“E” Homs Restoration senior Project |Done by : nesreen safi
| Arch 499 |
|Instructor: Dr. Salma Dwidar
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Choosing The Senior Project Case study The project and objectives Research outcome Programming Research and Site analysis Design concept Zones and circulation Design Environmental studies Structure and Details 3D perspective
Choosing the senior project
Choosing The Senior Project Introduction: Al khalediyah neighborhood is located in the center of Homs city in Syria ,it is the most affected area during the war in Syria. It was include a huge number of population before the war and when the war began it was the first region which is affected by destruction that led the people to leave the neighborhood to another place to feel safety. People during the war lost their homes, their works, their related and their memorizes. So when they will be returned back to the city, they want to find places to stay and work.
Choosing The Senior Project Al khalediyah neighborhood in Homs city has historical and social aspects: • khalid ben al waleed mosque has important meaning of the city because homs city called the city of Khaled ben Al-waleed it has historical importance • Also, has the shrine of Khaled ben Al-waleed. • Al khalidyah before the war was the major gathering point of a huge number of people based on the type of life and people they were live in alkhalidyah. They classified as poor people (low class and middleclass)and they had simple life in the neighborhood. • The neighborhood existed in a strategic area of the city
• It is known as the main gathering point of visitors and tourists from everywhere.
Choosing The Senior Project And according to many studies, observations and researches from the websites, statics and news and some people I met after they left the city and some of my relatives who were lived there before the war. I decided to have a trial in restoring and renovating of the functions of the area after the war that led to damage every thing there, to make it in a better way and having combination between traditional and modern way to get benefits for the locals and tourists of the city after war.
Web sites : Some websites have a vision to the same area, to restore the previous function and renovate the craftsmanship of the city to make it more traditional and beneficial in attracting the tourists after the war.
Case study
Rebuilding Old Downtowns: the Case of Doha, Qatar Type Of project : rebuilding the old down town of
Doha Architect: Gensler
Total Area: 760000 m2 Location: Doha, the capital of Qatar It is also the administrative and economic center of the country
Type of Users: • •
the citizens tourists
Zones: • • • • •
Commercial & governmental offices Retail Hotel Residential Community, cultural, school, mosque, museum
Rebuilding Old Downtowns: the Case of Doha, Qatar Site Plan Analysis/ Weather Analysis
Primary Secondary
Rebuilding Old Downtowns: the Case of Doha, Qatar
Site Plan Analysis/ Buildings
Rebuilding Old Downtowns: the Case of Doha, Qatar The objectives of developing the“ Heart of Doha“ project and Sustainability studies: • To create a cohesive urban quarter offering a balanced and flexible mix of land use, public realm and social and cultural infrastructure • Providing modern design • To reduce the urban heat effect and thereby increase the proportion of the year when it is comfortable to use the outdoor spaces; designs should be developed • To- reduce car use. • • • • • •
To minimize the demand for water and ensure its efficiency To maximize energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions across the site. To facilitate community interaction and social exchange. To achieve a dynamic local economy focused on business/industries. To provide schooling within the development To promote social inclusion through the provision of housing for different social groups and classes and a mixture of single and family accommodation. • To promote sustainable waste management through the implementation of a waste and resources strategy.
The project and objectives
introduction Name of the project : “ E “ Homs restoration project which means in Arabic «Promise » And it is the first letter in Arabic words of “ restore” “spillover” Which the whole meaning relate to [ promise of restoring Homs city ] - Type of buildings: craftsman and commercial shops , motel, library, museums and landscapes that all related to the traditional meaning and functional restoration . - Type of users: Tourists, local people of workers, students and residents. [citizen] - Construction Area: around 100,000 M2 - Objectives: • Restoring the previous function with combination of cultural and modern aspects of the way of life. • Having new streets and landscape that fit the standard percentage of any neighborhood and urban standard. • Making the mosque reachable from surrounding directions. • Creating the unity between the different functions of the neighborhood.
