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GRADUATION PROJECT: (KHOBAR CULTURAL MARINA) COMPETITION: (SAMAYA NEIGHBORHOOD) STUDIO 6: (HIGH RISE MIXED-USE) STUDIO 5: (TAIF RESORT) INTERNSHIP: (ECO DISTRICT) STUDIO 7: (DEVELOP MASHAREF DISTRICT) STUDIO 3: (ROW HOUSE) WORKING DRAWINGS


SALEH ALSAGOOR

ARCHITECT

PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Saleh Hussain Alsagoor Date of Birth: 05/18/1996 Nationality: Saudi Martial Status: Single

EDUCATION BECHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE, KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY JEDDAH, SA . (2021) | (GPA: 4.99/5) | (First Class Honor)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE DIPLOMA - ELS LANGUAGE CENTERS BOSTON\NEWTON, USA . (2015)

HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE - AL-IMAM SAUD AL-KABEER HIGH SCHOOL DHAHRAN. (2011 - 2014) | (GPA: 98.75%)

CONTACT Address: Al-Dana Neighborhood, Dhahran City, Saudi Arabia E-mail: salehhalsagoor@gmail.com Cell: +966530636433

SKILLS - Leadership. - Responsible. - Adaptable. - Initiative. - Communication skills. - Teamwork. - Achieving under work pressure.

EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIP IN PICTOGRAM PLACEMAKERS (PPMX STUDIO). (TWO MONTHS, 2020)

- Performing routine of architectural, interior design, and landscape. - Preparing and presenting design proposal for the proposed project. - Working independently under limited direction on proposed project assignment. - Performing and designing by using programs of Auto CAD, Revit, Lumion, Illustrator, and Photoshop.

INTERNSHIP IN SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY (SAUDI ARAMCO). (TWO MONTHS, 2019)

- Performing routine of architectural, interior design, landscape and civil engineering works. - Monitoring, inspecting, and measuring for the proposed project. - Preparing and presenting design proposal for the proposed project. - Working independently under limited direction on proposed project assignment. - Preparing scope of works, scheduling and costing. - Performing and designing by using programs of Auto CAD, Revit, Lumion, Illustrator, and Photoshop.

VOLUNTEER AT THE QUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AT KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY. (FOUR MONTHS, 2018)

SOFTWARE SKILLS - Revit. - Auto CAD. - Lumion. - Photoshop. - Illustrator. - Microsoft office.

LANGUAGE - Arabic (Native). - English (Intermediate).

- Leading and organizing the exhibitions of college events. - Preparing scope of works and scheduling meetings. - Performing and designing by using programs of Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop.

HONORS FIRST CLASS HONOR FOR OBTAINING GPA: 4.99/5. KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY EXCELLENCE CERTIFICATE. (2018 - 2019 - 2020 - 2021) HONORED FOR OBTAINING GPA: 5/5 IN FRESHMAN YEAR.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITIONS SAMAYA NEIGHBORHOOD COMPETITION. (2021)

- Lead a team project of three people.

COMPETING IN THE COLLEGE EXHIBITION, MARSAM 3. (2020)

- Project selected to be on the college gallery.

MEMBERSHIP - SAUDI UMRAN Ambassador at KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY. - Member in the Student Council at Architecture Department . - Member in the Saudi Council of Engineers.

JEDDAH CULTURAL CENTER COMPETITION. (2019)

- Participate in a team project to represent King Abdulaziz University.

COMPETING IN THE COLLEGE EXHIBITION, MARSAM 2. (2019)

- Project selected to be on the college gallery.

COMPETING IN THE COLLEGE EXHIBITION, MARSAM 1. (2018)

- Project selected to be on the college gallery.

COURSES SAUDI ARAMCO COURSES:

- Security Information Course. - Phishing Awareness Course. - Security System Course. - Operation Excellence Management Systems Course.

C.V

SAUDI UMRAN COURSES:

References are available upon request.

- How to use Revit. - How to Use Lumion.


