SALAH FAHMY
ARCHITECTURE & URBAN DESIGN PORTFOLIO 07.18
Salah El Din Fahmy Architect Home Address
1 Emilty st, E16 1XH Londin, UK
Contact
salahedinfahmy@gmail.com +44 (0)7847461919
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ABOUT ME
Visualizations Portfolio: salahedinfahmy.daportfolio.com Linkdin: www.linkedin.com/pub/salah-fahmy/20/88a/a91
LANGUAGE SKILLS
A passionate Urban Designer with a solid Architecture background accumulated in over 6 years of diverse professional experience practising and teaching Architecture and Urban design in Europe and the Middle East. Conducted a BSc in Architecture from Ain Shams University (Cairo 2008) and an MSc in large-scale Architecture and Urban design from Politecnico Di Milano (Milan 2012). Worked as Masterplanner in Boeri Studio (Italy) and Aecom (Dubai) before arriving in the UK in April 2016 and joining Design International, world-renown retail Architects, to work on large-scale retail developments across Europe. Currently seeking an international practice in London specialized in Urban design and place-making to apply Masterplanning and Architecture background using an array of technical and communication skills to create future urban environments.
ARABIC
ENGLISH
ITALIAN Proficient
GERMAN
Mother Language
Basic
MY TOOLS
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
Autocad 3D Studio Max (V-ray) Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Rhino Grasshopper Autodesk Revit Sketch-up Esri CityEngine Hand Sketching
- German University in Cairo scholarship: Short-term research stay in University of Stuttgart. - Politecnico Di Milano scholarship: Masters program Golden scholarship. - UIA Honorable Mention: Daeugu public library competition.
Sep 2008 - Sep 2009 Dar Al Mimar, Cairo, Egypt.
WORKSHOPS AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR COURSES 2013 2013 2010 2009
Lisbon Colonial and post-Colonial urbanism conference Stuttgart Third Skin workshop Istanbul Filming and scenography Clemson,SC Urban Analysis and strategies workshop
Sep 2010 - Feb 2011 Park Associati, Milan, Italy.
Apr 2011 - Oct 2011 Nov 2011 - Aug 2012 BAM Design Studio, Boeri Studio, Milan, Italy. Milan, Italy.
PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC
Fluent
Jul 2008 BSc Architectural Engineering, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. Thesis: Urban Restructure of the Giza Plateau. Vote: Very Good.
April 2012 MSc,Large-scale Architecture and sustainable urban design Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy. Thesis: Communicating city identity through public spaces. Case study: Scalo Farini ,Milan. Vote: 7/8.
Work/ Study Workshops / Seminars
Aug 2012 - Dec 2015 GUC, Cairo, Egypt.
Sep 2013 - Jan 2014 Feb 2014 - Jul 2014 University of Stuttgart, GUC Berlin, Stuttgart, Germany. Berlin, Germany.
Jan 2015 - APRIL 206 AECOM Middle East, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
2013 Pre- Doctoral studies University of Stuttgart Thesis Topic: Community Oriented Urban Developments in New Towns. Case study: Cairo. Supervisor: Professor Helmut Bott - Head of Urban Design Institute, University of Stuttgart.
APRIL 2016- CURRENT Design International, London, UK
Jan 2018- June 2019 (exp) Professional Studies in Architecture Part 3 (ARB/RIBA) The Bartlett School of Architecture
URBAN DESIGN & LANDSCAPE skolkovo city of innovation
hay al sharq
wellness island
ARCHITECTURE gran reno
igigli terrace park
ada mall
INDEX
AL FALAH PALACE
majaz
MOH PILOT PROJECT
reading between the lines
AHLIA UNIVERSITY
mondo juve
damietta school
WHAT`S NeXT ?
skolkovo city of innovation 2011
BOERI studio
District 4 Masterplan - Moscow , Russia In Progress TEAM
5
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
VISUALIZATION
SKOLKOVO C I T Y MASRERPLAN
D4 - BOERI STUDIO & PROJECT MEGANON
D3 - HERZOG & DE MEURON
Entrance dome - SANAA & SEJIMA
Central zone - OMA
D1 - DAVID CHIPPERFIELD ARCHITECTS
D2 -VALODE & PISTRE ARCHITECTES
The ambitious project of the Russian government mains aims to create a Russian silicon Valley ; Skolkovo will become a city-laboratory, where the innovations, developed in Skolkovo, will be introduced and approved. The Skolkovo Innovation City will be an energy efficient city, with low or zero emissions of harmful substances. Some of its buildings will even generate more energy than they consume.
DISTRICT 4 _ THE STRIP-CITY
After the city masterplan competition was won by the firm AREP , A team of international Architects were appointed to develop and detail the four main districts of the master plan . Among others ,the team including OMA , SANAA , David Chipperfield Architects and Herzog and De Meuron as well as a collaboration between Boeri studio and Russian firm Project Meganon to develop District 4 which is mixed use Urban district containing residential and office units as well as a mega urban plaza that contains the city startup and is considered as the city main gate to Moscow centre .
LAYERS
Roads
Buildings
Open spaces
Vegetation
RESIDENTIAL & OFFICES STRIPS
07_CLUSTER
11_HILL
PUBLIC STRIPS
PARKING HUB
. Transport Hub
. Sports and leisure
. Culture and entertainment piazza
CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT PIAZZA
Residential 14,500 sqm
Sunken Plaza
Post start-up 9,750 sqm
underground parking
Governance 9,200 sqm
Entertainmwnt centre 15,000 sqm
hay al sharq rde
2018
DESIGN INTERNATIONAL
Retail and Dinning promenade , Muscat, Oman, TEAM
5
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
Design Principles
150-200 m
PROGRAMMATIC NODES
CONTINUOUS SHADING SYSTEM
DISTRIBUTED PARKING ALONG SPINE TO INCREASE FLOW
Massing Concept THE GREEN VALLEY
1. Water erodes the land to create the valley
2. Main Nodes are created
3. Valley Breaking into smaller massing
Architectural theming NATURE SPINE
HERITAGE
TRANSITION
CONTEMPORARY
FUTURISTIC
Masterplan 50
100
N
0 20
N
200m
200m
1:8000 @ A3
LEISURE AND
F&B
ENTERTAINMENT
MAIN EVENTS AREA
A3 00 @ 1:80
0 20
50
100
NORTH ENTRANCE
M
9
12
20 23 15
21
21
16
14 19
11 9
1
2
Water feature with sculpture Fountain
5
FEC
6
Stand Alone Retail units within Landscape
PRT charging station
3
V.V.I.P drive
4
Parking management (Valet - pay station)
7
Children Plaza/ Small Event space
8
Stand-alone Prayer Room
9
Waste and service zone
10
Anchor Reta
11
Cinema
12
14
Feature Can Park ) Fine-dining R
15
Landmark tow
Retail
Info & security
F&B
Office
Confectionery
Prayer Room
Entertainment
Toilets
Service points
Boundary line 4
LEISURE AND Entrance HIGH STREET RETAIL
ENTERTAINMENT
A
24
9 5
18
7
6
20
8 9
nopy (entrance to Theme
wer with view point
3
17
ail
Restaurants
1
22
16
Main event space
17
Indoor Trampoline
18
Supermarket/ Convenience store
19
Water park entrance
20
Toilets
21
Souq (Open area for seasonal market)
22
Provisional Location for Cable car station
23
Edutainment
24
Future hypermarket extension
3D views
VIEW OF ENTRANCE DRIVE-IN PROMENADE
VIEW OF CENTRAL PLAZA AND LANDMARK TOWER
RAECOM as al hamra,pdo
2015
Residential Masterplan , Muscat, Oman, TEAM
5
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
VISUALIZATION
RESIDENTIAL TYPOLOGIES
TOWNHOUSES
VALLEY DUPLEX
VILLAS
APPARTMENTS
wellness island
AECOM
2016
Recreational & Wellnes Retreat Dubai, UAE
TEAM
3
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
Spa Beach
BeautyBeach & Treatment
STRUCTURE PLAN OPTIONS
Seawater pool
Seawater po
Restaurant
Restaurant
Observation tower
Observation
Nutrition & Fitness Open space
The developer is seeking to develop a refuge island in the hasty life in Dubai where wellness is mostly overlooked. The mission to start with was to define wellness and its overlapping components before creating their spacial translation. Further on the type of relationship between three main wellness components (Physical, Social and Spiritual) and their synergy was the driver for space program and the spacial options development.
