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about architecture... this portfolio includes a variety of professional and academic projects i have designed over the past 5 years. each project has a completely different approach and design philosophy. thus, each project have a totally different and unique outcome. as for me, i believe in new beginnings, new perspectives, and new approaches. and the beauty about architecture is that it lets you think different each time. it gives you a chance to design as a completely different person, a chance to set the rules, and a chance to defy the rules. so, during the fIVE years of my architecture program, I insisted on challenging myself every single time to come up with a brand new idea and never be afraid of breaking the rules.
“One of the great beauties of architecture is that each time, it is like life starting all over again.” – Renzo Piano
MISCELLANEOUS URBAN&LANDSCAPE
CONTENT. ARCHITECTURE
PROFESSIONAL WORK
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CFC MALL THE VILLAGE AVENUE RENNOVATION
PROFESSIONAL WORK
2022
LANDSCAPE DESIGNED BY: TAREK BESHIR ARCHITECTS PERSONAL ROLE: PREPARED A PRESENTATION FOR A CONCEPTUAL PROPOSAL TO REVAMP THE VILLAGE AVENUE. THE PROPOSAL INCLUDED SMALL INTERVENTIONS THROUGHOUT THE AVENUE AND OTHER BIGGER-SCALED PROPOSAL FOR THE MAIN NODES. TO IMPROVE THE URBAN QUALITY OF THE VILLAGE
rennovation of the main nodes Visual Documentation of The Existing Condition (Gate 4) All the nodes of the main avenue lack visual interest. The flooring material is slippery and could be hazardous for walking or any sort of activities. The lack of shading devices, water features, and minimal vegetations decreases the thermal comfort and cause for deserted nodes. Most of the restaurants do not have sufficient outdoor areas. Precedents
Conceptual Sketches
Conceptual 3D Shots Outdoor leasable area as a spillover for nearby restaurants providing a more lively experience
Tensile structures Using vegetation for as shading devices extra shading and improving thermal comfort.
Benches made of WPC to resist any weather conditions Colortek neocement flooring non-slippery material.
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CFC MALL- THE VILLAGE AVENUE
During the evening, the island can be illuminated by flood lights above the tensile structure to provide indirect lighting instead of direct illumination that might cause glare.
Visual Documentation of The Existing Condition (Gate 1) All the nodes of the main avenue lack visual interest. The flooring material is slippery and could be hazardous for walking or any sort of activities. The lack of shading devices, water features, and minimal vegetations decreases the thermal comfort and cause for deserted nodes. Main features should be added as focal points such as vegetation, water, or Instagramable features Precedents
Conceptual 3D Shots Creating a playful Instagramable area as a family-friendly attraction point. Plant-shaped shading devices Artistic, colorful animal sculptures Colortek neocement flooring non-slippery material to diffrentiate the space and is safer for kids as a play area
Floor integrated lights
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URBAN acupuncture SOLUTIONS Visual Documentation of The Existing Condition Sloped planters with very steep angles gives an unpleasant appearance and are not consistent throughout the site. In addition the sloped planters do not provide sufficient space for the plants to grow properly.
Proposed Design Intent/Technical Recommendations on Existing Condition Raise the parapet of all planters to the higher grading level. Add ground covers to the empty planters.
Visual Documentation of The Existing Condition Several accesses to the same area cause a waste of space and are often closed with temporary features such as barricade stands or movable planting pots giving a chaotic unpleasant look.
Proposed Design Intent/Technical Recommendations on Existing Condition Close unnecessary entries with planters to avoid the waste of space with a coherent hardscape element.
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CFC MALL- THE VILLAGE AVENUE
Proposed Design Intent/Technical Recommendations on Existing Condition Tilted Planters do not have a consistent slope angle and should be changed to stepped planters.
Proposed Design Intent/Technical Recommendations on Existing Condition The planter should be shifted to align with the edge of the building to provide a wider, usable outdoor dining area.
Proposed Design Intent/Technical Recommendations on Existing Condition Unused seating gated with barricade stands disrupts the visual experience and creates an unpleasant look. The bench should be removed and replaced with a regular planter that is similar to other existing instead to avoid the usage of barricade stands
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ALMAZA BAY SUMMER HOUSE
PROFESSIONAL WORK
2022
LANDSCAPE DESIGNED BY: TAREK BESHIR ARCHITECTS PERSONAL ROLE: SOFTSCAPE DESIGN, LANDSCAPE LIGHTING DESIGN, FULL TECHNICAL PACKAGE PREPARATION, PRESENTATION
LANDSCAPE PLANTING LAYOUT
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almaza bay- summer house
LANDSCAPE PLANTING mood
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LANDSCAPE LIGHTING LAYOUT
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almaza bay- summer house
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING MOOD
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ELGOUNA ANCIENT SANDS SUMMER HOUSE
PROFESSIONAL WORK
2022
LANDSCAPE DESIGNED BY: TAREK BESHIR ARCHITECTS PERSONAL ROLE: FULL TECHNICAL PACKAGE PREPARATION, PRESENTATION.
SWIMMING POOL LAYOUT
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WATER FALL
CRAZY PATHWAY
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WPC SUN DECK
section a-a
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el gouna ancient sands- summer house
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CLIPPED OLIVE TREE
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OVERFLOW
section b
section c-c
section d-d
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN KILIM REVIVAL CENTRE (THESIS)
ACADEMIC WORK- INDIVIDUAL
SPRING 20
re-inventing the new architecture language of the city should capture the essence of the city and its people. as for the case of fowah, a forgotten city in egypt’s delta was once considered a global catalyst for textile industry, the essence of the city lies inbetween the finger tips of the weavers who created an interwoven culture that added fowah to the global textile map.
about fowah... location
problem defInition
The Starting Point
The Gol
FIRST FEZ FACTORY IN EGYPT BUILT IN FOWAH
EVOLUTION OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY STARTED AS FOWAH WAS CONSIDERED A TRANSPORT HUB
CHANGING THE EGYPTIAN MILITARY UNIFORM BY MUHAMMED ALI BASHA
Fowah used export its textiles to different cities, the kilim production had a global influence ranging from china to Europe, especially through the silk road that used to connect different cities through textile trade.
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
lden Era
The Deterioration
OPENING KILIM ONLINE STORE
THE PEAK OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN FOWAH 25TH OF JANUARY REVOLUTION
OPENING A LINEN FACTORY IN FOWAH
The Redemption
PRODUCTS OF FOWAH INITIATIVE EXHIBITED IN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS ESPECIALLY IN GERMANY
25th of January Revolution DETERIORATION OF TOURISM AND LACK OF RESOURCES OR FUNDING FROM THE GOVERNMENT TO THE HAND-CRAFTS INDUSTRY
SELLING MORE THAN 3000 PIECES WORDWIDE
LAUNCHING FOWAH INITIATIVE BY THE GOVERNMENT AND OTHER PRIVATE SECTORS THE DETERIORATION OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN FOWAH AFTER THE REVOLUTION
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interwoven: /ˌɪntə(r)ˈwəʊv(ə)n/
interlaced long fabric threads passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them. to include something as an integral part or element of the other.