goals The main goals of this project are: • Trying to return the life to the neighborhood by restoration the previous functions and re-organize them in a better way. • Al khalediya neighborhood had many slums and un organized area and the importance of this neighborhood is the existence of khaled ben al waleed mosque which is archaeological place according to UNICCO. And can affect the tourism in Homs city.so to make it traditional place and return its importance and meaning of it. • Also to have unity between the areas that surround the mosque, and to give the people were live there the enthusiasm of being there again and to grow the community after everything being demolished. • To restore the old craftsmanship and the tradition of the city which Homs city is very well known in hand made product such as: sewing and knitting
Research outcome
Research outcome
Considerations: Weather • • • • •
Courtyard Open paths Double glazing Water elements vegetation
urban functional spaces of the neighborhood 15%
Social Environment • • • •
Comfortable Interaction Learning traditional community
40%
Residential streets
35% 15%
landscape services
It is allowed to build only 70% of the total land area, and the rest is used as a yard”30%”.
It’s allowed to build a two floor buildings with 8.5m height for properties that are located on 6m width streets. It’s allowed to build a three floor buildings with 12m height for properties that are located more than 6m width streets. Retail shops can be opened on buildings ground floor that are located on more than 6m streets.
“E” Homs restoration project
What is the project?
Scope of the Project Importance of the project
Vision and Mission
Goals and Objectives
What is the project?
Scope of the Project Importance of the project
Vision and Mission
Goals and Objectives
It is restoration project of al khalidyiah neighborhood the area around the mosque of Khaled ben alwaleed in Homs, Syria. It contains of commercial and traditional craft shops, motel, library, and museums.
What is the project?
Scope of the Project Importance of the project
Vision and Mission
According to the situation of the city during the war and the importance of this area and its meaning to the whole city. it has two important aspects 1-historical meaning: because of Masjed Khaled ben Al-waleed there and the shrine of khaled ben al waleed. .
Goals and Objectives
2- social aspect :Al khalidyah before the war was a major gathering point of a huge number of people based on the type of life and people. The neighborhood existed in a strategic area of the city Alkhalidyah known as the main gathering point of visitors from everywhere. and after the war most of areas seem to be demolished
What is the project?
Scope of the Project Importance of the project
Vision and Mission
Goals and Objectives
. The project will house the community, of kids, young people, women and men of citizen and tourist people. It will attract tourists to explore the heritage, history and culture of the city.
What is the project?
Scope of the Project Importance of the project
Vision and Mission
Goals and Objectives
The main goal of this project is to have new vision after the war of this neighborhood by restoration the existed building in new and more development way to let the people return and have better life aspects. Objectives: -new combination of cultural and modern aspects. - rearrangement of streets and landscape. Creating the unity between the different functions of the neighborhood. -Spot light of the area as tourist area. - Attract tourists to know our culture and history
Scope of the Project
What is the project? Importance of the project Vision and Mission
• • •
Goals and Objectives
A place where all the citizen and tourist can gather and benefit from . Useful place for the whole community. Spot light area for tourist and people there according to the existence of khaled ben alwaleed mosque.
Programming
“E”Homs restoration project
Mosque
handcraft
commercial
library
museums motel
Mosque
landscape
Surrounding area
entrances
pedestrian
Handcraft shops
paths
entrances parking
Art gallery Craft shops wc
Vertical circulation
workshops storage
Commercial shops
paths
entrances
Outdoor seating
Retail shops
wc
parking
Vertical circulation
Coffee shops
storage
motel
reception
Waiting area wc
kitchen
rooms
Vertical circulation
laundry
restaurant
library
reception
Waiting area offices wc
Children zone
Video zone
Individual rooms
Coffee shop
Reading area Book store
museum
reception
offices
Before war
Gift shop
Vertical circulation
During war
After war
Research and Site analysis
Importance of the site Homs, previously known as Emesa, is a city in western Syria and the capital of the Homs Governorate. It is 501 metres above sea level and is located 162 kilometres north of Damascus the capital city of Syria. Area: 48 km² Weather: 3°C, Wind SE at 19 km/h, 63% Humidity Population: 200,000 (2016)
Importance of the site The site is located in Homs, Syria. In the main road “Hama” street , al “salamia” and Khaled ben alwaleed street. Surrounded by social facility , commercial, residential, and another neighborhood. It is called Al-Khalidya because of Khaled ben Al-waleed mosque as the most important part of the neighborhood because of its meaning to the population there in the whole city. Also, inside the mosque there are the shrine of Khalid ben Alwaleed.