Key
Wellnes Des
Main Circulation route
Main Circula
Resident Arrival
Resident Ar
Non-resident Arrival
Non-residen
Beach stage
VIP Arrival
VIP Arrival
Wellnes Destinations Helipad H
Villa
H
Water Taxi stop Main Circulation route
Spa
Helipad
Water Taxi s
Resident Arrival
Beauty & Treatment
Non-resident Arrival
Nutrition & Fitness
VIP Arrival
Open space
H
Beach
WELLNESS ISLAND : Options concept diagrams
Beach stage
Wellnes Destinations Restaurant
Meditation deck
Hotel
H
Meditation
Seawater pool Beach stage
Observation tower
Plot Boundary
H
BeachMeditation deck
Helipad Water Taxi stop
Seawater pool
N
N
Restaurant Observation tower
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ha
ha
deck Option 01:Meditation Structure Plan
50
DATE OF ISSUE :
Main Circulation route
100
200
0 400
N
Non-resident Arrival
H
ha
Helipad
0
50
100
200
Water Taxi stop DATE OF ISSUE :
OPTION 01 VILLAGE
The main direction in this option is to mimic a traditional DATE OF ISSUE Arabian village with a main dominant centre: where the wellness activities would be concentrated while the residences would have gierearchial privacy and seclusion. PO BOX 53 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
ALWASL ISLAND XXXX
N
OPTION 02 LAGOON
OPTION 03 PALACES
ha 0
50
DATE OF ISSUE : 20 Aug 2015
100
200
ALWASL ISLAND XXXX
SK012_Rev00
400
H
ALWASL ISLAND XXXX
100
AL
ALWASL ISLAND XXXX
Resident Arrival
VIP Arrival
50
400
OPTION 02 LAGOON This option is themed around water and hydo therapy. All the residences and wellness facilties would be scatered around this wide salt water pool. DATE OF ISSUE : 20 Aug 2015 SK012_Rev00
OPTION 03 PALACES
H
Option 03: Structure Plan ALWASL ISLAND XXXX
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DATE OF ISSUE :
OPTION 03 PALACES
In this conept the wellness facilites would form the centers of the three compact complexes where each would be themed to serve a specific wellness type while SSUE : 20 Aug 2015 ISLAND XXXX the SK012_Rev00 landscape in betweenALWASL would serve as threshold space tht connect every other complex to th other.
H
DUBAI WELLNESS MARKET
EXISTING MARKET
OPPORTUNITY
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
EXCLUSIVITY EXCLUSIVITY
SEA & CITY VIEWS SEA & CITY VIEWS
WALKABILTY WALKABILTY North 330 330
North 10º 10º 20º
21 Jun e@ 6.0 0P 21 m 21JuJune ne@@ 6.03.00 0P Pm m March @ 6.00P West 2121 m June 15 @ 3.00 Pm West21 March @ 6.00Pm 15 Pm 15 @ 3.00 arch 21 M Pm 15 @ 3.00 arch 21 M 300
300
UNIQUENESS UNIQUENESS
CULTURAL CULTURAL SENSIBILITY SENSIBILITY
30º 40º 50º 60º
30
20º 30
30º 40º
60
50º 60
60º 70º
6.00Pm ne @ 21 09Ju 6.00Pm m 21 June ne @ @ 9.00P 21 09Ju 21 March @ 6.00P m 09 @ 9.00Pm 21 21 June Ma 21 Marc r h @ 6.00Pm 09
80º
70º 80º
12
12
21
Ma
r
ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL SENSIBILITY SENSIBILITY
East East
AL FALAH PALACE
AECOM
2015
ABU DHABI - UAE Mixed-use residential neighbourhood TEAM
3
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
UT
60%
22%
14%
Open Space
Key
LAND-AREA & GFA BREAKDOWN
Villa
Key
6%
Residen�al
ROW
Community Facility
Others (IncludingExis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
Others
Apartment
Client input Reside�al Land Area
22% ROW
Townhouse
OpenSpace
Aecom recommendation to meet planning requirements
AECOM Update to meet UPC Require-
Total 514,510m
18%
Others 2
Total 922,519m
2
Note: *Assum�ng the type of school is private. Total1,437,029
44%
Private
Exis�ng Club House and Landscaping
22% Private
32%
4%
36%
Medium Clinic
14%
22%
Open Space
22%
Key
6%
Villa
Land Use Breakdown
Others
Apartment
3%
14%
1%
22%
Puplic
5%
Public School
NC 2% Neighbourhood Center
Key
ROW
Townhouse
31%
Private
Residen�al
ROW
Community Facility
Others (IncludingExis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
OpenSpace
3%
Mosque
Total1,437,029
2
2%
Medium Clinic
*Private
1% 60%
Total 922,519m
Open Space
21 %
ROW
36 % 8%
33%
Others (Including Exis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
14 %
20 %
Key Residen�al
ROW
Community Facility
Others (IncludingExis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
OpenSpace
AECOM Update to meet UPC RequireNote: *Assum�ng the type of school is private.