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
CONCEPT: Rebranding Kilim industry by empowering the hand and enhancing creativity through manifesting a rhythmic interwoven spatial language that integrates the process of weaving with social interaction Integrating the language of the kilim with the architectural style of the building
Giving a statement that although kilim could be updated, the essence of the craft that it is handmade
Kilim used as canopies providing shade for open spaces and courtyards
Looms used as partitions show the process of kilim until it is f inished and turned into an art work
Exhibiting the process of kilim making instead of only the end product
INDULGENT RHYTHMS WHICH GIVES A SMOOTH TRANSITIONAL SPATIAL QUALITY AND THUS, CREATING A MORE RELAXING EXPERIENCE.
FIGHTING RHYTHMS HAVE MORE SHARP AND INTENSE TRANSITIONS THAT CREATE A MORE ACTIVE, ATTENTIVE EXPERIENCE Introducing new products rather than rugs only
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Interwoven Language WEAVING TECHNIQUE
EXPERIENTIAL SECTION
CIRCULATION LOGIC FORM EXPRESSION
EQUAL EMPHASIS ON THE VERTICAL WARP AND HORIZONTAL WEFT. GIVES A SENSE OF TRANSPARENCY
EMPHASIS IS ONLY ON THE HORIZONTAL WEFT. THE VERTICAL WARP BECOMES ONLY STRUCTURE AND NOT PART OF THE DESIGN.
DIAGONAL SLITS CREATED FROM HORIZONTAL STITCHES TURNING AROUND ALTERNATING WARP THREADS. CREATING MORE BOLD DESIGNS SHOWING THE CONTRAST OF TWO COLORS.
EVOLVED TO DEAL WITH THE PROBLEM OF SLITS WEAKENING THE STRUCTURE. WEFTS START TO INTERLOCK WITH EACH OTHER. CREATES MORE BLURRED DESIGNS.
HAS A ROUGH APPEARANCE. EXTRA WEFTS ARE WRAPED AROUND THE WARPS USUALLY IN RATIO; 2:1- 3:1 - 5:1. THE ONLY TECHNIQUE THAT RESEMBLES CORDING AND RUNS PARALLEL TO THE WARPS
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
3d zoning Admin
Exhibition
Library
Classrooms Workshops Coworking Space
Exhibition
Library
Coworking Space
Market Visitors Centre
Restaurants Design Studios
Exhibition Workshops
Design Labs
Business Training Centre Workshops Admin
Market Visitors Centre
Restaurants Exhibition
Design school
Business Training Centre
security parking
parking Exhibition
DISPLAY EDUCATION CRAFT MAKING SPACES/MARKET PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION CORE WET AREAS PARKING AREA
security electrical hvac
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birdeye exterior shot revit + lumion + psd
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
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Architectural plans
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DISPLAY EDUCATION CRAFT MAKING SPACES/MARKET PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION CORE WET AREAS
interwoven patterns
1. VISITORS CENTER 2. ADMIN OFFICE 3. BUSINESS TRAINING ENTRANCE 4. LOUNGE 5. CLASSROOMS/ WORKSHOPS 6. LOBBY 7. LECTURE HALL 8. CRAFT-MAKING SPACE (OUTDOOR WEAVING AREA) 9.RESTAURANT 10. OUTDOOR DINING 11. KITCHEN 12. MARKET 13. SHOP 14. STORAGE 15. EXHIBITION ENTRANCE 16. WAITING AREA 17. ADMIN OFFICE 18. STORAGE 19. STUDENT EXHIBITION 20. EXHIBITION HALL 21. DESIGN SCHOOL ENTRANCE 22. LOBBY 23. MULTI-PURPOSE HALL 24. ADMIN OFFICE 25. DYING WORKSHOP 26. OUTDOOR STUDENT EXHIBITION 27. SUNKEN COURT
manifestation of the inerwoven patterns
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interwoven patterns
fIRST fLoor 1. VISITORS CENTER 2. LOUNGE 3. WEAVING WORKSHOP 4. CLASSROOMS/ WORKSHOPS 5. WAITING AREA 6. SHARED OFFICES 7. ADMIN OFFICE 8. WEAVING WORKSHOPS 9.MARKET 10. SHOP 11. STORAGE 12. EXHIBITION ATRIUM 13. SALES OFFICE 14. EXHIBITION HALL 15. RESTAURANT 16. KITCHEN 17. OUTDOOR DINING 18. DESIGN STUDIO 19. DESIGN LAB 20. LOUNGE
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
manifestation of the interwoven patterns
DISPLAY EDUCATION CRAFT MAKING SPACES/ MARKET PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION CORE WET AREAS
second fLoor 1. CAFETERIA 2. LOUNGE 3. MEETING ROOMS 4. LOUNGE 5. CO-WORKING SPACE 6. CARPENTRY WORKSHOP 7. EXHIBITION HALL 8. DESIGN CLASSROOMS 9. LIBRARY 10. BOOK STACKS 11. ARCHIVE
manifestation of the interwoven patterns
DISPLAY EDUCATION CRAFT MAKING SPACES/ MARKET PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION CORE WET AREAS
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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE VIERENDEEL SYSTEM
INTERWOVEN PATTERNS
Structural Load Analysis 1. Creating platforms that ensure i interaction with keeping a sense of formality Supported on main vierendeel tying beams SUPPORTED ON STEEL BEAMS CONNECTED BETWEEN EVERY TWO VIERENDEEL COLUMNS
2. Emphasizing linearity to direct the visitors through the different interwoven functions
Supported on steel beams connected between every two vierendeel columns
lighting analysis
3.OVERLAPPING PLATFORMS INCREASE THE INTERACTION/ EXPOSURE OF THE USERS, CREATE DYNAMIC EXPERIENCE, AND ENCOURAGE COLLABORATION
The ceiling design orients the sun light to illuminate several displays Sky light in the workshop area and the handmade rugs platform allow the sun to penetrate directly to the display/ working area
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exhibition design statement pieces platform
This section contains limited pieces that give inspirations to other weavers/ designers. CEILING IS DESIGNED TO ORIENT THE SUN LIGHT TOWARDS THE INSTALLATION WALL OPENINGS IS INSPIRED FROM THE KILIM MOTIF MEANING “PRIDE” TO EMPOWER THE WEAVERS AN ATRIUM WITH A CENTRAL INSTALLATION OF KILIM RUGS THAT SHOWS THE VALUE OF KILIM ALL THE OTHER PLATFORMS WITHIN THE EXHIBITION ARE VISUALLY EXPOSED TO THIS SECTION AS IT TAKES THE MAIN FOCAL POINT
fashion design platform CUSTOMIZING SOME OF THE PANELS AS MIRRORS PLANAR LIGHTS THAT GIVE AN EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF LIGHTING THROUGHOUT THE PLATFORM CREATING SOME PLATFORMS TO ACCENTUATE THE MANNEQUINS DISPLAY LOW HANDRAIL TO ALLOW VISUAL EXPOSURE TO THE SPACES BELOW (NEW COLLECTIONS) KILIM SCREENS IN THE BACKGROUND TO SHOW HOW FASHION DESIGN COULD BE INSPIRED FROM KILIM
fashion design platform revit + lumion + psd
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
exhibition zoning student exhibition New Collections (kilim rugs only) Furniture Desing and kilim (Oriental) Furniture Design and kilim (Contemporary) Fashion Design and Kilim Handmade Rugs Statement Pieces
statement pieces platform revit + lumion + psd
