cairo, Egypt August-October 2017

Technical Client Relations Executive - Modified internal architectural design for residential units.

2014-2015

Pre-Master in Architectural & Urban Design Attend 2 Semesters studying pre-masters courses specifically in urban design at German University in Cairo

German University in Cairo 2010-2015

Bachelor Degree Graduated from German University in Cairo with a Bachelor Degree in architecture and urban Design with Cumulative GPA 1.74 (Very Good)

University of Stuttgart April-July 2014

Bachelor Project Bachelor Grade 1.7 (Very Good) Stuttgart, Germany

GUC in Berlin Emas Ltd. | Contracting Company | Cairo, Egypt August 2015 - July 2017

September 2013- January 2014 Semester Abroad

Part-time Project Architect

Studied abroad in an exchange program in Berlin, Germany

- Prepared presentations and created designs related to LGS building systems for residential and commercial projects. - Calculated quantities and costs for LGS designs.

Dar El-Tarbiah

Hitech-Contracting | Contracting Company | Stuttgart, Germany May-August 2014

2008-2010

IGCSE High School Degree

LANGUAGES

Project Control Intern Part-time internship at Hi-tech Contracting, Project Control Department, Stuttgart, Germany - Reviewed and Tracked Prefabricated Installation parts production and delivery shipments.

SL-Rasch GmbH | Stuttgart, Germany July-August 2012 Architectural Design Intern 2 months internship at SLR GmbH, Headquarters, Stuttgart, Germany. - Aided in shop drawings - Finalized and reviewed As-Built drawings for Makkah Clock Tower

SL-Rasch GmbH | Makkah, Saudi Arabia July-August 2011

Site Intern 2 months internship at SLR GmbH, Makkah Clock Tower, Makkah, Saudi Arabia. - Reporting weekly site Installations and documented site progress - Attended site technical installations

ARABIC Mothertounge

ENGLISH Fluent

OTHER SKILLS Sketching | Digital Illustration | Physical Model Making

GERMAN Elementary

CONTENTS

PROFESSIONAL WORK

CITY PLUS Alchemy Design Studio, Residential gated community - Giza, Egypt

SEASHELL PLAYA Alchemy Design Studio, Residential gated community - North Coast, Egypt

TERRAZZO Alchemy Design Studio, Residential gated community - North Coast, Egypt

THE RIDGE Alchemy Design Studio, Residential gated community - Cairo, Egypt

BOTANA Alchemy Design Studio, Residential gated community - North Coast, Egypt

STUDENT WORK

THE TOWER Manial Waterfront Urban Redevelopment

THE BUNDLE Young City Cairo

BACHELOR PROJECT Stuttgart Stockach Sustainable Mixed-Use Urban Redevelopment

THE LUHMÃ&#x153;HLEN ISLAND BERLIN Mixed-Use Urban Redevelopment

THE LEAF Para-Modular Expo

GUC KNOWLEDGE CENTRE University Library

CITY PLUS

Residential Gated Community

Alchemy Design Studio | 2018 Residential Gated Community, Giza, Egypt In Progress Team | 2 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