01.0 KHOBAR CULTURAL MARINA GRADUATION PROJECT

PROJECT BRIFE The project is a CULTURAL CENTER that will be a cultural, social and civilizational meeting place in which the activities can be diversified. the CULTURAL CENTER will be in the city of Khobar on the coast of the Arabian Gulf. The CULTURAL CENTER will be an attraction for the residents of the eastern region and tourists. The CULTURAL CENTER includes a number of diverse activities, including cultural, entertainment, social, educational and commercial. It contains multiple spaces, such as exhibitions, plaza, theater, commercial and outdoor spaces. Project Area: 30000 M²


01.0 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

PROBLEM STATEMENT There are some problems in cultural centers that must be found solutions. Which: Most of the cultural centers in Saudi Arabia are isolated from the city and are not linked to the urban structure in any way. Also, can not visit to the cultural center except at specific times. Because of that, it cannot even enjoy the open spaces. In addition, when you like to visit the cultural center, they are only cultural places targeting those interested in the culture only, such as a library, museum, exhibition and meeting rooms. Hot and Humid Climate. This makes most of the cultural centers in Saudi Arabia few to visit. It is not greatly utilized and is a burden on the contry.

WELCOMING ARE

Garden -3.5 m

ZONE D

SECONDRY PATH 4

G.F 1.50 m ZONE C

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Sidewalk 0.15 m ZONE A

MAIN PATH

Road 0.0 m

30000 sqm

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ZONE B Sea Level-6.0 m 1 WELCOMING ARE

STAGE 1 THE LAND

STAGE 2 THE LEVELS

STAGE 3 THE MAIN ZONINGS

STAGE 4 THE PATH ACROSS MAIN PLAZAS

STAGE 7 COVERING

STAGE 8 THE FINAL SITE

CONCEPT To create a direction for the residents of the Eastern Region. Also, how to create zoon that distribute the internal and external activities and how to link them together. There are three options that can connect the activities between each other and the Linear path and activities are distributed on it, which gives it maximum pleasure in moving between spaces as it has flexibility.

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Conferences MASS

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Entertainment MASS

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STAGE 5 THE MASSING

WELCOMING AREA

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STAGE 6 THE MAIN AND SUB PLAZAS

SITE PLAN

BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE

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01.0 3D SECTION

ISOMETRIC Technology Square Fountains Square

The Marina Square

Waterfall Square Aesthetics Square

SECTION

Knowledge Square

Alamwaj Square Entertainment Square

Rimal Square

Knowledge Square

Arts Square 0

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3D PLANS

200 PARKING

( GARDEN FLOOR )

( GROUND FLOOR )

( FIRST FLOOR )

( SECOUND FLOOR )

KEY PLAN CORE

SHOPES

REASTURANT/ CAFE SERVICES

CINMA

SUB SERVICES

GALARY OR ATELIER

THEATER

RESTROOM

REASTURANT/ CAFE

OFFICES

MAIN SERVICES

TICKETS AND GIFT SHOP

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

RECEPTION AND LOBBY

CLUB

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PERSPECTIVES FROM THE SEA


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZES


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZES


02.0 SAMAYA NEIGHBORHOOD COMPETITION

PROJECT BRIFE Samaya district is an urban district devolepment that stands on the undementals of sustainability and social sustainability, and it futures a devolepment of the identity of the eastern region. Project Area: 125000 M²


02.0 PROBLEM STATEMENT In general there are many problems existing in the neighbourhood systems that are currently implemented in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that limit the process of satisfaction and sense of belonging to the small communities, and the lack of services needed be the individuals and the society in several aspects. Such as: Quality architecture design, gatherings, lack of green spaces and lack of housing diversity in the area and the high prices of land ownership and residential rents in areas that do not deserve the material and moral value of the ndividual and society they did not apply the concept of neighborhood, which is the most important point in which social ties and social convergence.

NEIGHBORHOOD CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT AREA

Project’s total area of 125,000 m2

LAND USE

NARROW PATHS

We devided the project into 3 different areas to accomidate for the different uses.