handmade rugs platform LOW HANDRAIL TO ALLOW VISUAL EXPOSURE TO THE SPACES BELOW (STATEMENT PIECES) LARGE TABLES AT THE CENTER TO ACCENTUATE RARE PIECES STONE CLADDING PLATFORMS AND WALL PARTITIONS TO GIVE A MORE LUXURIOUS FEELING AND KEEPING THE NATURAL THEME THAT RESEMBLES THE PATTERNS ON THE RUGS INTENSIFYING SCREENS TO GIVE MORE PRIVACY AND EXCLUSIVENESS TO THE PLATFORM LOW CEILING HEIGHT WITH SPOT LIGHTS TO SHIFT THE FOCUS TOWARDS THE DISPLAYED RUGS
handmade rugs platform revit + lumion + psd
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exhibition space interior shot revit + lumion + psd
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
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north-west elevation color scheme derived from the surrounding site
mute experience on the ground fLoor for concentration (lecture hall) more rhythmic active experience for coworking space
north-east elevation Creating a transition space between the context and the building
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
Creating patterns using concrete panels inspired from the mangour technique and the kilim motifs
Adding screens to resemble the transparency of the weaving loom with different colors to stimulate the visual sense
Playing with the rhythm of the solid and void to create a dynamic experience and change the movement of people inside
Intensifying the rhythm at the market area for a more dynamic experience
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design school+market exterior shot revit + lumion + psd
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KILIM RE-INTERWOVEN
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EVER-GROWING BUSINESS INCUBATOR (THIRD YEAR)
ACADEMIC WORK- INDIVIDUAL
SPRING 18
it is inevitable that technology affects our lives and needs everyday. it could also affect the way we dwell in spaces from
. thus, in an attempt to adopt a new concept of sustainability, creating a flexible space that can change its configuration to adapt to users’ needs creates a sustainable space with the least area wasted. time to time
CONCEPT: CREATING A FLEXIBLE, INTERACTIVE SPACE THAT ENABLES NEW GREEN STARTUPS TO GROW WITHIN THE BUILDING AND PROMOTE COWORKING AND CONCEPTS IMPLEMENTATION
SUSTAINABLE SPACE creating ofFIces modules rather than FIxed rooms to the make the best of the space
open space divided into smaller modules using partitions
several containers attached to each other allowing for one large space in the future if needed
two separated spaces with a void inbetween that accepts another inFIll if needed
user group
STUDENTS
space program
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EVER-GROWING
FRESH GRADS
BUSINESSMEN
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ground fLoor
1. ENTRANCE 01 (FOR PUBLIC) 2. ENTRANCE 02 (FOR AUCIANS) 3. ENTRANCE 03 (STAFF/SERVICE ENTRANCE) 4. CAFETERIA 5. OUTDOOR CAFETERIA 6. EXHIBITION HALL 7. INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITION ROOMS/ SHOPS 8. MANAGER OFFICE 9. MEETING ROOM 10. WAITING AREA 11. STAFF LOUNGE 12. OFFICES
fIrst fLoor
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EVER-GROWING
1. LIBRARY 2, OUTDOOR READING AREA 3. CLASS 01 4. CLASS 02 5. CLASS 03 6. CLASS 04 7. EXHIBITION HALL 2ND FLOOR 8. INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITION ROOMS/ SHOPS
second fLoor
third fLoor
1. LOUNGE 2. COMPUTER LAB 01 3. DESIGN STUDIO/ WORKSHOP 01 4. DESIGN STUDIO/ WORKSHOP 03 5. MAKER SPACE 6. INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITION ROOMS/ SHOPS
1. OFFICE CLUSTER 01 2. OFFICE CLUSTER 02 3. OFFICE CLUSTER 03 4. CO-WORKING SPACE 5. BREAK AREA
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materials and facade features
containers
corrugated sheets
steel structure
curtain walls
color scheme the color scheme is inspired from nearby buildings on AUC campus such as the dorms complex, Bassily auditorium, and moataz el-alfy hall. as the materials of the project introduce a new language to the campus, the color scheme helps blending the building in and not disturb the visual rhythm of the campus
STEEL STRUCTURE EXTEND FROM THE BUILDING TO LEAVE SPACE FOR FURTHER EXPANSION OR ADDING MORE PLUG INS (CONTAINERS LATER ON
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PERFORATED CORRUGATED SHEETS INSPIRED BY THE SHADING SCREENS FROM ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE AND USED ON AUC CAMPUS
north elevation EVER-GROWING
PUNCHED WINDOWS ON THE SOUTHERN FACADE PROVIDED WITH THE SAME SHADING TECHNIQUE USED IN THE DORMS COMPLEX
solid and void
mini shops area
solar analysis
SOUTH ELEVATION
SOUTH EAST ELEVATION
NORTH FACADE FROM THE MAIN ENTRANCE
NORTH ELEVATION
the solid and void studies were main aspect of the design to achieve flexibility, visual connectivity and improve the air flow through out the building
south elevation
aS SEEN IN THE SOLAR ANALYSIS ALL THE HORIZONTAL FACADES RECEIVE LOW SOLAR RADIATION EVEN IN THE SOUTH FACADE DUE TO THE PROTRUSIONS AND THE USE OF SHADING SCREENS. IT WAS DECIDED TO ADD PV PANELS TO THE ROOF SINCE IT IS THE MOST SURFACE EXPOSED TO THE SOLAR RADIATION
section AA
Autocad + psd
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3d visualization
north elevation exterior shot revit + lumion + psd
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EVER-GROWING
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THE LIMINAL SPACE RENOVATING NAZLET EL SEMMAN
ACADEMIC WORK- GROUP PROJECT
FALL 18
Group Members:carla ihab- passant ahmed- yasmina elgezeiry individual contribution: master plan derivation- building configuration
3D shots visualization and rendering
design brief: the urban experience lies in the
“in-between”and not the
bounding entity. our approach was to derive a masterplan solely guided by different typologies of the informally generated liminal spaces
liminal: /ˈlɪmɪn(ə)l/
a transitory, in-between state or space, a threshold, which is characterized by indeterminacy, ambiguity, hybridism, potential for subversion or change. Liminal Space: Physical equivalent of the life-world.
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THE LIMINAL SPACE
CONCEPT: THE URBAN EXPERIENCE LIES IN THE “IN-BETWEEN” AND NOT THE BOUNDING ENTITY OUR APPROACH WAS TO DERIVE A MASTERPLAN SOLELY GUIDED BY DIFFERENT TYPOLOGIES OF THE INFORMALLY GENERATED LIMINAL SPACES.
location NAZLET EL-SEMMAN AN INFORMAL SETTLEMENT LOCATED NEXT TO THE GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA. NAZLET AL SEMMAN IS IN ITSELF A LIMINAL SPACE LYING BETWEEN CAIRO AND THE PYRAMIDS PLATEAU.
