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MASTERPLAN 14
SENIOR PROJECT
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URBAN DESIGN
SWOT
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URBAN DESIGN
MODELLING THE URBAN FABRIC OF THE DISTRICT
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
ZOOMED-IN PLAN OF WALK 42
URBAN DESIGN
SECTION A-A’
SECTION B-B’
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URBAN DESIGN
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URBAN DESIGN
HERITAGE ELEVATION
MIXED USE ELEVATION
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URBAN DESIGN
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FULL BOARD OF ZOOMED IN WALK
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
FIRST FLOORPLAN CE
RAN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
ENT
MOVIE THEATRE
CHALET
B
AIL
RET
B'
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SECOND FLOORPLAN
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
A'
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
SMAL RD &
BILLIA
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WLING
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GAME
CENT
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RECEPTION
M E ROO SAG MAS
SAG E ROO M
SAG
MAS
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NA SAU
NA
HYDR
OMAS SAGE ROOM
SHOWERS
HAIR & SKIN CENTRE
CAFE
LOCAL COMMERCIAL
SAU
LOCAL COMMERCIAL
MAS
GYM
KITCHEN & SERVICE
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TOILETS
WAITING AREA
HYDR
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DRESSING ROOMS
S
ETS TOIL
ST
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TOILET
FEMA
KITCHEN & SERVICE
JACCUZI
MALE
RA
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EX
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RECEPTION
AU
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MI
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LOCAL COMMERCIAL
N
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LOCAL COMMERCIAL
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FIC
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OFF
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BAR
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NO RE LO EN GY S
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TE CH SC
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11 10
9 8 7
6 5 4 3 2
RECEP
CAFE
LOBBY
13
TION
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RAT
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16
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INST
CAFE EXTERIOR 18
ADM
LOBBY & BAR
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TO
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MALE
RESTAURA
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MALE TOILETS
AL
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FE E W C
GROUND FLOORPLAN
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
SUSTAINABILITY 56
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
EAST ELEVATION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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SECTION A-A’
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
SOUTH ELEVATION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
FULL BOARD
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ENVIRONMENTAL
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ENVIRONMENTAL
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FURNITURE DESIGN
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FURNITURE DESIGN
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FURNITURE DESIGN Cardboards are cheap, recyclable, strong and if treated well very durable. The structure of the chair was painstaking as it was a solution for cardboard to tolerate human weight. The structure was achieved by the vertical stacking of identical 100 pieces. The shape of the chair is the letter « »نin arabic which is deprived from light, the consequence of learning and reading. The chair›s› message is to provide something tolerable, cheap, practical and supportive of reading.
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FURNITURE DESIGN
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CONSTRUCTION
PLAN
ROOF TOP 73
CONSTRUCTION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION 74
CONSTRUCTION
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CONSTRUCTION
WOODEN HOUSE 76
ARCHITECTURE SKETCHES
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ARCHITECTURE SKETCHES
80
ARCHITECTURE SKETCHES
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ARCHITECTURE SKETCHES
82
ARTWORKS
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ARTWORKS
BALLPOINT PEN
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ARTWORKS
COLORED PENCILS 87
ARTWORKS
88
ARTWORKS
PORTRAITS 89
ARTWORKS
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