This shows the narrow paths created for the pedestrians to make for wind paths that keep them cool and shaded.

MAIN STREETS

OPEN SPACES

FINAL MASSING

This shows the final massing for the project.

BUILDING CONCEPT AIR HOOK This Airhook taken from the heritage architecture of the area function on bringing fresh air to the building.

MAIN CONNECTING PATH

This path connects the whole project and acts as a pedestrian vain for the project.

OPEN GROUND FLOOR The apartment building is standing on columns to make connection on the ground floor to the plaza.

SOLAR PANELS Solar panels are built into the duiplex units to make it more sustainable and make use of the sunny weather in the area.

PRIVATE COURTYARD All villas has its own private courtyard that is an open specing and a refreshing experience for the users yet private.

DOUBLE SKIN FASCADE The apartment’s fascade has a dobule skin to keep the privacy but still get lots of natural lighting.

SITE PLAN

This shows the car’s access points to the project

These are the main open areas for the for the project that we specified to make for a social experience for the users and residents.

BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE

FINAL PRODUCT

This is a rendered isometric for the project showcasing the final product of all the steps we went through.


02.0 UNDERGROUND FLOOR

ISOMETRIC

36% 14%

SAMAYA WALK Duplox Villa Zone 120 Duplox Villa Open Spaces

165 Parking

520 Parking

SAMAYA PLAZA Commercial Zone Restaurants and Cafes Offices Cinema Open Spaces

SECTION

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50%

26 Buildings that are Two Types Open Spaces

ISOMETRICS

Palm Square Bridge

Square

Playground

Square

Square Zip Line

Dancing Fountain Mosque and Amphitheatr

SAMAYA PLAZA

SAMAYA HEART

Fountain

SAMAYA WALK

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SAMAYA HEART Buildings Zone

Food Truck Square

Art Square Rose Square Field

Pool

BBQ Area

Square

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02.0 VILLA PERSPECTIVE

SECTION

ELEVATION

PLANS KEY MAP 1- Living Room 2- Dining 3- Bath Room 4- Kitchen 5- Multi-Purpose Room 6- Bed Room 7- Master Bed Room

Ground Floor

First Floor

Annex


02.0 APARTMENT BUILDING 1 UNIT TYPE

SECTION

KEY MAP 1- Living Room 2- Dining 3- Bath Room 4- Kitchen 5- Multi-Purpose Room 6- Bed Room 7- Master Bed Room

ELEVATION

PLANS

Commercial

Social Hub

Ground Floor

Commercial

Multi-Purpose Room

First Floor + Third Floor

Second Floor

Mechanical

Mechanical

Mechanical

Mechanical

Annex Floor


PERSPECTIVES SAMAYA PLAZA


PERSPECTIVES SAMAYA HEART


PERSPECTIVES SAMAYA HEART


03.0 HIGH RISE MIXED-USE STUDIO 6

PROJECT BRIFE HIGH RISE MIXED-USE located in AlSALAMH Neighborhood, JEDDAH that are consists of two buildings and plaza and Retail stores. The two buildings are Four-star business hotel with 99 UNIETS and Luxury condominium complex that have 21 APARTMENTS (1,2 and 3-bedroom units). Also, there is a plaza and Retail stores. Project Area: 6000 sqm


03.0 FINAL SPACE PROGRAM

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SPECIAL PROGRAM

1. Open Spaces 2. Plaza 3 .Retail 4.Pathway 3. Theater

Common

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3M 3 FLOORS

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1. Parking 2. Mechanical System 3. Drivers Room 4. Storages

Services STAGE 1: THE SITE

STAGE 2: THE SITBACK

STAGE 3: THE HIGHT and THE ENTRANCES

1. Reception 2. Nursery 3. Business Center 4. Playground 5. Events Hall Residential 6. Gym 7. Pray Area

OPEN SPACE FOR THE HOTEL

STAGE 4: DIRECT THE BUILDING TH THE WALKWAY

PLAZA G.F AND F.F

STAGE 5: THE PLAZA and OPEN SPACES

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03.0 SITE PLAN

BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE

ISOMETRIC

SECTION

HOTEL APARTMENTS

COMMERCIAL

PLAZA


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PERSPECTIVES FROM ALYAMAMH WALKWAY