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phase i: CLASSIFICATION of liminal spaces: urban fabric analysis
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THE LIMINAL SPACE
phase ii: grid derivation
Year 2000 map to derive grid lines that have previously existed but are demolishing. To Sustain the authenticity and identity of the site.
Derivation of the previous grid on site. Site map in 2000
MAPPING PROMINENT LIMINAL SPACES AND TRACKING BEHAVIOUR & ACTIVITY PATTERNS
Injecting repulsion and attraction points according to liminal space typologies and locations
Resulting distorted grid
RESULTING DISTORTED GRID IN THE MASTERPLAN
phase iii: master plan derivation
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MASTER-PLAN PROPOSAL
URBAN SECTIONS
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THE LIMINAL SPACE
URBAN VISUALIZATION
3D REPRESENTATION OF the museum as a gateway to the settlement sketchup + lumion + photoshop
3D REPRESENTATION OF THE SCAFFOLDING STRUCTURE BY THE WALL AS A TOURISTIC PATH sketchup + lumion + photoshop
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3D REPRESENTATION OF THE LIMINAL SPACE BETWEEN THE RESIDENTIAL Buildings sketchup + lumion + photoshop
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THE LIMINAL SPACE
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REDESIGNING AUC SMOKING AREA
ACADEMIC WORK- GROUP PROJECT
SPRING 20
Group Members:reem elmasry-sherouk montasser- zeina hazim
individual contribution: conceptualization- site plan derivationform configurationrendering
3D modelling - 3D shots visualization and
problem defInition: - SMOKERS FEEL STIGMATIZED AS THEY ARE FORCED TO GO AND SMOKE OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS PERIPHERY. - THIS IN TURN BECOMES A REASON FOR THE NON- ABIDING BEHAVIORS OF THE SMOKERS IN RELATION TO THE SMOKING AREAS. - THE LIMITED SEATING, SANDY GROUNDS, AND INSUFFICIENT SHADING CREATES AN UNPLEASANT ATMOSPHERE THAT INCREASES THE STIGMATIZATION FEELING FELT BY THE SMOKERS. - THE NON-SMOKERS GET AFFECTED BY THE LACK OF A BUFFERING SYSTEM WHERE THEY BECOME SECOND HAND-SMOKERS...
CONCEPT: CREATING A COMMUNAL SPACE THAT ACTS AS AN EXTENSION TO THE AUC COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE THE STIGMATISATION OF SMOKERS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.
Site analysis: SEATED: ABOUT 70 M2
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STANDING: ABOUT 40 M2
Redesigning auc smoking area
CAIRO SUN PATH ANALYSIS
TREES ANALYSIS -TREES AT THIS AREA OF THE PARKING PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN SHADING. -ARID PLANTS WITH LOW WATER CONSUMPTION ARE USED -EVERGREEN TREES WITH WIDE LARGE CANOPY -FLOWERING CLIMBERS OVER THE FENCE -AROMATIC SHRUBS AND GROUND COVERS
Successful Auc gathering points
SSE STEPS -PROXIMITY TO QUICK (KIOSK) -ALLOWS FOR A DYNAMIC SETTING; SITTING, STANDING, AND MOVING. -ALLOWS FOR LARGE GROUPS GATHERINGS AND POSSIBLE INFORMAL EVENTS
SSE ARCHADES -INCLUDES SHADED AREAS -ALLOWS FOR A DYNAMIC SETTING; SITTING, STANDING, AND MOVING. -THE SETTING OF ARCADES CREATES DESIGNATED SPACES FOR DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE WITHOUT COMPLETE ISOLATION
SSE ARCHADES -INCLUDES SHADED AREAS -ALLOWS FOR A DYNAMIC SETTING; SITTING, STANDING, AND MOVING. -THE SETTING OF ARCADES CREATES DESIGNATED SPACES FOR DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE WITHOUT COMPLETE ISOLATION
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moodboard:
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Redesigning auc smoking area
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Design proposal
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Redesigning auc smoking area
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Design proposal
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Redesigning auc smoking area
Standing section
Seated section
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URBAN VISUALIZATION
3D REPRESENTATION OF the seated smoking area (interior shot) sketchup + lumion + photoshop
3D REPRESENTATION OF the seated smoking area (Exterior shot) sketchup + lumion + photoshop
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Redesigning auc smoking area
3D REPRESENTATION OF the standing smoking area (interior shot) sketchup + lumion + photoshop
3D REPRESENTATION OF the standing smoking area (Exterior shot) sketchup + lumion + photoshop
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MISCELLANEOUS
INDIVIDUAL
this section contains some of my art work that describe me not only as an architect but also as an aspiring artist who believes in the power of visuals in delivering a message.
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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS-PROFESSIONAL WORK THE FOLLOWING DRAWINGS ARE FULLY PRODUCED USING AUTODESK REVIT
1st Settle Yasmin 0 Cairo, Eg
Tel. +2 ( www.san info@san
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FUTEC FRAME 030
0.45
1.26 FUTEC FRAME 030
0.76
0.15
0.76
0.45
1.26
0.15
0.32
0.57
2.49
1.73
1.24
INTEGRATED LED
0.15
0.45 0.15
0.89
0.41
0.65
0.66 2.33 0.15
3.75
1.06
0.15
2.24
0.46
2.40 0.65
0.03
1s n All submitted documents by sa Ya on all dimensions and data provid Ca approval on the moodboard.
