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PORTFOLIO ROWAF NAHHAS 2015-2017


Rowaf Nahhas

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Biography

Birth e-mail mobile Instagram linkedin

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1996 rowafnahhas@gmail.com +966543039010 Rowafnahhas Rowaf Nahhas


Education 2014-2020

Skills

B.S. in Architecture, Dar Al-Hekma University Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2014 - 2020 (expected)

Experience 2017

Freelance Storyboard Artist

2017

Partime Supervisor of training and qualification of contestants

2016

Development Consultant and Content Creator

2016 2015

Partime supervisor of training and qualification of contestants

September 2017 - Present

iRead Award competition 2017. at National TalentS Company | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia July 2017 - 2017

iRead Award competition 2016. at Tam Development LLC | Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia August 2016 - 2016 (1 month)

iRead Award competition 2016| 2015. at Tam Development LLC | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

courses 2017

Let’s talk Architectural Digram

2017

Rhinoceros 3D

2016

Architecture post production and rendering

2012

Basic Oil Painting Techniques

one day workshop, by Architect, Mashael Alshehri

AutoCAD Revit Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe inDesign Sketchup Rhinoceros Lumion Sketching Model Making Languages

Arabic English

intersets Urban Fabrications

Social Life Diving Reading Running Drawing | Sketching Music

five days workshop, by Architect, Shatha Abualfaraj

two days workshop, by Architect, Mashael Alshehri

four months course,at the Saudi Centre for Fine Arts under the supervision of the ministry of culture and media

competitions awards 2014

2nd place - iRead Award Competition

September 2014 | King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture of Saudi Aramco | Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia

Certifications 2018

Autodesk Revit architecture

2014

iRead Forum 2014

2011

Nanotechnology Educational Forum

Certification Date, Jan 2018 - Present Certification authority, Autodesk authorized training center Instructer, Emad Aref Mostafa

Certification Date, Aug 2014 - Present Certification authority, king Abdulziz cenetr for world culturet

Certification Date, May 2011 – Present Certification authority, Ministry of Education, Saudi Arabia

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Table of contents 8 The Museum Of Jeddah’s Cultural History

Through jeddah in search for the human scale Academic Solo Work

18 EduGrowth Elementary School

Light as the giver of all presence Academic Solo Work

28 W-Frame Housing

Modular system design Academic Solo Work

32 Architectural Rendering 38 Sketches | Drawings

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The Museum of Jeddah’s Cultural History Through Jeddah in search of the human scale


The proposed project of ‘The Museum of Jeddah’s Cultural History’ is aimed at creating an experience centre for the local inhabitants and the visitors (tourists) who enjoy visiting the city because of its tradition and culture. This museum is transforming the pattern of the urban fabrication of Al-Balad into a new perception of social hubs. It will not only display the art and artifacts of the city but will interact and share information with the citizens of all age groups to enjoy and be proud of their cultural heritage. The museum is divided into different clusters in order to reach an understanding of the relation between the human scale and the spaces, also examine the reflection of the relationship between humans their social habits.

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Approach

Based on Al-balad configuration

udying the urban articulation of Al-Balad:

urban life in Al-Balad showed the role of urban fabrication and figuration in creating bond social environments.It features narand small pathways leading to courtyards, these courtyards nect the social life of the area, this configuration allows for a ural wind system throughout the clusters.

Analyzing the abstraction of Al-Balad:

The abstraction of Al-Balad attempts to create a new layer of the articulation, in order to re-define cultural hubs, the clusters are connected with courtyards, these courtyards lead either to privet or semi-public areas extended to the enclosure of the forms, the design spreads in a horizontal organization, not a representation of the historic Jeddah but an extension from a building point of view.

Interacting the human scale :

The form is designed with respect to the human scale to create a natural transition that is not interrupting with the sea view. Taking into consideration the physical impact of the architectural volumes and the architectural expression of the buildings

Form Development

Plot

Courtyards

Dividing clusters

Carving pathways

Zoning

Creating Courtyards

Optimizing views

Levels

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EduGrowth Elementary School Light as the giver of all presence

The ‘EduGrowth Elementary School’ is a low rise building designed with respect to sustainable tools and resources. The main aspect or approach is to manipulate light and shadow in contrast with the void, imitating Louis Kahn’s vision of light, where he states that ”a column is where the light is not, and the space between is where the light is. It is a matter of no light, light, no light. Light is the giver of all presence.” Light and shadow form the unspoken or unbuilt aspect of the building. It provides a sense of understanding of spaces, where students get the chance to experience the spaces differently according to the light direction and shadow formation. The design debates the idea of defining spaces through light rather than built boundaries.

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Light study model: the contrast between light, shadow, and void.

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Masterplan

Form Development

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Opened patio

Courtyard

Optimizing views


Circulations Accesses vertical circulation along with the main access provides visual continuity, in order to maintain clear spatial directions for children.

insulation

Cave Seating at classrooms

Elevated stepped Seating in the courtyard

Cavity walls to eliminate heat gain in the east facade 21


Lighting Classification:

corridors

corridors/offices


atrium/multipurpose hall

assembly area


Sections :

Environmental controls : Wood-plastic composite Cross Ventilation implemented in classrooms

east wing serves as a shading device for the courtyard

- composite materials made of wood fiber/wood flour.

Insulation: Fiberglass - helps maintain stable temperatures. - Helps reduce unwanted noise and provides moisture/mold resistance.

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Aspects of sustainability Sustainable goal and approach:

Passive strategies

-Reduction in energy consumption -Improved indoor air quality -Enhances walkability solar and heat protection

heat insulation

heat dissipation techniques without thermal energy

microclimate solar control hardscape

Sectional landscape

vegetation

thermal insulation cavity walls

natural ventilation natural cooling ventilation cross ventilation

glazing

earth coupling

shading

Ziziphus spina-christi

Rhus natalensis

Myrtus communis

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horizontal wooden panels implemented in the facade

Bridge shot Light and shadow

shrubs

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W-Frame Housing Modular system design

In this project, we were asked to design a pre-fabricated modular social housing. The project system is based on employing spatial interlocking and organizational strategies to define modular volumes. It is located in Jeddah, on Albatarji Street, west of the Saudi German Hospital, surrounded by four streets.However, the residential units serve couples and professionals, providing an environment where they can run their business from their units.

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Architectural plans Concept:

The occupants can run their business from their own unit. the volume consists of three vertical modular units composes one prototype, each volume is a unit and a half, all the units are connected with a shared vertical circulation. The spaces are divided into working areas and living areas, the first and third levels accommodate the living area, while the second level dedicated to the working area. Both areas have separate entrances. Each unit provided either with one terrace or two terraces overlooking the main street. The volume consists of three parts interlocked at the edges, some units have been shifted aside to form a terrace, an entrance area or a walking area beneath. some traces serves two functions, its main function as a terrace and as a shading device. The prototype is repeated with the same features along the site.

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Topview

Ground floor

First floor

Fisrt prototype

Second prototype

Prototypes

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Architectural Rendering Experiment 0.1

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Experiment 0.2

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Experiment 0.3

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Drawings Pencil on paper

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Sketches

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Thank you Rowaf Nahhas dedicated to all my sleepless nights


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