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZA


04.0 TAIF RESORT STUDIO 5

PROJECT BRIFE Mountain Resort in Taif, Al-shafa, SA mountain. There are more than one objectives that Increased Number of Tourists that will Integrated Tourist Resort and Strengthening Social Communication for Visitors. Project Area: 6500 SQM


04.0 SITE RESPONSE

PROBLEM STATEMENT

PROGRAM ANALYSIS

PROBLEM STATEMENT

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The Weakness of the Concept of Resort in the Kingdom

Bad Understanding

Bad Design

Lighting Ventilation

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Gaming Center

CONCEPT The Concept is Making a Flexibility Circulation in the Resort and in the Same Time Making an Organization Massing that Support the Flexibility Circulation. Also, Taking into Consideration the Buildings Imprint on the Original Site, Respect Topography on the Site, and in Order to Realiz the Concept.

Low needs

Open Spaces

Resturant Services Market

Sun Protector

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT INITIAL CONTOUR TREATMENT THE SERVICES BULDING

THE SERVICES AREA

6500 sqm

THE MAIN BUILDING

THE MAIN BUILDING AREA

21000 sqm

SPECIAL PROGRAM

Services 1. W.C

2. Storages 3. Parking 4. Offices 5.Landry Room

5. Plaing in field 6. Zip Line 7. Picking 8. Running Track

1. Open Spaces 2. Spa 3 .Gym

STAGE 1

STAGE 3

STAGE 4

CONNECTING THE MAIN BUILDING WITH SERVICES BULDING

ORIENTING THE BULDING AT 30 ANGLE TO THE VIEW

STAGE 2

SEPARATING THE BUILDING TO MAKE SECONDRY CIRCULATION

1. Reception

REDISTRIBUTION OF THE ACTIVITIES BASED ON THE NEED FOR SERVICES

2. Lobby 3. Business Center 4. Resturant

Common

THE UNITE BULDING

THE UNITE AREA

1. Climbing 2. Gaming Center Activities 3. Theater 4. Playground

5. Cafe

Fucility

6. Market 7. Units

MAKING TERRACES FOR THE UNITE

STAGE 5

STAGE 6

STAGE 7

STAGE 8

STAGE 9


04.0 SITE PLAN

BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE

ISOMETRIC

SECTION Open Space (Running Track)

Main Entrance

Main Circulation (Core) Open Space (Seating Area)

Open Space (Flower garden) Main Circulation (Core)

Open Space (field)

Secondry Circulation (Stair)

Open Space (Vally Style)

ROOF

12.0 m

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9.0 m

LEVEL 2

6.0 m

Open Space (Modren Style)

Secondry Circulation (Stair-Ramp) Main Circulation (Core)

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LEVEL G

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Open Space (Modren Style) Open Space (Farm Style) Open Space (Seating Area)

Secondry Circulation (Stair)

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LEVEL -4

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04.0 PLANS LEVEL -2 FLOOR PLAN

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KEY MAP: 1- RECEPTION 2-LOBBY 3- CORE 4- TERRCE 5- BAR 6- LOADING AREA 7- OFFICES

8- LANDRY ROOM 9- REASTROOM 10- STORAGE 11-BEDROOM 12-BATHROOM 13- BUSINESS CENTER 14- GAMING CENTER

15- FILD 16- RESTAURANT 17- KITCHEN 18- CAFE 19- SPA 20- MASSAGE ROOM 21 RUNING TRACK

22-SONA ROOM 23-LOCKER AREA 24-WOMEN’S GYM 25-MEN’S GYM 26-THETAR 27-MARKET 28-JUICE CORNER


PERSPECTIVES THE MAIN VIEW FROM THE RESORT


PERSPECTIVES THE OPEN SPACES


05.0 ECO DISTRICT INTERNSHIP

PROJECT BRIFE THE SITE IS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA, IN AL-LULU NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE DISTRICT OF NORTH OBHUR, NEXT TO UMM BANDAR MOSQUE. OUR PROJECT AIMS TO MEET THESE GOALS AND PROPOSE NEW WAYS TO DESIGN FUTURE URBAN PROJECTS USING DIFFERENT METHODS AND START A FRESH MOVEMENT TO BUILD MORE HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES. BY TRANSFORMING THEM EFFECTIVELY IT WILL ENHANCE MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY AND IMPROVE THE OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE. Project Area: 260000 M²