Total 922,519m
Private
2%
31%
1%
22%
Private Medium Clinic
Puplic
5%
Public School
% NC 212% Neighbourhood Center
3%
Mosque
Total1,437,029
2
Site Boundary
Open Space
21 %
ROW
36 %
Residentail Community Facil�es
8%
33%
Others (Including Exis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
14 %
20 % 14%
8%
Exis�ng Open Space
Key Residen�al
ROW
Community Facility
Others (IncludingExis�ng Club House and Landscaping)
OpenSpace
20 %
Key
ROW
36%
District Context
Key
Key
DISTRICT CONTEXT Project Boundary
Project
Residential
Residen
2km
Education
Educati
Mosque
Mosque
Community Facility
Commu
Recreation Key High Tech / Business Park
Recreat
High Te
Project Boundary Transportation
Transpo
Residential Undefined
Undefin
Education Mosque Community Facility
1km
Recreation High Tech / Business Park Transportation Undefined
N N
ha 0
ha
1 : 50,000 @ A3
500
1250
2500
5000m
0 16 DEC 2015
Opportunities and Constraints
N
OPPORTUNITIES ha Key
Key Project Palace Labour Camp
Residen
1 : 50,000 @ A3 Key Residential
Boundary 500 Project 1250 2500 High Tech / Business Park
125
SK016_Rev00
Al Reef Development
Project Boundary
0
1 : 50,0
500
High Te
5000m
Abu Dh
Residential Abu Dhabi International Airport High Tech / Business Park Palace Labour Camp
Palace
Abu Dhabi International Airport Main Attraction point
Main At Construction Dumps
Palace Labour Camp Existing villa
Existing
Main Attraction point Palace grounds
Palace Abu Dhabi International Airport
Existing villa Existing Landscape
Existing
Palace grounds View corridor
View co
Existing Landscape Wind direction
Wind di
View corridor Construction Dumps
Constru
Wind direction Existing Vehicular Access
Existing
Construction Dumps Potential Vehicular Access
Potentia
Existing Vehicular Access Buffer
Buffer
Potential Vehicular Access Noise (from Airport)
Noise (f
Buffer Noise (from Airport)
N
N
Sun Path N
ha 0
ha 0
1 : 7,500 @ A3 125 250 1 : 7,500 @ A3 125
250
500
ha
750m
0 500
750m
16 DEC 2015
SK016_Rev00
1 : 7,500 125
Structure Plan _ Option 1
STRUCTURE PLAN NC
NC NC
NC
NC
N
OPTION 01
OPTION 02 014 DEC 2015
PREFERED OPTION
SK011_Rev00
ha 0
VIEW FROM PEDESTRIAN BOULEVARD TOWARDS THE PALACE
VIEW FROM NEIGHBOURHOOD PARK
moh riyadh
2015
AECOM
Salboukh, Riyadh - Saudi Arabia TEAM
3
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
In Progress
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
Planning Structure PLANNING UNITS & DEIGN MODULARITY Planning Structure Planning units ( MOH guidelines)
Planning units ( MOH guidelines)
population.*
Sector Sector 45,000-30,00045,000-30,000 persons persons
Cluster 1 1 Cluster 1,337 1,337 persons persons
District District 15-000 10 persons 000 15-000 10 000 persons 2 Cluster 3 ClusterCluster 2 Cluster 3 1,337 persons 1,337 persons 1,337 persons 1,337 persons 1 القسم Neighborhoud Neighborhoud 6,686 people 6,686 people
Neighborhood
Neighborhood 6000-3000 persons 6000-3000 persons
2 القسم
Residential Cluster
1200-900 persons Residential Cluster 1200-900 persons
munity Structure
Cluster 4
1,3374 persons Cluster 1,337 األحياء persons
3 القسم
Cluster 5
1,337 persons Cluster 5 1,337 persons
Community Structure Community Structure 5 القسمof Plots X household size in Riyadh 4 القسم *Estimated population = Number 6686
6.1
1096
*Estimated population = Number of Plots X household size in Riyadh
6686
Cluster Population 900 - 1,200
on 900 - 1,200
6.1
1096
Sector Population 30,000 - 45,000
Sector Population 30,000 - 45,000
Cluster Population 900 - 1,200
urhood on 3,000 - 6,000
on 10,000 -
Site planning units according to size and estimated Site planning units according to size and estimated population.*
Sector Population 30,000 - 45,000
Neighbourhood Population 3,000 - 6,000 Neighbourhood Population 3,000 - 6,000
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District Population 10,000 15,000
District Population 10,000 15,000
DATE OF ISSUE : 0/0315
/3CMP SK00/000
MOH- RAK
/3CMP SK00/000
MOH- R
y
y
DESIGN ANALYSIS Site Plan LAND USE
Community COMMUNITYFacility FACILITIES Recreational Trail and Cycle Path Key
Site Location
Key
Key
Low Density Residential Site Access
C
Site Location
Cluster Center
C
Major Collector (36m ROW)
Cycle Path
Juma Mosque
Minor Collector (30m ROW)
Fitness Trail
Neighborhood Retail
Minor Collector (25m ROW)
Fitness Nodes
Primary School
Major Local Street (22m ROW)
Open Space
Intermediate School
Minor Local Street (18m ROW)
Primary Healthcare
C
C
Open Space Utility Plot
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
N
1:7,500
0 PO BOX 53 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
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DATE OF ISSUE : 08/04/2015
Road Hierarchy
ROAD HIERARCHY
50
100
1:7,500
200
CMP SK001/00
50N
100
200
M
500m
0
MOH- RAKAA
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M
500m
0
MOH- RAKAA
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CMP SK013/00
1:7,500
DATE OF ISSUE : 03/12/18 DATE OF ISSUE : 14/04/15
50
CMP SK003/00 100
200
500m
MOH- RAKAA
CMP SK018/00
Recreational Trail and Cycle Path NETWORK Recreational TrailPEDESTRIAN and Cycle Path Key
Key
Key
Site Access
Site Access
Site Location
Major Collector (36m ROW)
Major Collector (36m ROW)
Cycle Path
Minor Collector (30m ROW)
Minor Collector (30m ROW)
Fitness Trail
Minor Collector (25m ROW)
Minor Collector (25m ROW)
Fitness Nodes
Major Local Street (22m ROW)
Major Local Street (22m ROW)
Open Space
Minor Local Street (18m ROW)
Minor Local Street (18m ROW)
N N
0
1:7,500 PO BOX 53 ABU DHABI, UAE
0
50
100
200
M
500m
50
1:7,500
100
200 PO BOX 53 ABU DHABI, UAE
M
500m
0
1:7,500
0
50
100
200
M
500m
PUBLIC REALM DESIGN 7
3
3
2
1 2
5
6 4
5 1 2
1 2 3 4
Neighborhood Park Cluster park Neighborhood playfield Linear Park
2
5 Pocket park 6 Mosque square 7 Recreational trail
Neighborhood Park
Linear Park
ahlia university
AECOM
2015
Mixed-use University campus - Manama , Bahrain In Progress TEAM 3 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
nities
OPPORTUNITIES & CONSTRAINTS AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Opportunities
Key Key Site Boundary University Plot Water Body Open Space
OPPORTUNITIES
Site Boundary University Plot Water Body
Building footprint
Open Space
Key desired pedestrian connections View Corridors
Building footprint
Mixed Use Residential
Designed Central Park Active Frontages Roads with good accessibility to the rest of the island.
Key desired pedestrian connections
Internal Vehicular roads Public Transport stop
View Corridors
Public Transport line
Prevalent wind direction
Mixed Use Residential Designed Central Park Active Frontages Roads with good accessibility to the rest of the island. Internal Vehicular roads Public Transport stop Public Transport line 0
nts
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AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Constraints
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Opportunities
DATE OF ISSUE :02/03/2015
Prevalent wind direction
10 20 30 40 50
SK014_rev0
100m
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
Key Site Boundary University Plot
CONSTRAINTS
Key
Water Body Open Space
Site Boundary
Designed Central Park Public Transport
University Plot
+
Poor pedestrian connectivity over road, and potential noise pollution.
+
+
+
+
Water Body
Non-active dense residential plots act as barrier Direct Sun exposure on Building Facade
Open Space
Solar Path
N
Designed Central Park
12
Public Transport Poor pedestrian connectivity over road, and potential noise pollution.