FUTEC CORNICE 053
INTEGRATED LED
9.05
0.65
1
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
North elevation 1
ELEVATION 001 1 : 25
9.05
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
82
Miscellaneous
0.66
La Poire green exterior paint
0.65
SSL ROOF 3.75
2 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.15
0.65
0.65
RAIN GUTTER
PHASE 01 ANALYSIS PHASE 02 CONCEPT DESIGN CLIENT Mr. Waleed Ashour
F
E
D
C
B
A
9.05 1.25
1.36
2.26
2.04
1.94
ALUMINUM COPING
SKYLIGHT
FUTEC CORNICE 053
JOTUN-7555 Soft Mint
1.90
0.36
1.05
0.32
0.62
0.35
0.62
CEMENT BOARD 24MM WITH GROOVES
0.92
0.02 0.19 0.15
CEMENT BOARD 12MM FUTEC CORNICE 058
0.77
0.65 0.100.20
0.10
W01-001
D01-001
0.55
2.41
AC GRILL
W01-001
0.31 0.10
W01-002
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
0.41
0.10
0.10 0.31
0.02
0.77
0.65
FOAM
0.19 0.15
SSL ROOF 3.75
0.21
0.21
SANDWICH PANEL 68MM STEEL BEAMS 100X40MM
0.06
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
0.77
0.77
0.77
FUTEC FRAME 030
3.75
1 Y C
T w i
FFL GROUND FLOOR 0.30
1
0.13
0.15
0.45
0.15
0.87 0.45
0.02 0.16 0.20 0.10
0.02 0.20
FUTEC CORNICE 053
0.87
1.91
DUCO SEA FOAM GREEN 03-9479 DUCO WHITE 03-0101
0.15
0.05 0.13
1.72
1.67
1.67 2.85
1.67
1.67 2.85
1.72
1.67 0.10
3.75
JOTUN-7555 Soft Mint
PHASE 01 CONSULT ANALYSIS PHASE 02 CONCEPT DESIGN
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
CLIENT Mr. Waleed Ashour
CERAMIC TILES 2CM CETOX U 2CM PLYWOOD SHEETING 3CM STEEL BEAMS 100X40 MM
SECTION AA 1 : 25
SHEET CODE A301
section aa
ARCHITECT NW
SCALE
A
B
C
D
E
1 : 25
1
0
2
3
F
9.05 2.26
1.36
DESCRIPTION
1.25
ALUMINUM COPING FUTEC CORNICE 053
0.18
SANDWICH PANEL 68MM STEEL BEAMS 100X40MM
0.65 0.02
0.19 0.15
0.02
0.10
1
CERAMIC TILES 2CM CETOX U 2CM PLYWOOD SHEETING 3CM STEEL BEAMS 100X40 MM
1st Settlement, Ne Yasmin 08, buildin Cairo, Egypt
0.87 0.13 0.05
0.05
0.15
0.15
0.45
0.77
FUTEC FRAME 030
0.20
1.36
FUTEC SKIRTING Z10
0.60
0.87
0.77
0.02
0.20 0.10
FUTEC CORNICE 053
section BB
3.75
6.62
0.15
0.46
1.91
1.20
All dimensions are to be c deviations, the architect m contractor without consul borne by the contractor re The content of this plan is
INTEGRATED LED
1.67
INTEGRATED LED
1.91
0.33
0.13
CEMENT BOARD 24MM WITH GROOVES
1.67
1.67
0.75
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
0.22
2.85
1.67
3.75 1.72
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
3.52
All submitted documents on all dimensions and da approval on the moodboa
0.100.20
0.100.20
0.85
JOTUN-7555 Soft Mint
CEMENT BOARD 12MM FUTEC CORNICE 058
0.10
0.10 0.55
0.64
1.27 0.11
2.85
0.31
0.31
AC GRILL JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
0.03 0.05 0.47 0.10
0.10
0.10 0.02
0.80
0.19 0.15
0.65
FOAM
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
SSL ROOF 3.75
0.18
SKYLIGHT
0.80
2.04
1.72
1.94
FFL GROUND FLOOR 0.30
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ZERO LEVEL 0.00
CLIENT CONSULTANTS AND GEN Mr. Waleed Ashour SHEET CODE A302 ARCHITECT NW
LEGE
SECTION BB 1 : 25
SCALE
0
4
3
2
1
2
3
1
3.22 0.95
1 : 25
DESCRIPTION
0.95
0.95
ALUMINUM COPING SKYLIGHT
CEMENT BOARD 24MM WITH GROOVES
3.15
0.23
SSL ROOF 3.75
All dimensions are to be c deviations, the architect m contractor without consul borne by the contractor re The content of this plan is
0.40
0.10
W01-003
CEMENT BOARD 12MM
AC
0.26
1.90
DUCO SEA FOAM GREEN 03-9479 DUCO WHITE 03-0101
NOT FUTEC CORNICE 053
CERAMIC TILES 2CM CETOX U 2CM PLYWOOD SHEETING 3CM STEEL BEAMS 100X40 MM
section CC 1
SECTION DD 1 : 25
FFL GROUND FLOOR 0.30 0.05
0.04
0.15 0.15
FUTEC FRAME 030
0.45
0.30
0.11 0.11
0.13
0.04
0.73
FUTEC SKIRTING Z10
0.13
FUTEC FRAME 030
0.87
CEMENT BOARD 12MM
FUTEC CORNICE 053
0.05
CEMENT BOARD 24MM WITH GROOVES
1.04
2.85
3.75
0.55
0.10
2.45
2.59
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
3.75
0.90 1.72
0.91
2.35
0.11
0.20
1.04
0.09
0.02
0.31
0.15
JOTUN- 7236 Jazz White
0.36 0.09
0.10
0.65
FOAM
FUTEC CORNICE 058
All submitted documents on all dimensions and dat approval on the moodboa
RAIN GUTTER
0.07 0.38 0.10 0.10
SANDWICH PANEL 68MM STEEL BEAMS 100X40MM
CEMENT BOARD 12MM
0.18
0.36
0.43
0.19
FUTEC CORNICE 053
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
PHASE 01 ANALYSIS PHASE 02 CONCEPT DESIGN CLIENT Mr. Waleed Ashour
PROJECT 21016_EG_LA
SHEET CODE A304
CONTENT G
ARCHITECT NW
CHECKED BY Checker
83
SCALE
0
FORMAT
1 : 25
1
2
3
4
A
5
MODIFICA
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS-ACADEMIC WORK 1
2 1.95
0.36
3
4.00
4
4.00
1.95
2.05
2.05
4.00 1.20
4.00
1.20
1.77
0.91
2.17 12.20
3.95
F.F.L +0.60
1 A-408
F.F.L +1.12
2
3
1
D5
0.35
A
1.20
1.20
0.10
1.77
1.81
2.50
0.88
0.28
3.68
0.28
0.39
GR
0.09 0.28
7.68 3.18
0.80 0.11 0.80 0.06 1.81
1.63
0.45
3.18
GR
3
D6
0.67
1.99 1.18
0.45
0.07
0.80
1.68
0.40
5.40 9.76
0.40
6*0.30=1.8
3
2
1
5.87 1.54
0.28
2.00
1.66
0.35
1.57
2.39
1.57
0.35
2.04
1.91
1.20 9.70
0.29
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0.55
1.20 0.55
4
0.41
0.35 0.35 1.66
0.11
5
0.40
6
E
4.00
3.55 11.74
1.23
14.24 1.93
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F.F.L +1.12
F.F.L +2.17
3.62
4.00
1
1.20
1 A-301
1.20
21.28
1.23
1.61
4.07
D2 TOILET 1 5.88 GR1.63 3
0.11
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2.51
0.66
0.06
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0.10
0.07
0.80
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1.21
5.87
1.18
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1.51
1.70
0.81 0.18 0.83
2.20
0.05
0.61 1.80
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2.73
2.83
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1.60
0.48 0.52 0.48
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0.48 0.43 0.48 0.42
C
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1.70
D4
1.80
2.03
0.10
2
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GR
GR
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19
20
21
22
23
24
25
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26 27 28
F.F.L +1.12
29
7
30
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2.00
31
5
18 17 16 15 14 13 38 37 36 35 34 33 32
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3.91
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SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
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1
2
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3
4
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5
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1.07
