CONTENT CURRICULUM VITAE

Education

2019-2022

2018-2019

License , UEMF university

Fez Morocco

Science baccalaureate Tarik Ibn Ziad school

Gourrama, Morocco

Experience

July 2021

July 2022

July 2023

INTERNSHIP (1month) YB Architects

Fez, Morocco

INTERNSHIP (1month) Sotalha SARL

Gourrama, Morocco

INTERNSHIP (1month), Province Tetouan

Tetouan, Morocco

2022-2023

2022-2023

OPEN AIR HERITAGE STUDIO

Fez, Morocco

MICRO-PUBLIC SPACES EMADU-UEMF / UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Other Languages

English

French

Arabic

Spanich

Tamazight

Skills

Fez, Morocco

CAD ARCHICAD , AUTOCAD

BIM: ARCHICAD , AUTODESK REVIT

VISUALIZATION: LUMION ,TWINMOTION lumion

Twinmotion

Archicad

Autodesk Revit

Sketchup

Photoshop

InDesign

01- EVOLUTION

Year :2021

Type : Housing /center for sailing and repairing used objects

Role : Design and Visualization

Status : Completed

Programmed obsolescence,, is a strategy employed by manufacturers to deliberately design and produce products with a limited lifespan. This approach ensures that the products become outdated, wear out, or become unusable within a relatively short period, compelling consumers to replace them with newer models. The concept of programmed obsolescence emerged during the early 20th century and has since been a subject of debate due to its environmental, economic, and ethical implications.

In architecture we have also this type of problems , we create spaces frozen in time that will not be adapted to the future needs .

The creation of a housing that will fit people needs not only in the present but also in the future will allow us to have a timeless projects that changes completely the definition of architecture .

Potographic Report Sections

Starting an architectural project with a thorough study of how people design their spaces is of paramount importance. Such an investigation provided me with invaluable insights into iors, and preferences of the intended users. By understanding how people interact with their environment, we can create designs that are not only but also functional but also aesthetically Get out of the classic framework of workshops to discover and study reality allowed me to start Engaging in conversations with people to understand their unique perspectives, preferences, and specific needs. Users may have valuable using the space, what functionalities are essential to them, and any challenges they face in their current environment. This information is crucial for creating user-centric designs that truly address the concerns and aspirations of the people who into the real needs, behavpleasing and user-centric. insights into how they envision who will inhabit or utilize the space.

The question of evolution is not always easy in architecture, especially since buildings require the presence of fixed elements, in particular the structure .

I started my design with this structural frame which allows to insert different programs and different typologies . The addition of modules makes it possible to increase the surface if necessary and also to change the future of the building structure and moduls

HOUSING STRUCTURE center structure typologies

The exterior layout must be taken into ac count, the challenge this time was how to guarantee the adaptability of pub lic space to absorb different programs but by playing on the z the height to animate the space and avoid the problem of monotony

The answer to the question was based on mod ules but this time more important in terms of dimensions the thing that also allows you to have freedom while moving or sitting , and also not to disturb the movements of pedestrian

Each module has a different height which allows to have places where peo ple can sit while taking into consider ation the access of people with reduced mobility

Year :2022

Type : Housing

Role : Design and Visualization

Status : Completed

02-INSPIRATION

ALIGNEMENT EN HAUTEUR

By describing the constituent elements of the city’s fabric, this analysis provides a clearer understanding of the urban landscape. It helps create a snapshot of the territory’s composition at a specific time , enabling the subsequent analysis of how the urban area evolves over time. This approach allows urban planners and architects to make informed decisions and develop strategies for sustainable urban development and preservation of the city’s identity.