+
+
+
M
+
+
Non-active dense residential plots act as barrier Direct Sun exposure on Building Facade Solar Path
+
+
+
N
0
12
0
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AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Constraints
DATE OF ISSUE :02/03/2015
SK014_rev0
10 20 30 40 50
10 20 30 40 50 100m
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
100m
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Options develeopment- Option03 Sports Facilities
AMAS11 D06-01
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D04-01
Multi-Purpose hall/ Retail
AMAS11 D03-01
Colleges
AMAS11 D02-01 Colleges
Colleges
SCHEMATIC OPTIONS Options develeopment- Option03 AL AHLIA UNIVERSITYSports Facilities
AMAS11 D06-01
Education Retail
High Density Residential
Mosque
Medium Density Residential
Hospital
Key Commercial
AMAS11 D23 D04-01
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D26-01
Multi-Purpose hall/ Retail
Water Canal
Site Boundary
AMAS11 U01
Hospital/ Retail
Hotel
AMAS11 D01-01
Key
AMAS11 D03-01
Lecture Halls/ Conference
Site Boundary Hotel
AMAS11 D01-01D22
AMAS11 D02-01
HighWater Density Residential Canal
Outdoor Shade Area
Colleges
Open Space
AMAS11 D18-01
Central Park Building Footprints
Medium Density Residential
Road Network
Commercial
Pedestrian Links
Hotel
Vehicular access points to the Site
Education Retail
Sports Facilities
AMAS11 D06-01
AMAS11 U01
AMAS11 D05-01
Male Accomodation
Multi-Purpose hall/ Retail Female Accomodation
AMAS11 D04-01
AMAS11 D03-01
Colleges
AMAS11-
CollegesOS09
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
Mosque Administration Water Canal
Hospital
Colleges
Education
Local Mosque
Open Space
Retail
D23 Hospital/ Retail
D22
AMAS11 U01
AMAS11 D26-01
Central Park
Mosque
Building Footprints Hospital Network OpenRoad Space
D21 D23
AMAS11 Male D26-01 Female Accomodation
AMAS11 D18-01
Hospital / Student affairs
Accomodation
D22
Female Accomodation
Local Mosque
Road Network Pedestrian Links Vehicular access points to the Site Library
Administration
AMAS11OS09
AMAS11 D12-01
AMAS11 D13-01
AMAS11 OPTION 1 COURTYARD D16-01
AMAS11 D14-01
AMAS11 D15-01
AMAS11 F17-01
D21 Hospital / Student affairs
AMAS11 F17-01
D21
Lecture Halls/ Conference
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Lecture Halls/ Conference
0
10 20 30 40 50
100m
•• Strong unified Architectural Character. (Monumental scale) •• Enclosed private open space for students.
Hospital / Student affairs
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Structure plan
AMAS11 F17-01
Building Footprints Vehicular access points to the Site
Library
Local Mosque Male Accomodation
Central Park Pedestrian Links
Administration
Lecture Halls/ Conference Outdoor Shade Area
AMAS11OS09
AMAS11 D18-01
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Option 3
SK010_rev0
DATE OF ISSUE :01/03/2015
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
•• Separation between park and campus
Colleges
Key
AMAS11 D12-01
AMAS11 D13-01 AMAS11 D12-01
AMAS11 D14-01 AMAS11 D13-01
AMAS11 D15-01
AMAS11 D14-01
AMAS11 D16-01
Library
AMAS11 D15-01
Site Boundary
AMAS11 D16-01
High Density Residential 0
0
Outdoor Sports Facilities
AMAS11 D06-01 PO BOX 43266 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D04-01
Indoor sports Hall / GYM
LECTURE HALLS
AMAS11 D03-01
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Water Canal
Colleges / Retail / F&B
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Option 3
DATE OF ISSUE :01/03/2015
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Option 3
DATE OF ISSUE :01/03/2015
100m
100m
Hotel
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
10 20 30 40 50
Medium Density Residential
Commercial 10 20 30 40 50
SK010_rev0
Education AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
SK010_rev0
Retail AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY Mosque
AMAS11 U01
Hospital
D23
D22
Open Space
Plaza
AMAS11 D18-01
Central Park Building Footprints
AMAS11 D26-01
Road Network Pedestrian Links
F&B/ Retail Accomodation Elementary/Secondary Schools/Retail
Vehicular access points to the Site
Conference / Administration
AMAS11OS09
Graduate studies Colleges/ F&B
Local Mosque
OPTION 2 : UNIVERCITY D24
D21
Hospital/ Retail
Plaza
AMAS11 F17-01
Labs
AMAS11 D12-01
AMAS11 D13-01
AMAS11 D14-01
•• Diverse Architecture character (urban scale) •• Hierarchy of open spaces ( private, threshold, public)
LECTURE HALLS
Library
AMAS11 D15-01
•• Integration between park and campus. AMAS11 D16-01 0
10 20 30 40 50
100m
SHADING ANALYSIS OPTION 01
OPTION 02
FINAL MASTERPLAN
ILLUSTRATIVE MASTERPLAN
MASTERPLAN STUDIES AL AHLIA UNIVERSITYOpen Space Hierarchey plan
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Landmarks and Vistas Key
Key
Site Boundary
Site
Central Park
Wa
Active Open Space
Cen
Sports Field/ Recreation
AMAS11 D06-01
AMAS11 D05-01 Multi-Purpose Hall / Spa/ Retail
AMAS11 D04-01
AMAS11 D03-01
AMAS11 D06-01
Univesity Plaza
Library / Campus services / F&B
Teaching areas ( Auditorium , Lecture Rooms)
Male Accomodation
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
Pub
Mosque Plaza
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D04-01
AMAS11 D03-01
Can
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
Par
Entrance Plaza
Vie
Connective Open Space
Lan
Female Accomodation
AMAS11 U01
Plaza
Plaza
AMAS11 U01
D22
D23 Plaza
Amphitheatre
AMAS11 D26-01
Faculties / Administration / Graduate studies
AMAS11OS09
Faculties / Administration
Local Mosque
Graduate Studies expansion Student Housing / Retail
D24
AMAS11OS09
Plaza
Hospital
AMAS11 F17-01
AMAS11 D14-01
AMAS11 Key D15-01
AMAS11 D16-01
AMAS11 D12-01 0
10 20 30 40 50
100m
AMAS11 D03-01
SK010_rev0
DATE OF ISSUE :06/05/2015
Central Park
Entrance Plaza
Active Open Space
Connective Open Space
Plaza
D01-01
D02-01
D22
AMAS11 D06-01
AMAS11OS09
AMAS11 D05-01 Multi-Purpose Hall / Spa/ Retail
AMAS11 D18-01
Lecture Rooms)
AMAS11 U01
AMAS11 F17-01
AMAS11 D15-01
AMAS11 D13-01
Plaza
AMAS11 D18-01
Ba
AMAS11 U01 D23 AMAS11 D18-01
D22
AMAS11OS09
Plaza
D21
Plaza
Plaza
Ex
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
AMAS11 D26-01
AMAS11 D16-01
0
AMAS11OS09 D21
AMAS11 F17-01 D21
AMAS11 F17-01 10 20 30 40 50
Key
AMAS11 F17-01
N
100m
D24
M
AMAS11 D03-01
LAND-USE PLAN
AMAS11 D14-01
Library / Campus services / F&B
Plaza
AMAS11 D02-01
100m
AMAS11 D01-01
M
Site Boundary
Plaza
D22 AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D14-01
AMAS11 D13-01