Weather analysis The city is in between the southern outliers of the Nusayriyah Mountain Range located to the west and Mount Lebanon, overlooking the Homs Gap. Because of the gap, the area around Homs receives much more rainfall than interior regions to its north and south.
Weather analysis . Homs' location ensures that it receives softening influences and breezes from the Mediterranean. As a result, the city has a much milder climate than nearby Hama, with higher average rainfall of 18 inches (460 mm) instead of 14 inches (360 mm), but it also experiences greater wind
Weather analysis
Favorable wind
Unfavorable wind
Surrounding and streets Commercial with residential area Handicraft and residential
Jourat al shayah neighborhood
Primary Secondary
Land use before
Handcraft shop Commercial shops educational Landscape Empty land
mosque
Land situation Before the war
during 2012-2013 and after the siege 2014-2015 The land
The surrounding area
Land situation
The main streets and secondary between buildings : around 60 % of the whole land empty areas: 5% Build area : 18 % Landscape : 25 %
Design concept
Design concept
spillover
Restoring
Combination
connecting
linking
Design concept spillover
Restoring
The past to the present in more functional way
The previous function And the life of the area
Combination
Connecting The historical importance and the functional to the area
linking The social community and its needs
Design process
The Concept The design concept is to restore, connect, link and spillover the past to the present in functional and traditional way according to the first principle of post war in architecture which is |restore what has been lost to its pre-war condition.| taking into account the consideration of the urban standard . Trying to restore the previous functions of the area in way that can attract the tourists and showing them the traditions of the city. Ottoman architecture is the main style of the mosque, so I considered that in the design to create linking to the surrounding area . Court yard with open paths and arches according to architecture in Syria Giving the community a feel of belonging to it through the function, style, zoning and circulation around the square of mosque.
Zoning and circulation
zoning
motel commercial
Craftsman shop library museum exhibition
landscape mosque streets
Sub zoning
bathrooms
Craftsman shop reception exhibition offices workshops Vertical circulation entrances
Craftsman shops
Exhibition
Sub zoning
bathrooms
commercial shop Coffee shops outdoor rooms reception Vertical circulation entrances
commercial
motel
Sub zoning
Reading room Research room Quite zone bathrooms Book store reception
library
museum
Children zone offices Video zone museum Vertical circulation
circulation
desgin
Site plan
1:500
Site plan
1:1000
plans
Ground floor plans
plans
Crafts shops
Commercial
ground floor plan
plans
motel exhibition First floor plans
plans
Museum ground floor plan
Museum first floor plan
library
sections
Section a-a’
Section b-b’
elevations Side elevations
Museum and library elevation
Environmental studies
environmental Sustainable elements: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Courtyard Shading Devices Double Glazing Glass Vegetation Water elements Green areas make the surrounding environment feels more fresh and cooling 7. Open paths for the air flow . 8. Sky light in some building to let the sunlight come to it
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Material used Materials used: • For façade material I used stone and glass cladding material which is consider the main local material in Homs • Curtin wall glass • Aluminum
Structure and details
structures Structure systems Flat plate system Flat Plate System - Two-way slab is supported directly on columns without the use of beams, commonly used where spans are not large 20-25 ft.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Flat Plate System: Advantages: Simple formwork and suitable for direct fix or sprayed ceiling No beams—simplifying under-floor services Minimum structural depth and reduced floor-to floor height. Disadvantages of Flat Plate System: Medium spans Limited lateral load capacity as part of a moment frame May need shear heads or shear reinforcement at the columns or larger columns for shear May not be suitable for heavy loads.
structures Structure plans of flat plate structure
structures Structure plans
structures Structure systems Space Frame structure a space frame or space structure is a truss-like, lightweight rigid structure constructed from interlocking struts in a geometric pattern. Space frames can be used to span large areas 9-39 meters with few interior supports. a space frame is strong because of the inherent rigidity of the triangle; flexing loads (bending moments) are transmitted as tension and compression loads along the length of each strut. I used this type of structure in library and museums.
structures Structure plans of space frame structure
Space Frame structure details
Isolated foundation
Raft foundation for basement
Flat plate structure details
DPM in wet places
Wall section of concrete and glass cladding
3d prespective
Final Board
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