05.0 MID-RISE CONCEPT

02 High accessibility

Plazas

commercial

Residential

Communal

MID-RISE OPEN SPACES CONCEPT

Bouncing Area

Meditation Area

Playground

Connecting Functions

TOWN HOUSES

SITE PLAN

VILLAS

VILLAS

TOWN HOUSES

MID-RISE BUILDINGS

COMMUNITY HUB

MASTER PLAN

VILLAS TOWN HOUSES

+ 4 500 People

1090 Units

98 200 m²

4.0

Avarage Household size

AMPHITEATER

Playing Area

21.8 m²

Residential Space Per Person

MP - ECO SYSTEM

Visual Connection and provide privacy

TOWN HOUSE CONCEPT

Exhibition

Amphitheater

A courtyard over 20% of the floor to bring in the natural light and create an outdoor space

03 Sub plazas within the buildings

MEDITATIONAREA

THE CONCEPT IS TO BUILD A SELF SUFFECIENT SUSTAINABLE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE PROJECT AIMS TO BE RESPONSIVE TO ITS SURROUNDINGS, FLEXIBLE AND ELEGIBLE FOR FUTURE DEVELOPEMENT.

COURT VILLA CONCEPT

Arcade

CONCEPT

01 Functions

Workshop

PROBLEM STATEMENT WHERE URBAN LIFE IN CITIES SUPPOSED TO REFLECT THE INHABITANTS DEMANDS, SOME STILL LACK THE BASIC NATURAL AND SOCIAL NEEDS AND RELY HEAVILY ON EXTERNAL SOURCES, SO A SWITCH TO A MORE HUMANE AND SUSTAINABLE DESIGN IS A SOLUTION. AND WITH THE WORLDWIDE ENERGY DEMAND INCREASED EXTRAOEDINARILY SINE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, THE RESOURCES AND THE EMMISSIONS IMPLICATIONS OF THE EXPANDING USE OF ENERGY HAVE BEEN IGNORED FOR A LONG TIME. THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS ALSO SHOWED US THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL FOOD PRODUCTION AND SELF SUFFICIENCY AND HOW THE GLOBAL DEMAND IS. THE IDEAL LIVING CONDITIONS CHANGES OVER THE DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND EVENTS, AND THAT EFFECTS THE DESIGN APPROACH OF THE ENVIRONMENT WE LIVE IN, AND HOW WE ADAPT TO THEM.

BOUNCING AREA

PLAYGROUND

01 Visual Connection

02 The Vertical Circulation is near the entrance

Flexibility within Rigidity

BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE

03 Clear path to the backyard


05.0 MID-RISE ISOMETRIC

A

APARTMENT PLAN

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B UP

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sqm 69 UNITS TOTAL BUILDING 69UNITS

UNITS

/ TYPE:

19,050

278

AREA

PEOPLE

TOTAL RESIDENTIAL AREA/ BUILDING TYPE: 19,050SQM

TOTAL RESIDENTS/ BUILDING TYPE: 437

P PARKING REQUIRED LOTS: 88

PARKING

sqm 88

60 UNITS TOTAL BUILDING 60UNITS

UNITS

/ TYPE:

15,800

252

AREA

PEOPLE

TOTAL RESIDENTIAL AREA/ BUILDING TYPE: 15,800SQM

TOTAL RESIDENTS/ BUILDING TYPE: 252

P

86

PARKING REQUIRED LOTS: 86

PARKING

APARTMENT TYPYS

UNIT A

UNIT B

UNIT C


05.0 COURT VILLA PERSPECTIVE

SECTION

ROOF 7.2m

FRIST FLOOR 3.6m

GROUND FLOOR 0.3m

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05.0 TOWN HOUSE PERSPECTIVE

SECTION

ROOF 10.8m

ANNEX FLOOR 7.2m

FRIST FLOOR 3.6m

PLANS

Ground Floor

First Floor

Annex


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZA


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZA


PERSPECTIVES VERTICAL FARMS


06.0 DEVELOP MASHAREF DISTRICT STUDIO 7

PROJECT BRIFE Urban Design : is the art of making safe, comfortable and inviting places for people. It includes the way places look, work and feel. Urban design includes the connections between places and buildings; the character of the built environment and the processes used for ensuring successful villages, towns and cities. Neighborhood: town planning principle that has gained acceptance in recent years as being one solution to a variety of problems in suburban communities throughout the country . Project Area: 230000 SQM


06.0 PROBLEM STATEMENT In general, there are many problems that exist in the neighborhoods of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that hinder and limit the process of feeling satisfied and belonging to this small community and the lack of services needed by the individual and society and wrong planning for these services in several aspects: Such as: Quality architecture design, gatherings, lack of green spaces and lack of housing diversity in the area and the high prices of land ownership and residential rents in areas that do not deserve the material and moral value of the individual and society they did not apply the concept of neighborhood, which is the most important point in which social ties and social convergence .

NEIGHBORHOOD CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LAND USES The work of a joint community center between neighboring neighborhoods in the area to enhance the social environment in the neighborhood

LAND USES

Creating two residential areas, a somewhat isolated area, in addition to a common one with a commercial area, and increasing housing options in the neighborhood. In addition to a commercial office building to enhance the economic environment in the region

Types of villas

CONCEPT

Residential commercial Commercial and offices

The design idea of the project came through the work of all studies and taking into account the current state of Saudi neighborhoods, especially the neighborhood of the masharef, and then how to employ and develop the basic principles of the urban design specialist in the development of residential neighborhoods. There are four stages of development, and they are as follows:

Community centre and schools

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

Making plaza

Buffer area Hotel

A separation area between the residential and commercial residential area Where people entertain themselves away from commercial places

Supported with multiple entertainment options as well as multiple activities options such as sitting, walking, exercising and playing

Create an open space and views of buildings, shops and plazas to enhance the social life of the neighborhood

1

Variety of uses

Public space

3

Creating walking spaces as well as bicycle paths

4

Torrent stream as plaza Buffer area as park

Public space

Increasing green spaces and creating new spaces

STAGE 3

Diversity of housing

STAGE 4


06.0 SITE PLAN

ISOMETRIC

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SECTION

1 Commercial Building

2 Office Building

3 Mixuse buildng

7 Community Center

8 Residential Building

9 School Area

4 Plaza

5 Community Garden

10 Neighborhood Garden

6 Mosque


PERSPECTIVES AROUND THE PROJECT


PERSPECTIVES THE PLAZA


PERSPECTIVES AROUND THE PROJECT


07.0 ROW HOUSE STUDIO 3

PROJECT BRIFE ROW HOUSE in AL KHALIDIYYAH, JEDDAH, SA. It is House for 6 PEOPLE. LAND AREA: 500 SQM, DEVIDED INTO 3 SLIDES EACH SLIDE 165 SQM.


07.0 CONCEPT

SITE PLAN

PLANS

PLACING ALL SERVICES ON A CENTRAL COURTYARD, AND THE LIVING AND BEDROOMS TOWARDS THE EDGES OF THE BUILDING TO ENSURE VISUAL COMMUNICATION TO THE OUTSIDE.

Ground Floor

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ISOMETRIC

First Floor MASSING

SETBACK

Annex

ELEVATION SUBTRACTION

FINAL FORM

SECTION


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08.0 WORKING DRAWINGS

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08.0 PLANS

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First Floor Ground Floor Beasment

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