AMAS11 D15-01
Retail
0
10 20 30 40 50
Community Facilities:
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www.aecom.com Mosque
Student services / Campus Support
Hospital
Student Accommodation
School
AMAS11 Outdoor Sports Fields D18-01
Community Facilities: Mosque
Faculties /
AMAS11 D06-01
AMAS11 D16-01 10 20 30 40 50
100m
PARKING ACCESS
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 43266 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan
Key
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan
DATE OF ISSUE :09/06/2015
DATE OF ISSUE :06/05/2015
SK010_rev02
Site SK010_rev0 Boundary
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
Semi-Basement parking Basement parking At Grade Parking
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D04-01
100m 0
Outdoor Sports Fields
University Teaching and research Area AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
Library / Campus services / F&B
AMAS11 D15-01 0
Retail Plaza
AMAS11 D16-01
AMAS11 D14-01
N
Key
SK010_rev0
AMAS11 D12-01
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Parking access
10 20 30 40 50
AMAS11 D02-01
AMAS11 D13-01
D12-01
AMAS11 AMAS11 Student services / Campus Support D15-01 D16-01 ALAccommodation AHLIA UNIVERSITY Student
SK010_rev0
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan
DATE OF ISSUE :06/05/2015
AMAS11 University Teaching and research Area
Teaching Areas/ Retail / F&B
AMAS11 D16-01
DATE OF ISSUE :06/05/2015
Teaching areas ( Auditorium , Lecture Rooms)
PO BOX 43266 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
s ( Auditorium , Rooms)
AMAS11 D03-01
D24 AMAS11 D15-01
0
AMAS11 D04-01
AMAS11 D03-01
AMAS11 D04-01
Site Boundary
UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan
comodation
AMAS11 D05-01
D22
Faculties / Administration
Hospital
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At
AMAS11 D06-01
Hospital
Teaching Areas/ Retail / F&B
AMAS11 D12-01
Ba
Landmark Central Park
Mosque
AMAS11 Teaching Areas/ Retail / F&B F17-01
Buildings Landuse plan
Se
Student Accommodation
Faculties / Administration / Graduate studies
Graduate Studies expansion Student Housing / Retail
Ke
Sit
AMAS11 D18-01
Local Mosque
AMAS11 D21 D24 D14-01
Park view
Landmark Building
Community Facilities:
D22
AMAS11OS09
Plaza
Canal View
Student services / Campus Support
D23 Outdoor Sports Fields
AMAS11 D26-01
Plaza
D21
Plaza
Plaza
Outdoor sports field
D02-01
Library / Campus services / F&B
Plaza
Faculties / Administration
Hospital
D03-01
AMAS11 D01-01
View Corridor
School
Faculties / Administration / Amphitheatre Graduate studies
AMAS11 D26-01
D04-01
Retail
D23
Graduate Studies expansion Student Housing / Retail
use plan
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01
Faculties / Administration Plaza
Central open space
University Teaching and research Area
Female Accomodation
AMAS11 U01
Water Canal
Site Boundary
AMAS11
Faculties / D04-01 D03-01 Administration / Teaching areas ( Auditorium , Graduate studies
Male Accomodation
Plaza
AMAS11 D05-01
AMAS11 D18-01
Connective Open Space
AMAS11
Site Boundary
Key
Entrance Plaza Plaza
Key SK010_rev02
DATE OF ISSUE :09/06/2015
AMAS11 AMAS11 AMAS11 AL AHLIA UNIVERSITYParking access
AMAS11 D06-01
Univesity Plaza
Library / Campus services / F&B
AS11 4-01
10
Public Transport
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITYBuildings Landuse Mosque Plaza plan AMAS11D22 AMAS11 AMAS11 D03-01
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan
LANDMARKS & VISTAS
Univesity Plaza
Sports Field/ Recreation
Plaza
Plaza
0
PO BOX 43266 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY
Mosque Plaza
AMAS11 D01-01
AMAS11 D02-01 Site Boundary
Library / Campus services / F&B
Teaching areas ( Auditorium , Lecture Rooms)
MAS11 13-01
AMAS11 D16-01
Sports Field/ Recreation AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY - Buildings Landuse plan Key
OPEN SPACE NETWORK
Elementary/Secondary Schools/Retail
AMAS11 D15-01
Active Open Space
AMAS11 D04-01
Plaza
AMAS11 D14-01
M
Central Park
PO BOX 43266 ABU DHABI, UAE www.aecom.com
s ( Auditorium , Rooms)
AMAS11 D13-01
N
AL AHLIA UNIVERSITY- Landmarks and Vistas
erarchey plan
ccomodation
AMAS11 F17-01
Teaching Areas/ Retail / F&B
AMAS11 D13-01
Site Boundary
AS11 5-01
D21
D24
D21
Plaza
Plaza
Open Space Hierarchey plan AMAS11 D12-01
AMAS11 D18-01
D22
AMAS11 D26-01
Outdoor sports field Elementary/Secondary Schools/Retail
Lan
D23
AMAS11 D18-01
AMAS11 D03-01
AMAS11 D02-01
AMAS11 D01-01
External Road Basement Access
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DESIGN GUIDELINES AND PLOT CONTROLS
gran renu
2017
Design International
Bologna, Italy Refurbishment and Extension TEAM
5
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PUBLIC REALM STRATEGY
Railway Train Station Bus Station Cycle Path Pedestrian Crossing Main Pedestrian Connection
Secondary Pedestrian Connection Public Space Roof Garden Agriculture land
INTERIOR DESIGN
Food court
Ground Floor Atrium
ROOFTOP TERRACE
EXTERIOR CONCEPT
Bologna Hills Silhoute
Hill Trees
Fa
=
+
Bologna Hills Silhoute
Hill Trees
Facade linear tiles
=
Perforated tiles with organic patern
Pe or
FACADE DETAILS
Key
PARAPET +86.90 / 20.90
PARAPET +86.90 / 20.90
BLOCKING
PARAPET 100
PARAPET
300
100
VENTILATION PROFILE
NEW ROOF +85.80 / 19.80
2000
NEW ROOF +85.80 / 19.80
PARAPET +86.90 / 20.90
METAL PARAPET COPING
COMPOSITE CLADDING PANELS
300
100
150
150
CERA COLO SYST FORM THIC
NEW ROOF +85.80 / 19.80
STRU PATT
PERF RAL
THER FORM PAIN
CERAMIC TILES
CERAMIC TILES
CON PAIN
1700
CUR ILUM ARC SYST THIC
THER FORM PAIN
TECHNICAL CORRIDOR
SIGNAGE
TECHNICAL CORRIDOR
SIGNAGE
NOTES
1000
1.
200
LINEAR LED
RESTAURANT GLAZING WITH PATTERN AND MIRROR
100
200
RESTAURANT
CERAMIC VERTICAL TILES 6mm LINEAR LED TO EDGE LIGHT
SECOND FLOOR +79.80 / 13.80
7000
100
200
900
SILICONE JOINT
All dimensions shown stated, and in no insta interpret dimensions.
3.
Use only written dime discrepancies found o International immedia
4.
This drawing is issued purposes only and sh for construction unles
5.
100
200
This drawing is to be Full detail design and confirmation of the sc
SECOND FLOOR +79.80 / 13.80
200
Client
900
STRUCTURAL GLAZING
This drawing is subje relevant local authorit
SPECIAL NOTE
100
SECOND FLOOR +79.80 / 13.80
100
FRAME SUBSTRUCTURE
Var.
100
Var.
1700
GLAZING WITH PATTERN AND MIRROR
100
100
STEEL STUD FRAMING
100
LINEAR LED
This drawing is the pr not be reproduced or part, and the copyrigh whole or in part witho
2.