VISUALISATION

DINING 5.20X4.30

RECEPTION 7.70X7.50

RECEPTION 9.80X5.05

KITCHEN 4.90X3.70

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

DINING DINING 5.10X3.50 5.00X3.50

GUEST TOILET 2.25x1.50

FOYER 4.15X2.00

MAID'S ROOM 2.50X2.10 BATHROOM 2.90X1.95

DRESSING 2.95X2.90

STORAGE 1.40X1.15

MAID'S BATHROOM 1.50X1.40

CORRIDOR 6.95X1.10

MAID'S BATHROOM 1.40X1.40

KITCHEN 4.90X3.55

MAID'S ROOM 2.25X2.25

TERRACE 7.80X3.20

BEDROOM 4.00X3.80

BEDROOM 3.80X3.20

TERRACE 3.95X1.20

GUEST TOILET 2.10x1.40

BATHROOM 3.80X1.50

MASTER BEDROOM 5.05X3.60

TERRACE 3.95X2.50

FOYER 3.80X2.45

LOBBY

DINING 5.20X4.30

RECEPTION 6.30X7.50

RECEPTION 9.80X5.05

DINING 6.35X3.60

RECEPTION 6.35X3.90

KITCHEN 4.90X3.70

GUEST TOILET 2.15x1.45

RECEPTION 10.00x5.20

GUEST TOILET 2.25x1.50 FOYER 5.00x1.95

MAID'S BATHROOM 2.15X1.20

FOYER 4.15X2.00

DINING DINING 4.95X4.35 4.80X3.60

LOBBY

CORRIDOR 6.55X1.45 MAID'S ROOM 2.15X1.90

MAID'S ROOM 2.50X2.10 STORAGE 2.15X1.10

BATHROOM 2.90X1.95

DRESSING 2.95X2.90

STORAGE 1.40X1.15

MAID'S BATHROOM 1.50X1.40

BATHROOM 2.25x2.00 KITCHEN 4.85X3.40

CORRIDOR 6.95X1.10

FOYER 3.60X2.55

BATHROOM 3.80X1.50

MASTER BEDROOM 5.05X3.60

KITCHEN 4.35X3.60

GUEST BEDROOM 3.55x3.10

GUEST TOILET 3.25x1.20

MAID'S ROOM 2.00X2.00

MAID'S BATHROOM 1.20X2.00

BEDROOM 4.00X3.80

TERRACE 3.95X2.50

TERRACE 10.60X2.10

BEDROOM 3.80X3.20

TERRACE 3.95X1.20

SEASHELL PLAYA

Residential Gated Community

Alchemy Design Studio | 2018 Residential Gated Community, North Coast, Egypt In Progress Team | 2 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

VISUALISATION

LIVING AREA 5.30x4.30

DINING AREA 5.30x3.00

LIVING AREA 5.30x4.30

MASTER BEDROOM 3.60x3.60

DRESSING 2.35x1.60

KITCHEN 3.80x3.15

DRESSING 2.35x1.60

KITCHEN 3.80x3.15

MASTER BATHROOM 2.35x1.95

BEDROOM 3.60x3.60

GUEST TOILET 2.00x1.20

MAID'S TOILET 2.00x1.20

MAID'S ROOM 2.30x2.00

BEDROOM 3.60x3.60

BEDROOM 4.00x3.60

BATHROOM 2.65x1.50

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE 7.60x2.70

LIVING AREA 5.30x4.30

TERRACE 7.60x2.70

DINING AREA 5.30x3.00

LIVING AREA 5.30x4.30

MASTER BEDROOM 3.60x3.60

MASTER BEDROOM 3.60x3.60 KITCHEN 3.80x2.40

KITCHEN 3.80x2.40

DRESSING 2.35x1.60

MASTER BATHROOM 2.35x1.95

GUEST TOILET 2.00x1.20

MAID'S TOILET 2.00x1.20

MASTER BATHROOM 2.35x1.95

BEDROOM 3.60x3.60

MAID'S ROOM 2.30x2.00

BEDROOM 4.00x3.60

BATHROOM 2.65x1.50

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TERRAZZO

Residential Gated Community MAIN PUBLIC AREA

MAIN PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE BIKE TRACK

Alchemy Design Studio | 2018 Conceptual Masterplan Residential Gated Community, North Coast, Egypt In Progress GREEN BUFFER BARRIER

Team | 2 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

SOLID BUFFER BARRIER MAIN GREEN SPINE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

VISUALISATION

PEDESTRIAN ACCESSIBILITY PRIVATE PARKING ZONES STREET ACCESSIBILITY (VEHICLES) EXTRA PARKING LOTS

THE RIDGE

Residential Gated Community

Alchemy Design Studio | 2018 Facade Facelift Residential Gated Community, Cairo, Egypt In Progress Team | 2 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