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1.92
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3.95
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1.20
1.20
1.77
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1.07
6.15
0.4
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1.20
0.02
1.20
1.77
3.75 0.35
0.40
1.07
0.35
3.56
AC
0.79 0.09
STRUCTURE CONSULTANT
C
0.35
0.37
MEP CONSULTANT
AD
4.00
4.28
3.69
D3 3.82
0.28
4.63
2.62
2.60
1
3.00
4.63
0. 38
4.48
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B
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1.2
0
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0.39
1.88
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2.20
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0.30
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ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY:
1.81
CHECKED BY:
BUILDING NAME: GROUND FLOOR
4.00
2.20
1.78
1.81
GROUND-FLOOR-PLAN A101 SCALE-1:50
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2.13
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0.21
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1 A-201
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DESCRIPTIO
NADA ABDELHAKIM
G
1
1
1.80
F`
DATE
7
8
85
OWNER
PROJECT 429 PROJECT
CONSULTANTS MAIN CONSULTANT
5
6
7
8
F4
STRUCTURE CONSULT
ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
MEP CONSULTANT
0.19 1.04
0.19
ROOF 2 S.S.L +12.46
F4
F2
F1
0.18
0.18 1.16
S5
0.18
S4
S3
1.16
S2
1.10
S8 S6 S7
S1 ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
0.19
1.37
F1
1.55
0.90
0.19
4
0.19
1.37
ROOF 2 S.S.L +12.46
3
0.19
2
0.19
1
1.27
1B
F1
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
4.96
6.20
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
F2
9.64
9.95
7.43
1.14
0.14
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
0.40
11.52
12.78
9.94
3.41
ROADS CONSULTANT
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
LANDSCAPE CONSULT
F3
3.62
2.50
3.62
D1
0.17
1.05
1.05 0.17
1.22
0.14
0.02 0.02
0.02 0.02
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
F3
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
0.25
0.17
0.17
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
1.05
0.92
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
0.25 0.25 0.25
KEY PLAN
MARK BASEMENT FLOOR
BASEMENT FLOOR
-2.35 F.F.L
-2.35
DATE
DESC
ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY: OWNER NADA ABDELHAKIM CHECKED BY:
BUILDING NAME
1
ELEVATION1 SCALE-1:50
A201
PROJECT ELEVATION 1 429 PROJECT A201
SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD A
B
C
D
E
F
CONSULTANTS
G
0.19
MAIN CONSULTANT
ROOF 2 S.S.L +12.46
0.18
S5
0.19
0.19
F4
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
1.46
0.00
1.96
9.75 2.61
3.12 0.96
1.46
FINISH-NO. F1 F2 F3 F4
0.19
0.19 1.10
0.19 1.10
1.10
0.05 0.22 0.19 1.10
1.29
1.73
2.23
1.96
1.51 0.91
0.91 GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
LANDSCAPE CONSULT
FINISH-SCHEDULE
0.05
2.65
12.78
0.05
0.22
0.09 0.22
0.05 1.36
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
0.22
D4
1.29
MEP CONSULTANT
F2
ROADS CONSULTANT
0.09 0.82 0.05
0.90 1.14
0.29
0.90 9.99
0.29
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
0.93
D4
1.69
3.77
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
S4
S3
1.25
0.84 0.18
F1
0.05 0.22
1.16
0.18
0.18
1.29
F2
S2
2.48
S8 S6 S7
S1 ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
STRUCTURE CONSULT
1.37
1.55
ROOF 2 S.S.L +12.46
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
DESCRIPTION WHITE-EXTERIOR-PLASTER-AND-PAINT DARK-GREY-EXTERIOR-PLASTER-AND-PAINT WOODEN-BLANKS-CLADDING STONE-CLADDING S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8
KEY PLAN
50*30 CM 30*25 CM 30*40 CM 50*40 CM 26*100 CM 24*18 CM 40*10 CM 65*26 CM
MARK BASEMENT FLOOR -2.35
DATE
DESC
BASEMENT FLOOR
F.F.L
-2.35
ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY: NADA ABDELHAKIM CHECKED BY:
1 A202
SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
86
Miscellaneous
ELEVATION2 SCALE-1:50
BUILDING NAME ELEVATION 2
A202
www.autodesk.com/revit
6
5
4.1
4
3
2.1
2
1.41
1.40
1.41
0.10
0.11
0.10
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
Cons Addre Addre Phon Fax e-ma
F3
F1
F3
F3
0.10
F1
F3
F1
F3
F4
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
1.18
0.12
F1 5.37
F1
2.67
F3
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
2.67
0.10 1.28
F1
0.09
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
0.10
0.10
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
1.28
1.35
2.96
2.96
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
1
0.10
6.1
0.10
7
0.10
8
W1
W1
9.33
W1
No.
Description
0.94
13.06
W1
1.33
W1
1.33
W1
1.33
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
D5
0.90
W1
0.10 0.80 0.10
0.90
0.10
1.33 1.38
0.89 0.06
FFL GROUND FLOOR 1.12
NADA WAL 429 FINAL PROJECT
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
0.15
0.60
0.97
0.17
1.12
1.12
1.12
0.18 0.17
0.09
0.12
FFL GROUND FLOOR
0.65
1.33
1.27
2.12
W1
2.69
2.67
2.69
10.10
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
7.60
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
ELEVATION
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
Project number
1
6/1
Date
North 1 : 50
Drawn by
C
Checked by
SOFTWARE USED: REVIT
A203
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F
D
C.1
C
B
A
Scale
1.51
1.51
1.45
1.45
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
0.10
1.41
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
E
0.10
F.1
0.380.10
G
F2
1.40
F1
CW5
F1
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
Description
Date
7.94
No.
10.10
0.05 0.85 0.10 0.80 0.10
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
0.94 0.97 0.15
0.15
0.97 0.15
0.97 0.15
0.10 0.80 0.10
FFL GROUND FLOOR
1.12
0.97
1.85
7.48
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
CW5
1.85
11.46
13.06
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
0.10
F1
0.05 0.85 0.10
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
CW5
1.28
0.10
1.35
F4
0.10
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
FFL GROUND FLOOR 1.12
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
1
East 1 : 50
NADA WALID 429 FINAL PROJECT ELEVATION1
0
Project number
6/10/201
Date
NADA WALID
Drawn by
SOFTWARE USED: REVIT
Checke
Checked by
A204 Scale
87
1:5
OWNER
PROJECT 429 PROJECT
CONSULTANTS MAIN CONSULTANT
2
Skirting 2cm
0.90 0.60 2.92
3.42