GLAZING WITH PATTERN
1000 4102
4102
4711
1000
MIRROR
GLAZING WITH PATTERN AND MIRROR
GLAZING WITH PATTERN AND MIRROR
SILICONE JOINT
200
Lead Architectura 200
5100
5100
200
7000
7000
20905
SIGNATURE
EXTERIOR LOBBY
3000
3000
3000
EXTERIOR LOBBY
200
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
163 Tower Bridge Road London SE1 3LW Tel: 20 7092 2700 Fax: 20 7 E-mail: london@designinterna
SIGNATURE
200
720
720
200
3800
1000
PERFORATED ALUMINUM PANELS
3800
1000
Local Architectu PERFORATED ALUMINUM PANELS
via tel
PERFORATED ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANELS RAL 9002 SIGNATURE
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00
1500 1500
1500 1500
1500 1500
DRAIN
South South Elevation Elevation Section Scale 1:50 Scale 1:50
5080
EXTERIOR LOBBY
1500 1500
1500 1500
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00
1500 1500
3000
1500 1500
3000
1500 1500
6800
METAL FRAME
5080
6800
6800
CLIPING SYSTEM
EXTERNAL DRIP FLASHING WITH SEALED JOINTS
DRAIN
LINEAR FLOOR DRAIN
Section FD-3 South Elevation Section Scale 1:10 Scale 1:50
DATE
EXTERIOR LOBBY
REF
REVIS
29/06/2017
Schem
13/07/2017
Schem
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00
PROJECT
Se
GranSca Re
1200
550
Barrier Matting 450
ENTRANCE DETAILS Section BB Scale 1:20 - cove lighting details
Section CC Scale 1:50
Balustrade example
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
P
Lift acces
Key
SECONDO
5700
P
Barrier Matting
500
Cove lighting following the movement of the ceiling
500
360
3000
2502
Lowered ceiling to mark the entrances
Structure support for Balustrade
SIGNATU
MEZZANINE 0 +69.40 / 3.40
1200
Clien
300
5500
5000
SAS750 tubeline 50Ømm. Extruded tubular AL profile ceiling
400
300
450 1200
BENVENUTO I WELCOME
Grill
Balustrade Perforated metal panel size 2400mm*1200mm
500
Cove lighting
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00
500 400
Lead Lowered ceiling to mark the entrances
2503
200
5000 1200 550
1200
450
4
PIANO TERRA
P
Lift acces
12000
Barrier Matting
GROUND FLOOR Transparent acrylic sheets +66.00LED/ 0.00 strip
5962
5500
600
5500 5000
5200
Wall mounted totem with directory Refer to way-finding package for details
5600
350 200
ets
4.
SPEC
100
800
Transparent acrylic sheets
3.
5.
P
Porcelain tiles cladding with integrated lighting system Concrete effect with a textured finish 120x60 cm
ENTRANCE Cove lighting following the ceiling's movement
Lowered ceiling to mark the entrances
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
strip
parent acrylic sheets
2.
PIANO PRIMO
Transparent acrylic sheets
2502
Balustrade example
lighting
2502
200
200
Lift acces
Dotted graphics 50% transparency
1.
350
1200
LED strip
550
ting detail
NOTE
400
200
5952
5000
Transparent acrylic sheets
Cove lighting
Transparent acrylic sheets
1700
2400
Cove lighting following the movement of the ceiling
S
Balustrade Perforated metal panel size 2400mm*1200mm
500
Wall mounted totem with directory Refer to way-finding package for details
800
Cove lightin
LED strip
Cove lighting
Transparent acrylic sheets
Cove lighting
Cove lightin
350 200
600
Metal planter system
A
Lift acces
MEZZANINE 1 +76.20 / 10.20 350 200
200
ENTRANCE
5000
200
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
Structure support for Balustrade
1200
350
1000
1100
Cove lighting following the ceiling's movement
200
500
Support structure for the balustrade
1000
ghting
Edge Light
P
SAS750 tubeline 50Ømm. Extruded tubular AL profile ceiling
800
800
Balustrade: Perforated metal panel size 2400mm * 1200mm
rip
1000
Support structure for the balustrade
2400
arent acrylic sheets
1200
200
1100
Balustrade: Perforated metal panel size 2400mm * 1200mm
Metal planter system
1000
240
300
Grill
400
3000
SECOND FLOOR +79.60 / 13.60 Grill
12000
163 Tow London Tel: 20 E-mail:
SIGNATU
Transpa
Section AA Scale 1:20 - Balustrade detail
ting details
Section AA Scale 1:50
Cove ligh the move
Section CC Scale 1:50
Balustrade example
800
3000
1300
2400 1000
SIGNATU
350
350 200
200
200
500
DATE
200
Transparent acrylic sheets
500
LED strip
13/07/2017
Transparent acrylic sheets
350 200
Cove lighting
200
Transparent acrylic sheets
29/06/201
LED strip
LED strip
Cove lighting Cove lighting
800
Loca
FIRST FLOOR +72.80 / 6.80
800
200
Support structure for the balustrade
1000
1100
Balustrade: Perforated metal panel size 2400mm * 1200mm
Metal planter system
1000
3000
5700
Section AA Scale 1:20 - Cove lighting detail
Transparent acrylic sheets Cove lighting following the movement of the ceiling
1700
Balustrade example
300
450
5500
5000
800
e detail
BENVENUTO I WELCOME
PROJECT
LED strip
3000
Transparent acrylic sheets
400
STAGE
Transparent acrylic sheets
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00 DATE
SCALE
1:50 / 1:2
12000
4
12000
5
12000
DRAWN B Lorena M
CHECKE
Paolo B
Section AA Scale 1:50
PROJECT
Section BB Scale 1:20 - cove lighting details
Bal
59
6350
6350
1 300600
78 900 5170
4.
5.
3400
3400
REFURBISHMENT CEILING DETAILS
3.
120
SPE
GROUND FLOOR +66.00 / 0.00
Clie
SECTION AA - Typical mall - Refurbishment Key Section Scale 1:100
M
N
SIGNAT
Aluminium fins to match existing
Aluminium fins to match existing
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves to skylight. All proprietory fixings and supporting metalwork to complete the installation to manufacturer's guidelines
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves to skylight. All proprietory fixings and supporting metalwork to complete the installation to manufacturer's guidelines
163 To Londo Tel: 20 E-mail
SIGNAT
Lighting diffuser.
Lighting diffuser.
Existing Roof Level +79.80 / 13.80
Existing Roof Level +79.80 / 13.80 200
-
200
-
Loc
+5 745 ABOVE 1F FFL
Existing structure
Existing structure
SIGNAT
2 x 12.5mm Layers of plasterboard on 100mm galvinised steel studwork
+5 745 ABOVE 1F FFL
+5 745 ABOVE 1F FFL 4445
4450 TO GRIDLINE N
Existing structure
Existing structure
Secondary glavanised steel support structure for stretch PVC ceiling to be provided by main contractor.
Secondary glavanised steel support structure for stretch PVC ceiling to be provided by main contractor.