VISUALISATION

0.05

MARBLE CAPPING GROOVES

GRC SECTION 0.21 0.05

0.50

BRICKS CLADDING

LOUVERS

1.87

MARBLE CAPPIN

4.50

GRC SECTION

3.45

LOUVERS MARBLE CAPPING GRC SECTION

REFL

12.37

0.55

MAIN STREET ELEVATION 3.30

1.83

BRICKS CLADDING

GRC CLADDING

MARBLE CAPPING

BRICKS CLADDING NORMAL PAINT

3.30

1.60

1.48

MARBLE CAPPING

0.45

1.15

MARBLE CAPPING

HPL CLADDING

ELEV - 01

Elevation - 01

HPL CLADDING

NORMAL PAINT NORMAL PAINT

MARBLE CAPPING NORMAL PAINT

SPECIAL PAINT

LOUVERS

SPECIAL PAINT 0.57

GRC SECTION

1.87

MARBLE CAPPING

1.13

2.70

REFLECTIVE PAINT

3.45

LOUVERS MARBLE CAPPING

MARBLE CAPPING

SPECIAL PAINT

12.37

3.30

LECTIVE PAINT

GRC CLADDING 3.30

MARBLE CAPPING MARBLE CAPPING

1.48

LOUVERS

FLAT TILES

1.60

SPECIAL PAINT

3.30

MARBLE CAPPING MARBLE CAPPING MARBLE CAPPING

MARBLE CAPPING

HPL CLADDING NORMAL PAINT

HPL CLADDING

SPECIAL PAINT

0.45

1.15

MARBLE CAPPING

SPECIAL PAINT

BOTANA

Residential Gated Community

Alchemy Design Studio | 2019 Residential Gated Community, North Coast, Egypt In Progress Team | 2 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

VISUALISATION

THE TOWER

Manial Waterfront Urban Redevelopment

Greater Cairo is centralized within the main spine passes through the middle of the city the Nile river. In the middle settles an island Named EL-Manial which is one of the main focal points of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s remaining one of the oldest settlements throughout the history of the Capital. The island water fonts are overlooking east & west banks of the Nile river of the greater Cairo. The island back then used to accommodate Mohammed Ali palace one of the great rulers of Egypt in the 19th century, high-class residence & other historical buildings. The project main scope was to design & redevelop a sustainable urban & architectural proposal to rehabilitate the Manial west bank waterfront since it has a high potential of representing the Capital. The project was divided into three zones each functioning a different approach. However, one of the main constraints to connect the three zones with two continuous axes, a pedestrian promenade, and green spine

CAIRO TOWER DOKKI

CAIRO OPERA HOUSE

ZONE 1

ORMAN PARK

HISTORICAL PALACE

ZONE 2 GIZA ZOO

ZONE 3

The tower main concept was to create a new modern landmark (highest building) in central Cairo representing modernism and new business centralization, accommodating mixed-use functions.

GIZA FUSTAT ABBAS BRIDGE

UNIVERSITY BRIDGE

CAIRO UNIVERSITY

Zone one was assigned to function as a business district which would accommodate a waterfront aquarium, research center, mixed-use buildings, a mixeduse high rise tower & conventional center.

Group Work | 3 Students Supervised by | Prof.Dr. Hussam Salama

DOWNTOWN

BUSINESS AREA

MIXED-USE TOWER

AQUARIUM

MUSEUM

CONVENTIONAL CENTRE

DEVELOPED PARK

Base footprint deformation to adapt urban design flow

Connecting the Site green spine to a continuous flow

Subtraction creating a set-back entrance For the tower podium & parking access

Deforming the top public space on the podium to have a direct connection to the convention center

Adding a mass for waterfront restaurants & galleries perpendicular on the waterfront

Subtracting part of the mass to have a perpendicular promenade along the restaurants & galleries

Urban Section 26

Division of the mass to three

Variable heights in the mass division to increase the view

Shifting back & forward to mass to increase the view

Widen the base to increase the tower footprint & built-up area

Tower 41th Typical Floor Plan

Waterfront Elevation

Tower 24th Typical Floor Plan

Podium Ground Floor Plan

Office Spaces

Hotel

Residential Apartments

Green Spine

Restaurants

Shopping Mall

Parking

Main Promenade

3D Section 30

THE BUNDLE Young City Cairo

Cairoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ring-road accommodates spaces under the bridging parts left abounded with no use & mostly converted to junk areas, most of these spaces relies next to informal settlement where the lack of open spaces exists. The idea was to redevelop the spaces in a sustainable way to accommodate the settlements with new open spaces with various activities for all individual ages. Throughout the first stages, we visited many sites with the described situation, the site we choose to implement the project had a lot of potential than the other sites to start the idea of redeveloping these types on spaces. As a result from the analysis & surveys during the initial stages we came up with conceptual ideas of building a public space with simple ideas were the people themselves could interact & assist in building such a project. We also planned a time-line phased project to be built in steps.

