Architectural portfolio - Abdallah Alzrikat

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

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A S T O N M A R T I N W O R K S H E R I T A G E S H O W R O O M

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This portfolio contains selected works between the years 2019 and 2022 during my bachelor studies

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This project was part of “the Arab Female Writer Pavilion” design coursesecond year, which serves as a pavilion to educate the people of Kafir TalhaEgypt about the Egyptian writer and activist Nawal Sadawi's accomplishments and celebrate her Ideologies empowering women around the world.

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Right: Top view of Kafr-Talha

The design literally and metaphorically merges with the layout and vernacular identity of the village, using mud from the Damietta river as the primary component used to construct the 1-4 meters high figures influenced by the blueprints of the residences adjacent to the site in which the women of KafirTalha live lives dominated by their partners, family members afflicted to live normally unable to enjoy their privileges

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The presence of Nawal in this project is represented by the circle in the middle breaking the cluster of the grouped figures representing the homes and expanding on all sides illustrating her impact on the community, Left: Plan view of the project

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3D FOAM MODEL 256 PIECES

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The design of the Aston Martin works heritage showroom is devoted to connecting with customers and passersby through the showroom and a central integrated outdoor screen that displays Aston Martin's achievements.

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The elevated screen constructed of copper spans throughout the project to reflect the brand's heritage and serves as the primary visual communicator with passersby and guests. It is critical to provide open space for people to meet and enjoy the experience while participating in the project.

Above: Section A-A

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Renderings by: Abdallah Zrikat

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The Six storeys design houses two showroom spaces. One is connected to the B1 level, which forms the entry plaza area, while the other is connected to the other two smaller buildings through hanging bridges. The remaining levels are structured as administrative zones including a gift shop and community spaces.

Above: B1 plan Middle: First floor plan Below: seconed floor plan

Left: A view of the Atrium Right : Street level main entrance Renderings by: Abdallah Zrikat

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located in Paul-Rosa Strasse, Schweinfurt, the Axis residence is a project that aims to create an ideal living atmosphere through its innovative concept of flexible apartments. This concept allows the owners to change and adapt their houses to their needs, shaping the space into their lifestyle.

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The flats are arranged around a central core, which houses the vertical communications and distributes the surrounding area. The structure also functions as a space distributor. The structure, which stands in the center of the composition, separates the green area into two distinct gardens, one in the front and one in the rear.

Left: GF Plan Right: First Floor Plan Below: Section A-A

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The apartment´s design is based on a simple concept: Server and served space. This concept allows the space to change and adapt to the needs of the people living in it, creating multiple possible ways of using the space.

Below: Facade Section

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Above: Interior render Below: 3d render of main entrance area renderings by: Abdallah Zrikat

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Villa 03 is a concept project located in Abdoun, Jordan. it was designed on a well-thought-out architectural idea, as well as structural, mechanical, and electrical blueprints, with comprehensive construction plans made so that the project could be executed in reality.

The project was designed using Building Information Modelling (BIM) software, specifically Revit, throughout the design process.

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Left: Dimensional GF plan Right: Dimensional first floor plan Down: Eastern elevation

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Above: 3D of structural systems Right: Section 1-1

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Above: Drainage system layout 3D Left: Roof parapet detail Right: Concrete footing detail

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3D render of the dining area renderings by: Abdallah Zrikat

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Above: Living room render Below: Northen facade render renderings by: Abdallah Zrikat

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D O W N T O W N A M M A N H E R I T A G E P A R K ​ U R B A N

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An Urban Project that induces the reminiscences of downtown Amman as part of the urban heritage network of the city through An inclusive living cultural heritage network for a developing downtown Amman

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Memory of the Seil Underground Roman Layer Intangible Heritage The Trail Connecting the Urban Heritage Landmarks

The trail emerged from the analysis of the multilayered site, connecting the memory of the Seil, tangible and intangible heritage and personal landmarks of the users of the site. The trail also corresponds to the transportation patterns of the users, and cars.

The major nodes and sectors arising from the urban heritage study focus on the creation of an urban heritage network through:

Introducing the legacy of over- and underground heritage landmarks Connecting the intangible heritage to the physical present heritage Creating an inclusive network of quality open spaces

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Disconnected tangible and intangible layers Plan

Underground Roman Layer Overground Roman Layer Recent Excavations Hashemite Layer Local Markets Memory of the Seil Locals' movements Tourists' movements

Disconnected layers in a weak and threatened network due to the quality of the pedestrian connections in the area

Stairs Pedestrian Crossings Markets Car Directions Traffic Light Transportation Points

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Rainfall and stormwater analysis plan

Existing Culverts Extended Culvert Culvert Plans Rainfall Culvert Project Water pump joints Water pipe Bottleneck Stormwater runoff

The area has a challenging water flooding issue due to the topography.

The sustainability of the site is threatened

Floods resulting by the bottleneck effect caused by insufficient management of current rainfall 37 culverts in downtown Amman, Jordan

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Action areas plan

Action Area 1 Cultural Park and Archaeological Park Action Area 2 Archaeological Park and The Nymphaeum Action Area 3 Local Markets and The Husseini Mosque

The region was separated into three activity zones to make the design process more manageable: Action Area 1 Cultural Park and Archaeological Park Action Area 2 Archaeological Park and The Nymphaeum Action Area 3 Local Markets and The Husseini Mosque

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Masterplan

The zone of action, Action Area 1: Cultural Park and Archaeological Park was the part that my colleagues and I worked on.

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Action area 1 site plan

One of the multifunctional submerged space planned as a water collection bucket and community meeting spot

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LEARN AND INTERACT!

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Various 3D images of the project displaying a variety of interactive social spaces, workshops area, interpretation panels, and archaeological shelters

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