R5
150
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves and coves. Proprietory fixings & metalwork as manufacturer's guidelines
200
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves and coves. Proprietory fixings & metalwork as manufacturer's guidelines
70 130
200
+5 150 ABOVE 1F FFL 70 130
15
+5 150 ABOVE 1F FFL
835
L-09 Linear LED RGB lighting for ceiling coves. Refer to DWG - GR-LD-04 First Floor Lighting Layout
L-09 Linear LED RGB lighting for ceiling coves. Refer to DWG - GR-LD-04 First Floor Lighting Layout
Single layer of 19mm plasterboard (Knauf plank or similar) complete with channels and studs to complete the installation
900
Shopfront by tenant Tenant lease line
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves and coves. Proprietory fixings & metalwork as manufacturer's guidelines
Indicative structure to support MEP enclosure subject to site investigation
2 x 6mm Plasterboard ceiling to create curves and coves. Proprietory fixings & metalwork as manufacturer's guidelines
Dashed line indicating existing cladding to be removed
Pressed 3mm polyester powder coated aluminium cladding cladding to MEP enclosure. Panels to be accessible to MEP system. Refer to drawing GR-A-712 & 713 for colours
Barrisol Mirror stretch PVC sheet ceiling complete with perimiter track system. Colour - Silver BHMS 1
Signage by tenant
PROJEC
Dashed line indicating existing cladding to be removed
Dashed line indicating existing cladding to be removed 25 x 25mm Aluminium closure trim. Colour to match the cladding panel Aluminium channel support system for aluminium cladding to MEP enclosure +3 400 ABOVE FFL
25
25
DATE
29/06/20
13/07/20
Barrisol Mirror stretch PVC sheet ceiling complete with perimiter track system. Colour Silver BHMS 1 25 x 25mm Aluminium closure trim. Colour RAL 9005 - Jet black
150 Barrisol Mirror stretch PVC sheet ceiling complete with perimiter track system. Colour - Silver BHMS 1
Secondary glavanised steel support structure for stretch PVC ceiling to be provided by main contractor.
R5 00
00
STAGE
Shopfront by tenant. refer to dwg's GR-A-712 and -713 Signage by tenant
M
DETAIL SECTION 01 Scale 1:20
N
DETAIL SECTION 02 Scale 1:20
DATE
15.0 SCALE
1:20
DRAWN
GM
CHECKE
Paolo
PROJEC
59
mondo juve
Design International
2016
Turin, Italy Retail park extension TEAM
3
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION
CENTRAL PARK MASTERPLAN
1- INTERIOR DINNING AREA 2- EXTERIOR DINNING AREA 3- WATER FEATURE 4- SUNKEN PLAZA 5- CHILDREN PLAYING AREA 6- VERTICAL CONNECTION TO UNDERGROUND PARKING 7- KIOSKS + CASUAL SEATING 8- EVENT SPACE 9- STAGE LOCATION
7
6
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N
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5
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10
25
3
8
7
6
2
9 1
EVENT SPACE
RELAXATION AREA
DINING PLAZA
MAIN ZONING
STAGE /CONCERT ZONE EVENT SPACE
CASUAL SEATING/ RELAXATION AREA
FOUNTAIN CHILDREN ZONE
DINING PLAZA
STAGE /CONCERT ZONE ARRIVAL TERRACE UNDERGROUND PARKING LIFT ARRIVAL TERRACE UNDERGROUND PARKING LIFT INTERIOR PEDESTRIAN AREA
INTERIOR PEDESTRIAN AREA
CIRCULATION
MEETING POINT GREEN AREA WATER FOUNTAIN UNDERGROUND PARKING LIFT INTERIOR PEDESTRIAN AREA MEETING POINT GREEN AREA
CROSS CIRCULATION MAIN COVERED PATH
WATER FOUNTAIN UNDERGROUND PARKING LIFT INTERIOR PEDESTRIAN AREA CROSS CIRCULATION MAIN COVERED PATH TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE FROM THE PARKING
TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE FROM THE PARKING
igigli terrace park
Design International
Florence, Italy Concept Design TEAM
2016
6
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
TENDER DRAWINGS
AXONOMETRIC VIEW FOR PROPOSED REFURBISHMENT INTERVENTION The proposed park on the shops Island roof is to replace the existing redundant mechanical space and help connect the two ends of the first floor in the shopping mall bringing in an urban street and park on top of it intriducing a whole new image and identity to one od the most visited shoping malls in Tuscany and Italy.
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Design International
Belgrade, Serbia Tender documens TEAM
2016
6
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
TENDER DRAWINGS
URBAN APPROACH
1-Using the building to connect the public to the park ng the building to connect the public to the park the urban. fabric of the neighberhoud . titch the urban fabric ofand the stitch neighberhoud
2- Subracting ADA Island 2- Subracting ADA Island shape as the main void that shape as the mai bridges this connection bridges this connection
sing the building to connect the public the park and stitch the urbantofabric of the neighberhoud . stitch the urban fabric of the neighberhoud .
3- Setting back the mass to create terraces to the etting back the mass to create terraces to the view and island view). surrounding views. (bridge ounding views. (bridge view and island view).
2- Subracting ADA Island shapethis as connection the main void that bridges bridges this connection
Urban Concept Diagrams
4- Reshaping the building edge to adapt to the o 4- Reshaping the building edge adapt to thenature. opposing river flow andtosurrounding flow and surrounding nature.
Urban Concept Diagrams
PROJECT ELEMENTS
Key Elements
ERIOR
Landscape
Facade
Roof Parking
Green Terrace
Sky Garden
Louvers
Green Wall
Key E EXTERIOR
Landscape
Facade
Roof Parking
ERIOR
Sky Garden
Green Terrace
Louvers
Feature
Event space
Skylight
Nest
Info-Point
Foodcourt
Seating
ADA Mall Interior Design
INTERIOR
Feature
5 August 2016
Skylight
Event space
Seating
Foodcourt
Info-Point
Nest
Green
INTERIOR SKETCHES
s
7
reading between the lines 2012
Indepenednt practice
Daegu Public Library - Korea UIA international competition HONOURABLE MENTION TEAM
4
RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
VISUALIZATION
The precedence of natural setting for the site- emergence of the transverse line from mountain to river
The surrounding urban condition with the governing trace of transverse line over site
The urban block and the site
MOUNTAIN URBAN NATURE WATER SOIL
THE GOVERNING ELEMENTS
Mapping the footprint of the building according to surrounding urban block. Use of the green park (existing) to create an interval between the road and the building.
The transversal line changes conditions within signing into the public space, changing the form within the building and ending towards the mountain line. The height of the building is therefore raised than the surrounding building to terminate visually to Ahn mountain.
The form of the line creates the governing section of the building that creates volumes and views, both exterior and interior, for a quality interiorized public space.
INTERFERENCE
ENGAGEMENT (harmony with nature)
BETWEEN THE LINES (where spaces evolve)
FORM FINDING view towards the mountain accessibility and creation of public space
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The volumes are accentuated by introducing courts through the excavating action of the line within the building and housed with activities in the internal floors above. internal floors
The public space is welcomed into the building by a ramp as the central element turning and folding into the building to create the essential volume.
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A city seeking a foundation of learning and knowledge in its social sphere invests in community life and its people as the human capital, tapping this inherent potential as an opportunity to put forward the path of change. The city with such aspirations focuses on an invisible separation that lies between the realm of architecture and the public domain. It is here where learning cultivates. An architecture that celebrates communal and collective values. A ‘container’ where urban functions collide with fluxes of nature generating an ‘intelligent’ space acting as incubator for thinking individuals. Such spaces are institutions of which only libraries are now the last vestige of interiorized public space of the city. The evolution of the library inclined more to the public space of appearance ensures its dependence on the changes in socio-environmental conditions. An evolution reflecting change and an ever seeking pursuit for the eternal utopia. A public space not enforced but that encourages participation. With a precedence to natural setting as an important criteria in Korean architecture, the idea of a library gains permanence by its urbanistic dimension to innovate and introduce a new form in the permanent landscape of the city. The integration with this setting is the READING BETWEEN LINES .
