


Since childhood, my fascination with architecture, particularly the intricate details and styles of buildings, has been unwavering. This interest extends beyond mere travel experiences; even in watching movies, my focus gravitates towards the thematic essence and emotional resonance rather than the storyline and characters. As I matured, this passion for architecture deepened, influenced significantly by some of my favourite films.
Soft Skills Speaker
• Group Leader
• Productive
• Fast Learner
• Creative Thinker
• Co-Op Trainee at Diriyah Company Design Lead, Special Assets – Design & Development Department
• Vice President of The Student Council
In 2022 I joined the student council as a member to help other students of the collage and organize various events
• Volunteer for Archgallery 2023&2024 Events
Member of the team to setup the event and help the visitors.
• Representative of Saudi Arch Students in Oman
Represent Saudi Arabia in “Urban October” of Muscat, Oman.
• Volunteer for LARCH Expo 2023 Event
Member of the team to setup the event and help the visitors.
• First Place Winner of “Diriyah Mosque Competition”
A Competition to design najdi traditional mosque (Top 3 TBA)
• First Place Winner of “Retal for Creative Design 2023”
By Retal to design a neighbourhood park with a random selected team
• First Place Winner of “Old Tuwaim Competition 2021”
A Competition by IAU to rebuild the house of Mfeez family in Tuwaim, Saudi Arabia
• Top Ten nominee of “Designathone 2024”
We proposed “Kraban” project at “Design for Good” track in the designathone
• College of Architecture And Planning Trajectories
Featured on the college Trajectories 6 times (Vol.4,5 and 6)
• Project Featured in “Archgallery 2023” Event Participant with one of my project (AlKhaliq Mosque) at the event
• Project Featured in Diriyah “Traditional Architecture” Participant with one of my project (House of AlMfeez) at the event
• Projects Featured in LARCH Expo 2023 Event Participant with three of my project (Taybah Square) & (IAU seafront)
The Al-Mfeez family is funding the House of Al-Mfeez architectural competition through Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University in order to renovate their traditional najdi home in Tuwaim , Saudi Arabia in Sudair Region
The project›s main goal is to restore traditional najdi homes in a way that is both functional and sustainable, employing sustainable materials and energy-saving techniques while maintaining the sites original elements.
12/2023
Design Studio IX
The main concept of the modular skyscraper is the minimize the separation between indoor and outdoor areas and creating semiopen areas for the offices that can be used as a setting areas, also one of the benefits of modular buildings is the ability to modify the spaces easily
The Glass Cube Building’s primary objective is to create a welcoming and inspiring space for its occupants while minimizing its ecological footprint.
In the ambitious landscape of mass development, where the demand for efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable structures is paramount
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“Bab AlRahma” or “Door of Mercy,” is rooted
in a profound design concept that seamlessly blends traditional Najdi architectural elements with contemporary functionality. Embracing the rich cultural
heritage of Diriyah, our team envisions a mosque that not only serves as a spiritual sanctuary but also as a harmonious expression of the local identity, by using the same techniques & material as the before
11/2023
First Place Winner of “Diriyah Mosque Competition” Abdullah AlQudayri - Abdulrahman AlShihri - Fahad AlMosabah - Naif Ajaji - Faisal AlSaeed
Najdi architecture is a reflection of the region’s culture, climate, and available resources. While contemporary architecture in Saudi Arabia has evolved, traditional Najdi architecture still influences modern designs, preserving the cultural heritage of the region.
Mosques usually house a dedicated room for Quranic education, known as the “kuttab,” where students learn the Quran under the supervision of a teacher.
First, when analyzing the site’s axes and climate suitability, we noticed its alignment primarily along the north and west. Consequently, we focused on using these axes for the site’s entrance and visibility, creating a strong initial impression and interaction in these directions. We then chose the mosque’s location with these factors in mind.
Sarha is an open space usually takes and rectangle shape and serve as a transition form the praying area to the outside of the mosque, here is usually some cultural events take place
Secondly, when applying the program and zoning the site, we divided it into three parts: the mosque, the private house, and public services. After studying the site’s axes, we placed the private house at the secondary street for privacy, positioned public services for accessibility and foot traffic, and ensured gender separation with an arcade
Mosques include dedicated rooms for ablution and bathing, known as “misaqat” or “mi’dah,” where prayers cleanse themselves and ablution before prayers.
The design concept of the mosque begins with the mosque’s main entrance itself, where the design of the “Bab Al-Rahmah Mosque” embodies the prayer “
” symbolically and artistically in line with the Najdi architecture and local culture of the Diriyah region. This main door serves as the gateway to the world of prayer and spirituality, constantly reminding worshippers of the importance of opening the doors of Allah’s mercy in their lives.
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Sarha Iwan is our first place winner project designed for Retal Creative Architectural Design Competition in 3 working days at Retal headquarter in Khobar, the project goal is creating a community
park for one of Retal’s residintal projects “Iwan” , the main concept of the design is creating every thing the residents miss in their homes and make it safe and achieve quality of life standards .