Group Work | 3 Students Supervised by | Prof. Urs Walter 32

PROJECT SITE

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

PHASE 4

Accessibility: Constructing three main bridges from different gathering points along the street to distribute the density of people in the public space which will allow also the innovation of different space typologies

Attraction: As a result, three main focal points will act as a public space for the users, where users will start to innovate other functions and uses in the space

Youth: Creating playground areas for young individuals to use instead of streets by building simple, low cost and interactive structures from recycled materials

Elder: Initiating activities for elder people such as crafting areas & small market spaces to display and sell their products

Spreading out more activities connecting the three main focal point by adding different sports playgrounds PHASE 5 33

Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

A’

B’

Site Plan

Longitudinal Section AA’ 35

Informal Settlement Public Road

Crossing Bridge

Children’s Playground

Promenade

Formal Settlement Public Road

Workshop Area

Cross Section BB’

Formal Settlement Public Road

Public Space

Football Playground

Cross Section CC’ 36

Crossing Bridge

Informal Settlement Public Road

STUTTGART STOCKACH Sustainable Redevelopment of the parkway district

The project “Stuttgart Stöckach – the sustainable redevelopment of the parkway district” aims to develop sustainable urban and landscape concepts for the remodeling and reactivation of the parkway district. The area is currently facing severe environmental problems such as noise pollution and poor air quality as well as inefficient and energy-consuming building structures. However, due to its privileged location directly next to spacious inner-city parkland, the planning area provides the potential to become a new eco-model district for the city of Stuttgart.

SCHLOSSGARTEN

In this ambitious context, the main essential solutions had to be considered for the new urban and landscape design of the district, such as an appropriate density of buildings, preservation, and enhancement of public space and landscape areas, mix of different functions, attractive paths for pedestrians noise protection measures for the main access road and the connection to the park should be strengthened. As for the urban main concept the first issue was to save a large space for parking area for residence & mixed-use function instead of having parking space in courtyards as the situation exists currently a platform will be embedded to elevated the ground floor level to a higher level and use the platforms as parking space to reserve spaces between buildings for attractive public spaces & paths for pedestrians, by the division of clusters each will accommodate its own parking for its buildings use. Architecturally the cluster will be divided into four courtyard buildings instead of one or two to create semi-public spaces in-between & dividing each courtyard to semi-private & private spaces which make the project achieve the diversity of different spaces. Functionally the residential will be laid on the inner part of the cluster & the buffer zone park which isolate the project from the main road traffic & noise, the administrative & commercials will be laid on the main promenades leading to the parkland and on the main street. Individual Work Supervised by | Prof.Dr. Helmut Bott Prof.Dr. Micheal Hecker 38

PRESERVED BUILDING

CANNSTATTER STR.

METZSTRASSE STATION EXISTING PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

PRESERVED BUILDINGS

REDEVELOPMENT AREA

STOCKACH STATION KARL-OLGA STATION EXISTING PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

Courtyards building defining the diversity in spaces and shaping the project

Integrating the park into the project to act as a buffer zone for the project & integrating finger in between the clusters

Three Main Public Promenades connecting the district to the main from the main focal points

Horizontal & vertical connections between the clusters, with semi-public spaces

Platforms for parking areas and creating levels between spaces throughout projects

Super Block Exploration

â&#x20AC;&#x153;from the essentials achieving sustainable urban development is to consider the aspect of diversity between private to public spacesâ&#x20AC;?

Typical cluster footprint

Transforming the cluster to Courtyard typology

Dividing the courtyard space to increase the footprint area of the building

Separating the division into four dependent buildings with semi-public space in between

Buildings functionality depending on the publicity of the overlooking space

Deformation in the mass of residential footprint creating open private spaces for units

Platform Floor Plan 43

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Third Floor

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

First & Second Floor

Ground Floor

Third Floor Plan 44

Residential Typologies

Courtyards acting as semi-private spaces for residence

Node Connecting between the Horizontal & vertical promenades

Semi-Public & Parking Entrance between clusters

Main Pedestrian Promenade connecting the district with the park & acting as Public space