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A lifted volume that works autonomously and creates a public space at the lower level accessible at all times of the day.
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- photovoltaic panels (slope 6%) mounted on rectangular aluminium tubulars (section dim. 100x40x1.5 mm) fixed to slab in concrete with screws and covered with impermeabilization double layer of impermeabilization with anti-root treatment light weight concrete for the slope of the slab (thickness 3/8 cm) 8 cm thick EPS panels for thermal insulation reinforced concrete structure with Ø12mm steel trusses and welded wire mesh (mesh dim. 10x10cm Ø8mm) - tubular aluminium structure, fixed to the structural slab for the suspension of the false ceiling - false ceiling made of radiant panel (heating system) and covered by wood fiber form panels - interior LED lights embedded inside the radiant panels system
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- curtain wall composed by double glazing and interspace 6+12+6 mm (glass joints in silicon resin) with spider joints supported by Ø15mm ropes, fixed on to reinforced concrete structural elements (with a possible adjustment of the tension of the rope with the screw at the base)
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- Ø80 mm 10mm thk galvanized steel tubulars passing through the vertical brise soleil
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- floating paving with a core of compressed wood boards finished with porcelain - galvanized steel legs to support the floating paving - 4+4cm thick EPS panels for thermal insulation - reinforced concrete structure with Ø12mm steel trusses and welded wire mesh (mesh dim. 10x10 cm Ø8mm) - aluminium structure made of tubulars, fixed to the structural slab for the suspension of the false ceiling - false ceiling made of composite panel made of a mixture of glues and finished like wood (colour: white with wood finish) - interior LED lights embedded inside the radiant panels system
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- reinforced concrete structure with Ø12mm steel trusses and welded wire mesh (mesh dim. 10x10 cm Ø8mm) (light grey coloured) - 8 cm thick internal thermal insulation made of UPS panels - fluorescent lighting embedded in acoustic insulation package - "U" shape galvanized steel profiles for the mounting of the acoustic panels - sound-absorbing panels (thickness 40 mm) composed of acoustic insulation and coating laminated wood
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- floating paving with a core of compressed wood boards finished with porcelain - galvanized steel legs to support the floating paving - 8cm thick light weight concrete forming the steps of the stair and creating an uniform base for the laying of the floating paving - inclined slab (multipurpose room) formed by reinforced concrete, with 10x10cm Ø8mm double mesh - self-levelling light concrete for the laying of the structural slab - tout-venant gravel - bituminous waterproofing membrane placed "in cold" - reinfrorced concrete foundation - 10 cm thick light concrete for uniform distribution of vertical loads -3,65
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majaz
2013
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Central Mosque of Prishtina - Kosovo UIA international competition TEAM
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CONCEPT DESIGN
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
VISUALIZATION
Concept
SCALE AND DIMENSION From the basic unit area required for an individual to pray, the mosque uses the same area as in multiples to get its usable area.
the basic unit 0.6x 1.2m individual space for prayer
Sultan Mehmed II 18m x 18 m THE GREAT MOSQUE
CENTRAL MOSQUE 9 x Sultan Mehmed II
BASIC UNIT TO PRAY 0.6m x 1.2m
COMMUNAL PLACE OF WORSHIP
COMMON GROUND - UNIVOCAL CARPET
Design Principles TIMELINE : TO SIMPLICITY A balance between contemprary and traditional. Instrinsically ottoman but modern and strong from the exterior. A timeless building like the KABAH
SACRED TO SACRAL The flux within the site orients itself towards the ontological axis to change a city space to a sacral space. This transition for the sacred to the sacral influences the entire design.
URBAN REFERENCE
The Great Mosque now a unit for the Central Mosque
BETWEEN EARTH TO SKY The mosque is the incubator that transitions from earth to the heaven. The old mosque is used as void to include traces of the past and add value to the mosque
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damietta international school 2014
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Damietta - Egypt Under Construction TEAM
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Ancient Delhi
WHAT`S NeXT Independent practice
2012
HORIZONTAL FARM - NEW DELHI . INDIA Open International ideas Competition FINALIST TEAM
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Colonial Delhi
Modern Delhi
Contemporary Delhi
An agrarian economy. An inception of its new colonial capital. It’s 100 years now since New Delhi has celebrated itself as the capital of pre and post independence era. It was thoughtfully conceived as a tabula rasa based on the utopian idea of Ebenzer Howard’s Garden city concept (1898). It was envisaged as a self contained town. Contrary to the Old Dilli, wide open streets and lush green open spaces with buildings reflecting authority and colonial power were laid out. However, while implanting the concept of Garden city, the British missed out on social and economic factors that one can easily identify and see in the by lanes of Old Dilli. The experiential dimension of a specific place, interpersonal public spaces cultivating culture and exchange; the human scale of the interlocking streets, the blushing everyday life rendered over a neutral urban landscape; a sample of Indian city life. NExT investigates within the architectural domain, the genetic code of the urban block set in Lutyens’ New Delhi that can infuse the potential nature of agrarian India as an answer to Indian agro-urban life. A hybrid typology of a building hinted through the factual history for a promising and sustainable future.
AN INCEPTION OF A COLONIAL CITY
LAND PARCELLING AND UNIT CONFIGURATIONS Bigha is a traditional unit measurement of area of land used in Northern India. Each Bigha is essentially divided into smaller units known as Biswas with an area of 125 m2 each. very family in the horizontal farm gets its Biswas, the basic generic component for housing. Each Biswas (10m x 12.5m x 3m) is composed of three thematic spaces: the house (covered), the extension space (semi-open) and the farm (open). The flexibility with these 3 components results into four different typologies which further are vertically stacked keeping in mind the bioclimatic parameters of the semi arid climate of Delhi, neighbour to neighbour interaction and generating the granular form viewed from the internal court of the building.
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THE SUPER BLOCK
public farm
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residences + craft shops public spaces + private farm
photovoltaic panels
recycling centre
street + semiprivate farm
filter building (storage) livestock
livestock
crop labs (aeroponic + hydroponic)
crop labs (aeroponic + hydroponic) public farm
ground footprint tanks + filters
wetland
gathering space
Project published in Architecture Update magazine in India , Issue August , 2014
THE NEXT CITY
NExT entraps the potential of slum as a settlement and its available human resource into creating a hybrid city -living- farmland typology, an environment familiar to its denizens, one that can coexist and contribute to the food grid of the city as well as its existing participatory nature with the tertiary sector. A prototype revitalizing slum land into something NExT which cultivates India and its cultural roots, an autonomous self sustained farm based eco-city easily multiplying as a counter sprawl within limits.
TUTORED COURSES 2012-2014
GUC BERLIN
4th YEAR URBAN DESIGN STUDIO Urban regeneration of Luhmul Island - Berlin w Dr. Michael Hecker
SAMPLES OF STUDENTS WORK
SI INSTITUT STUTTGART
BACHELOR THESIS Urban design for Stockach Area - Stuttgart Urban Regeneration for New Cairo w Prof. Helmut Bott
SAMPLES OF STUDENTS WORK