3.41
0.41 0.60 1.50
3.52 2.91
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 20cm F.F.L +5.14
ROADS CONSULTANT
0.39 9.99
FIRST Floor
0.60
LINTEL 12CM
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
LANDSCAPE CONSULT
0.62
FALL CEILING 2CM
0.62
0.90 8.90 0.62 0.30
D3
MEP CONSULTANT
1.34
0.79
CANT
Ground Floor
3.62
3.62
KEY PLAN
0.10
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 25cm
F.F.L +1.12
F.F.L +1.12 Ground Floor
3.12
3.72 1.50
3.10
3.11 0.66
0.26
0.90
2.25
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 25cm
1.00
F.F.L +2.04
3.72 3.10
2.60 0.20
0.20
1.99
2.01 0.23
0.37 1.46 3.77 Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 25cm Ground Floor
FALL CEILING 2CM
STONE CAP
0.90
0.20 0.20
0.95
F.F.L +5.14 FIRST Floor
ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
WATER DIP
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
FALL CEILING 2CM
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 20cm
FALL CEILING 2CM
0.79
1.46
Skirting 2cm
CANT
0.62
0.62
D3
1.46 3.89
F.F.L +6.05 FIRST Floor
LINTEL 12CM
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
0.60
0.75
CANT
FALL CEILING 2CM
STONE CAP
Skirting 2cm
S.S.L+8.85 ROOF 1
0.60
CANT
1.28
FALL CEILING 2CM
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
0.37 0.62
Skirting 2cm
LINTEL 12CM
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm RC slab 15cm
0.20 0.85
1.46 11.22 2.62
Skirting 2cm
2 A-414
0.62
2.13
0.63
0.62
S.S.L +8.85 ROOF 1
0.10
S.S.L+10.30 ROOF2
0.66
2.67
ROOF 1 S.S.L +8.85
8
STRUCTURE CONSULT
CANT
FALL CEILING 2CM
7`
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm Inclined PC 7cm AVG Thermal Ins. 5cm DPC 2cm RC slab 20cm
WATER DIP
0.91
Skirting 2cm
7
STONE CAP
CANT ROOF 2 S.S.L +10.30
6
0.60
STONE CAP
5
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm Inclined PC 7cm AVG Thermal Ins. 5cm DPC 2cm RC slab 20cm
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm Inclined PC 7cm AVG Thermal Ins. 5cm DPC 2cm RC slab 15cm
WATER DIP
4
3.52
3 A-414
3
0.10
1
0.60
1B
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
Basement Floor -2.35
F.F.L
1.22 0.17
STONE COPING 2cm
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
Skirting 2cm
2.52 3.12
Interlocked tiles 4cm Sand 6cm PC slab 15cm Backfill
0.20
Interlocked tiles 4cm Sand 6cm PC slab 15cm Backfill
0.20
2.32
1 A-414
2.92
F.F.L -0.69 RAMP
Interlocking tiles 4cm Sand 6cm Conc. raft 30cm DPC 2cm PC 15cm Earth
0.60
0.62
LINTEL 12CM
4.04
STONE COPING 2cm
0.12
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
0.17 0.60
1.78
0.97
WATER DIP
F.F.L -2.35 Basement Floor
Basement Floor
F.F.L -2.35 Basement Floor
MARK
F.F.L -2.35
Interlocking tiles 4cm Sand 6cm Conc. raft 30cm DPC 2cm PC 15cm Earth
Floor tiles 2cm Mortar 2cm Sand 6cm Conc. raft 30cm DPC 2cm PC 15cm Earth
DATE
DESC
ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY: NADA ABDELHAKIM CHECKED BY:
1 A301
SECTION_AA SCALE-1:50
BUILDING NAME SECTION AA A301
SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
www.autodesk.com/revit
F
1.01
1.51
0.10 2.73
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
D4
1.43
0.02
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
0.91
10.10
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
2.80
0.63
1.64
0.02
0.31 0.37
0.02
CW5
1.22
1.22
3.77
W1
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM RC 25CM
1.26
FFL GF 1.12
22
0.50
STONE COPING
D6
D6
W3
FFL GROUND FLOOR 1.12
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
3
2
1
TILES 4CM SAND 6CM RC 30CM DPC 2CM PC 15CM EARTH
TILES 4CM SAND 6CM RC 30CM DPC 2CM PC 15CM EARTH
2.62
3.12 2.21
3.12 FFL BF -2.35
NADA WALID 429 FINAL PROJECT
FFL BF -2.35
SECTION
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
01
Project number
1
Section1 1 : 50
6/10/2019
Date Drawn by
NADA WALID Checker
Checked by
SOFTWARE USED: REVIT
88
Miscellaneous
A302 Scale
1 : 50
7/6/2019 7:43:55 PM
4
Date
D4
2.44
FFL GF 1.12
Description
1.22
2.44
1.22
3.56
No. W1
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM RC 15CM
1.62 5
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
CW5
0.37
0.02
0.67 3.50
0.91
2.44 0.60
0.60
0.00
2.04
2.44
3.72
3.77 0.04
6 5 4 3 2 1
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM RC 25CM
D6
6
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
SKIRT 2CM
0.91
1
FFL GF 1.12
0.91
2
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
CANT
0.00 0.73
2.46 0.67
0.02
0.37
STONE COPING
SSL ROOF1 8.85
CANT
0.61
0.37
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM INCLINED PC 7CM AVG THERMAL 5CM DPC 2CM RC 15CM
FFL FF 5.12
0.66
W1
0.92
3
21
SKIRT 2CM
0.91
FFL FF 5.14
6 5 4 3 2 FFL FF 5.12 1
1.29 20
STONE COPING
0.91
19
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
1.51
0.36 0.60 0.34 0.45 0.00 0.15
0.04 4
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
0.02
0.13 1.53 0.94
0.72 0.19
1
0.19
2.56
0.19
0.93
0.37
-1.44
BASEMENT FFL -2.35
A
22
2.10 5
FFL GROUND FLOOR
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
3.60
1.76
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 2.17 8 7
20
2
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM RC 20CM
0.62
19
3
21
0.86
4
0.15
0.90 3.12
0.90 3.12
4.27
6
STONE COPING
W1
6.05 5
FFL FIRST FLOOR 5.14
1.12
22
SKIRT 2CM
SSL ROOF1 8.85
CANT
17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6
CW5
21
STONE COPING
23
0.86
0.90 6.19
20
9.09
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM INCLINED PC 7CM AVG THERMAL 5CM DPC 2CM RC 20CM
0.40
2.81
13.06
2.81
0.90
8.29
CW5
B
CANT
D9
0.72 0.15
SSL ROOF 1 8.85
C
SKIRT 2CM
3.12
CW5
2.71
2.71
SSL ROOF 2 10.30
C.1
STONE COPING
3.22
0.02
0.13 0.60
1.02
SSL ROOF 3 12.46
CANT
0.04
0.380.10
SKIRT 2CM
D
0.19 0.080.50
STONE COPING
E
1.45
TILES 2CM MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM INCLINED PC 7CM AVG THERMAL 5CM DPC 2CM SSL ROOF3 12.46 RC 15CM
1.45
G
OWNER
8 Floor tiles
2cm
Mortar
2cm
Sand
6cm
Inclined PC
7cm AVG
Thermal Ins.
2cm
RC slab ROOF2 S.S.L +10.30
ROOF2 S.S.L +10.30
429 FINAL PROJECT
5cm
DPC
15cm
PLASTER
ROOF2 S.S.L +10.30
2cm
0.18
STONE CAP
INSIDE
1.34 0.10 0.05
0.05 0.02 0.03 0.05 0.05
0.60
0.58
1
0.07 0.10
Floor tiles 0.02
0.10 0.05
ROOF1 S.S.L +8.85
2cm
Mortar
STRUCTURE CONSULTANT
0.06 0.10
0.05
0.02 0.06 0.10
0.07 0.10
MAIN CONSULTANT
CANT
ROOF1 S.S.L +8.85
0.58
0.05 0.02 0.03 0.05
ROOF
ROOF1 S.S.L +8.85
CONSULTANTS
1.05
0.86
0.90
WATER DIP
Skirting 2cm S.S.L+8.85
2cm
Sand
6cm
Inclined PC
7cm AVG
Thermal Ins.