Facade Section 47

Luhmühlen Island Berlin Germany Mixed-use Urban Project Two Main Promenades

The Luhmühlen Island is located on the Spree river at Kreuzburg district, Berlin. During the cold war, the island was separated into two parts each under the rule the west and East Berlin at that time. Currently, the tip of the island is occupied by a cement factory on almost half the area & warehouses. The aim of the project in to redevelop the area and design a proposal to create a sustainable mixed-use complex & creating diversity on spaces for users. The main urban concept is to integrate the island into the Spree river & vice versa to make the island tip a more iconic space for individuals to interact with & overlook the cities’ history. Two main pedestrian paths were created approaching the island tip moving up straight with slight inclination at a point to create more curiosity for the pedestrians during walking through the project enhancing the experience along the 2 main paths commercial areas are implemented to serve the public space. Two main parks implemented on the sides acting as a buffer zone divided into three levels. As the project is a car-free zone, an underground parking is to be built & its accessibility would be from two side roads on the edge. Architecturally implementing row building typology helps in accommodating functions vertically & horizontally in an even way of providing a balanced community & respecting the privacy of the users. The building’s height varies from three to five floors. Ground floors contain commercial shops, cafés, restaurants, art galleries & exhibitions. First & second floors accommodate offices. Finally, comes the residential on the fourth & fifth floors with variable areas. Individual Work Supervised by | Prof.Dr. Helmut Bott Prof.Dr. Micheal Hecker 50

Expanding & Branching Main Promenades

Green Areas & Subtraction of Land

Cars Accessibility & Secondary Pedestrian Connections

Main Public & Semi-Public Spaces

Row Mixed-use buildings with different heights

Building Circulation & Function Diagram

Residential

Different Residential Units Typologies

240 m2 Unit Accommodates 4 Individuals

Horizontal Accessibility to Residential

Offices

180 m2 Unit Accommodates 3 Individuals

Commercial 180 m2 Unit Accommodates 3 Individuals Vertical Accessibility to offices & Residential

Building Footprint

180 m2 Unit Accommodates 2 Individuals

Focus Building Floor Plans

Forth Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

THE LEAF

Para-Modular Expo

For quite long and the GUC architects are seeking a place where both academic and social activities can take place, students and staff need to set up meetings, discussions, sociable events and annual exhibitions under the roof of a place with an iconic image to represents the Architecture and Urban Planning Department in the university. The course aimed to focus on the investigation and designing of a standalone, module-based Pavilion of 15 square meter area, in front of the Architectural Building at the Industrial Park. The form of the pavilion is requested to emerge out of the constitution of single modules connected together as a 3d mesh system. Their designs should simultaneously work on the three main subsystems of a building (Form, Structure, and Interface) together in order to achieve the main idea of associative and parametric design.

Group Work | 6 Students Supervised by | Prof. Tamer El-Khorazaty 56

Assembled 3D Model 57

GUC Knowledge Centre University Library

The German University in Cairo was established in 2003, the plan general master-plan of the campus was determined to be complete by the year 2022, as each year the university will be implementing to building for different faculties, dorms, laboratory buildings, and facility building to sustain the educational environment. One of the most important and valuable structure in a university in the library and since the German University in Cairo has a temporary one, the semester design assignment was to design a central building in the campus which would be the university library. The main scope of the design was to integrate the infront main platform of the campus into the building itself, according to this the ground floor mass was subtracted to create courtyards and covered area for individuals to use as open spaces. The three free-standing ground floor buildings are the main entrance with an information desk, lockers and a search zone to facilitate the book searching through the building two contains the library administration, shop opened on the courtyard and an automated book return system, finally building three contains a cafeteria serving the open spaces on the ground floor. Courtyards created from ground floor subtraction extends to the upper floor plans which mostly accommodates reading areas in the library, group study rooms, and a small exhibition and presentation area, these courts allow more natural light inside the library for the reading activity. Despite that, louver where added on the south facade to decrease the light and heat on the building from that direction because it is exposed to the sunlight most of the day. Supervised by: Prof. Tamer El-Khorazaty Group Work: 3 Students 58

Subtraction for inside courts

Library Circulation

Subtraction for inside courts

Staff Circulation

Main Entrance

Cafeteria Administration

Subtraction for Open Space

Ground Floor Plan 59

First Floor Plan 60

Second Floor Plan 61

Front Elevation

Section AAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 62

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