12/2023
First Place Winner of Retal Creative Architectural Design Competition Abdullah AlQudayri - Nawaf AlGhamdi - Afnan AlJarbou - Faisal Erbie
First step for designing is to know very well the surrounding and flow of the people, the climate of the site and the demography.
We saw that around the site is two big parks that is focus on public users, here it’s more like a semiprivate compounded and not a crossing area for the public and outsiders of the area.
The project goal is to design an urban space as a downtown for AlMadinah AlMunawwarah city , one of the most important cities for Muslims , here built the first mosque in history and the prophet lived,
a lot of his life , the project challenges was dealing already existing urban fabric and work between creating new spaces and rehabilitation, adaptive reusing and conservation based on the historic value for the place.
06/2023
Design Studio VIII
Abdullah AlQudayri - Nawaf AlGhamdi
The Medina walls stand as a testament to the city’s rich history and its importance as a spiritual center for Muslims around the world remaining sections of the walls can be visited by tourists and pilgrims, offering a glimpse into the past and the city’s fascinating history.
The Old City of Medina is a fascinating place to explore, with its narrow streets, traditional mud-brick houses, and bustling markets. Here you can get a sense of the city’s history and culture.
The values and norms of the people of al AlMadinah is known even before Islam, until this day we see these values importance and can be seen in varies areas of Al Madinah
The Project main goal is making the site as a downtown and the heart of AlMadinah , we approach this goal by focusing on creating a strong pedestrian network that connect the historical sites and landmarks together and to the haram almanawi.
Pattern & Urban Furniture
The Al-Mfeez family is funding the House of Al-Mfeez architectural competition through Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University in order to renovate their traditional najdi home in Tuwaim , Saudi Arabia in Sudair Region
The project›s main goal is to restore traditional najdi homes in a way that is both functional and sustainable, employing sustainable materials and energy-saving techniques while maintaining the sites original elements.
02/2022
First Place Winner of Tuwaim Old Town Competition
Abdullah AlQudayri - Abdulaziz AlSalman
The program of the competition is making the house for the visitors of the families and a place of gathering “Dewanya” in Arabic, by providing a big “Majlis” and other services
In Tuwaim, the elderly residents take pride in crafting their homes with adobe bricks and gypsum frames for openings. These adobe structures not only blend harmoniously with the landscape but also showcase the community’s artistic touch. Doorways, adorned with intricate patterns, serve as both functional elements and expressions of cultural heritage.
In Tuwaim, the iconic Najdi triangle graces the landscap The deliberate choice of the triangle goes beyond aesthetics; it leveraged the structural prowess of triangles in load distribution, eliminating the need for additional thresholds over such openings, akin to arches or domes
The diversity in door designs. further reflects the rich tapestry of Tuwaim’s architectural heritage. From doors saturated with vibrant colours and intricate patterns to more minimalist counterparts, the variations offer insights into the wealth and preferences of each household.
The ingenuity of Najdi builders in Tuwaim extends beyond aesthetics to innovative construction techniques. One such method, known as “veins” (قورــع), involves building with mud by adding one layer each day, creating a distinctive vein-like pattern. This meticulous process, though time-consuming, results in enhanced structural strength over time.
using Load-bearing Rammed earth system for walls to maintain the same vibe as the surrounding with more sustainable and stronger material
Creating a shape that take the full advantage of the sunlight and having the best view
In Tuwaim’s past, families distinguished their animals with a unique symbol called “Wasm,” a tangible mark of ownership. Beyond practicality, these symbols were woven with familial pride and tradition, imprinting the landscape with the heritage of each family in the ancient practice of Wasm.
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Al Rabwah is a housing project for design studio VII , designing 30 villas with the street network, utilities , landscaping and amenities on a challenging topography and using every space of the site without waste any areas
My goal of the project is creating sense of community and making it safe for families and Individuals to walk around the gardens in a welcoming space, also saving the visual identity of the surrounding culture and area
11/2022
Design Studio VII
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AlKhaliq Mosque is a project for Design Studio VI, Designing a prayer hall for men and women, house for imam and moazen, surrounding landscape and Public WC , the project is organized by Retal
The project focus on praise Allah creation by using natural and sustainable materials, using landscaping for the users to make them meditate Allah creation and using natural lighting to make the project efficient
04/2022
Design Studio VI Featured in College Trajectories Vol.6
AlKhaliq Mosque is focusing on praising Allah creation and make it harmonize with the nature like it’s a part of it by using natural material, water elements and green areas as profit Mohammed said
(The earth has been made for me a mosque and a purifier)
Using post tension Panel Beam as the main structural system to carry the vertical shapes, also it hold a long span that can provide around 24-26m without any columns inside the mosque making it more functional
Saqefah is a project for Design Studio V, Designing a rest area in front of the red sea with bedrooms , food plaza, super maket and public WC for travelers to make a place where you can they take a break
12/2021
Design Studio V Featured in College Trajectories Vol.6
The project focus on creating sustainable building with green roof, creating unique vertical experience, creating different micro climate then the surrounding and giving shade to the users in a comfortable place
Saqefah ben Sai’da was a place to rest , gather and shade in 632ce at Al-madina held under it a lot of history, the goal of the project is to make a place where people can gather and shade on the road like saqedah ben Saida
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