5cm 2cm
RC slab
15cm 2cm
MEP CONSULTANT
1.73
1.73
3.42
3.41
DPC
PLASTER STONE CAP
2.92
WATER DIP
+8.85 S.S.L 0.10
0.10
0.10
0.10
Skirting 2cm
ROOF
CANT
DETAIL3 3 SCALE1:20
ROADS CONSULTANT
0.85
F.F.L +5.14 First Floor
0.39
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
0.60
0.10
9.99
FIRST FLOOR F.F.L +5.14
8.20
0.10
9.99
0.85
0.10
ROOF S.S.L +8.85
LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT
0.85
0.85
Skirting 2cm
2cm
Mortar
2cm
Sand
6cm
RC slab
4 A504
Interlocking tiles 4cm
25cm
PLASTER
Ground Floor
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.15
0.10
0.10
+1.15 F.F.L Floor tiles
2cm
Sand
6cm
PC
15cm
Floor tiles
3.62
3.62
Earth
KEY PLAN
3.12
2.05
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
DETAIL2 2 SCALE1:20
2cm
Mortar
2cm
Sand
STONE COPING 2cm
2.05
3 A504
6cm
RC slab
25cm
PLASTER
2cm
DPC 2cm PROTECTION WALL 12cm
F.F.L +1.12 GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
Ground Floor
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
-2.35
0.85
0.85
0.10
0.10
0.10
Skirting 2cm
RC
0.57
STONE COPING 2cm
0.17
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
6cm 25cm
DPC
2cm
PC
15cm
0.17
0.57 0.17
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
2cm 2cm
Sand
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY: NADA WALID
1.22
0.10
0.10
MARK
Mortar
1 DETAIL1 SCALE1:20
F.F.L
GROUND FLOOR F.F.L +1.12
2 A504
Floor tiles
-2.35 F.F.L Basement Floor
Basement Floor
Skirting 2cm
Floor tiles
ZERO LEVEL 0.00
2cm
Mortar
CHECKED BY:
6cm
Conc. raft
30cm
DPC Interlocking tiles 4cm
SECTION 2 SCALE1:20
Sand PC
2cm
PC
A413 LOUVERS
6cm
OWNER
2cm
Sand
BUILDING NAME:
Earth
15cm Earth
15cm
PROJECT
Earth
429 PROJECT
C
SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
CONSULTANTS MAIN CONSULTANT
OUTSIDE
STRUCTURE CONSULTANT
INSIDE Skirting 2cm
Double Glazed Glass 6mm Steel Mullion 60*125mm 3mm thickness Skirting 2cm
Gap 12mm Steel Flange 15*40mm Steel Plate 3mm Steel Cap 3mm
Steel Angle 150*110mm 3mm thickness
S.S.L+8.85 MEP CONSULTANT
ROOF
Sealant
F.F.L +1.12 Rod breaker 20mm
Ground Floor
Sealant
Rubber
Rod breaker 20mm
OUTSIDE F.F.L +5.14 First Floor
INSIDE
Steel Mullion 60*125mm 3mm thickness
Cant
ROADS CONSULTANT Steel Flange 15*40mm Steel Plate 3mm Steel Cap 3mm Aluminum 6mm
Sealant
Rubber
Steel Mullion 60*125mm 3mm thickness
Floor tiles Mortar Sand RC DPC
2cm 2cm
Sand
6cm
RC slab
2cm 2cm 6cm
PLASTER
25cm
1
2cm
PC Earth
Floor tiles Mortar
15cm
DETAIL1 SCALE1:5
LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT
Rod breaker 20mm
Steel Angle 120*100mm 3mm thickness
Rubber Floor tiles Mortar Sand Inclined PC
Steel Flange 15*40mm Steel Plate 3mm Steel Cap 3mm
2cm 2cm 6cm 7cm AVG
Steel Mullion 60*125mm 3mm thickness Steel Angle 150*110mm 3mm thickness
Thermal Ins. 5cm DPC 2cm RC slab 15cm PLASTER 2cm
Double Glazed Glass 6mm Gap 12mm
Steel Flange 15*40mm Steel Plate 3mm Steel Cap 3mm Double Glazed Glass 6mm Gap 12mm
OUTSIDE
INSIDE
25cm
2
DETAIL2 SCALE1:5
3
DETAIL3 SCALE1:5
SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
MARK
A
MORTAR 2CM Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
TILES 2CM
Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail
MORTAR 2CM SAND 6CM PC AVG 7CM
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ISSUE: PROJECT NO: CAD DWG FILE: DRAWN BY:
www.autodesk.com/revit TILES 2CM
NADA ABDELHAKIM
SAND 6CM Consultant Address PC AVG 7CM Address
CHECKED BY:
BUILDING NAME:
Phone THERMAL Fax5CM e-mail DPC 2CM
A503-Curtain Wall Details SOURCE
Consultant RC 15CM Address PLASTER 2CM Address Phone Fax e-mail
GUARDIAN 275 ® WALL SYSTEM Sealant
THERMAL 5CM STONE COPING
KEY PLAN
2cm
MARBLE CLADDING 2CM
DPC 2CM
MARBLE COPING 4CM
RC 15CM PLASTER 2CM SKIRT 2CM
SKIRT 2CM
WATER DIP
CANT
No.
SKIRT 2CM
CANT
Description
Date
DRAIN CAP
CANT
FOAM
SOIL
NADA WALID
ROOT BARRIER 2CM GEOTECH MEMBRANE 2CM
429 ASSIGNMENT 2
DETAIL 1 1 : 10
Checker
Checked by
Scale
89
Author
Drawn by
DETAIL 2 1 : 10
PLASTER 2CM
6/10/2019
Date
1
RC 15CM
01
Project number
A505
/2019 9:55:44 PM
1
GEOTECH MEMBRANE 2CM DPC 2CM
DETAIL 1
SOFTWARE USED: REVIT
GRAVEL 20CM
09
INTERIOR DESIGN-PROFESSIONAL WORK
PROJECT: LA PIETRA RESTAURANT (SANEL DESIGNS) PERSONAL ROLE: CONCEPT DESIGN, VISUALIZATION AND WORKING DRAWINGS
90
Miscellaneous
PROJECT: PALM HILLS VILLA- LIVING ROOM (CDC EGYPT) PERSONAL ROLE: CONCEPT DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION
91
PROJECT: KSA VILLA-LIVING ROOM (SANEL DESIGNS) PERSONAL ROLE: CONCEPT DESIGN, VISUALIZATION AND FF&E
92
Miscellaneous
PROJECT: MADINATY STUDIO APARTMENT (SANEL DESIGNS) PERSONAL ROLE: CONCEPT DESIGN, VISUALIZATION AND FF&E
93
PROJECT: FIFTH SETTLEMENT APARTMENT (FREELANCE) PERSONAL ROLE: CONCEPT DESIGN, VISUALIZATION, WORKING DRAWINGS AND FF&E
94
Miscellaneous
95
10
DIGITAL ART & COLLAGING
“a place is formed by the logic of thoughts but also by the depth of feelings”
OVER THE MOON... THIS MATT PAINTINGS IS PART OF AN ART PROJECT VISUALIZING HOW LIFE WOULD BE IF EGYPTIANS WERE TO LIVE ON THE MOON.
96
Miscellaneous
HAND DRAWINGS
97
THANK YOU
Nada walid mob. +201004975553 email: nadawalid@aucegypt.edu