first year of two year master’s in Architecture, Atmosphere and Digital programme
+ Grenoble School of Architecture EnsaG
Architecture Bachelor’s degree
+ Grenoble School of Architecture EnsaM
First and second year of the bachelor’s degree
+ Lycée Denis Diderot Marseille Baccalaureate
EXPERIENCE
+ ARCHIPEL
Grenoble
internship: Working on design diagrams, formal design, and facade design for two architecture competitions.
+ Du Sens Conultant
Marseille
Freelance: 3D modeling a villa and produced 4 renderings, followed by creating a shopping center with 4 rendered images. Additionally, crafted renderings for a butcher’s shop using SketchUp, Rhino 3D, and Lumion.
+ ATELIER R&K
Marseille
Freelance: Converted 2D drawings into 3D models for both a hangar and a villa, then generated images for construction permits, I utilized Rhino 3D, Lumion, and Photoshop for the conversion of 2D plans into 3D models and the subsequent creation of images for construction permit applications.
+ École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture
Grenoble
FabLab Monitor: I oversaw the use of laser cutting and 3D printing equipment. Responsible for maintenance and technical assistance, I facilitated student projects by guiding them in the effective utilization of these technologies.
+ École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture
Marseille
Revit Monitor: I instructed a group of architects in the world’s most widely used BIM software. Within one week, we created 3D models of houses of their choice, emphasizing practical application and efficient workflow techniques.
+ Turab.Earth.Terre
Republic of the Congo
Freelance: I produced five realistic renderings from 3D models using SketchUp, Lumion, and Photoshop. This involved combining my skills in modeling, rendering, and post-production to deliver high-quality visualizations for project presentations.
+ Helena GIL
Marseille
Freelance: Managed full-scale villa modeling from 2D blueprints, integrating interior furniture design. Produced rendered images capturing diverse villa atmospheres for client visualization.
+ Du Sens Conultant
Marseille
Freelance: 3d modelling of projects ranging from small-scale 9m² extensions to expansive shopping centers. Provided material proposals for facades and produced rendered images for each project using Revit, Sketchup, Lumion, and Photoshop.
+ École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture
Versailles
Internship: Selected as an intern whilst at high school. Aimed to enrich architectural culture
+ Du Sens Conultant Marseille
Internship: 3d modelling of projects ranging from small-scale 9m² extensions to expansive shopping centers. Provided material proposals for facades and produced rendered images for each project using Revit, Sketchup, Lumion, and Photoshop.
SOFTWARE
+ Bim: Revit
+ CAD: Rhinoceros, Autocad
+ CAO: Blender, 3Ds Max, Sketchup
+ Rendering: Lumion, Cycle, V-ray, Evee
+ Adobe: Photoshop, Lightroom, InDesign, Premeier
Skills
Languages : Driver’s license 2019
English: Advanced
French: Native or bilingual proficiency
Arabic: Native or bilingual proficiency
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The 2024 Olympic Games Pavilion of the FFCK
Verdant Harmony Nouvel Horizon Residence Cultural
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Center Modern Villa 56
DogFight
Photography
The 2024 Olympic Games Pavilion of the FFCK
As part of the 2024 Olympic Games, each National School of Architecture will create a pavilion. I had the opportunity to be part of my school’s team to design our pavilion project. These pavilions, inspired by sports, will be constructed in the Parc de la Villette in Paris.
Each pavilion is associated with a sports federation to promote it. During the Olympic Games period, they will be open to the general public to introduce them to various disciplines. At my school a group of students in Grenoble, we worked with the French Canoe Kayak Federation (FFCK), aiming to bring visibility and engagement to the sport through our architectural contribution.
LinkedIn - Project Presentation with FFKC and ENSAG :
Concrete Waves: An Architectural Project for Canoeing and Kayaking :
For the 2024 Olympic Games, I joined my school’s team to design a pavilion for Parc de la Villette in Paris. My roles included managing the 3D model, then focusing on the design and construction of the pavilion’s central core, inspired by wave shapes and made with Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC). Using Rhino Grasshopper, my group and I developed scripts and tested forms to achieve a dynamic, wave-like structure. After selecting MDF for the formwork, I prepared files for CNC machining to accurately shape the complex geometry. Finally, we poured UHPC and carefully removed the formwork to reveal a high-precision wave-inspired core, bringing our vision to life.
Manufacturing Process of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) Elements :
3. Milling of the MDF formwork base
2. 3D modeling
1. Grasshopper script of the shape
8. Handling the concrete panels (UHPC)
4. Preparation of the formwork
9. Positioning the panels
6. Removing the concrete panel from formwork (UHPC)
12. Final appearance of the concrete (UHPC)
5. Pouring the concrete (UHPC)
11. Surface treatment of the concrete (UHPC)
7. Drying the concrete panels (UHPC)
10. Assembly of the panels
Visualization
I was also tasked with creating realistic renderings of the project. To accomplish this, I used Rhino for the 3D modeling, Lumion for rendering, and Photoshop for post-processing. This combination of software allowed me to produce high-quality images that accurately represented the architectural design
The heart of this project beats with the promise of sanctuary, a haven for those seeking solace and tranquility far from the chaotic rhythms of city life. It extends an open invitation to all in need of a pause, a chance to deeply breathe and rejuvenate within the embrace of nature’s embrace. Picture a landscape adorned with meandering trails, hugged by diverse flora, offering a rare opportunity to rediscover the forgotten splendor that nature conceals amidst urban sprawls. To complement this retreat, a fine dining establishment graces the grounds—a restaurant with a sprawling terrace offering sweeping, picturesque views, allowing guests to savor exceptional cuisine while immersed in the breathtaking scenery. This architectural gem in Grenoble beckons as a haven for relaxation, exploration, and awe—a seamless melding of nature, art, and gastronomy crafting an unforgettable experience.
Project Semester 6 : Tchely Shin Studio
Verdant Harmony
The project integrates seamlessly into the slope, expanding vertically while respecting natural contours. A design adjustment reduces the perceived steepness to 15%, ensuring accessible paths.
Verdant a reception space the north.
Verdant Harmony’ welcomes guests with reception in the south and an exhibition space beside an outdoor amphitheater in north.
²Upper floors offer serene, nature-inspired rooms, while the fourth floor features fine dining in the south and a panoramic terrace in the north, creating an ideal setting to relax, dine, and enjoy the surrounding beauty.
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Nouvel Horizon
Project Semester 5 : Tchely Shin
Why to demolish and not double the livingspace ?
The Idea is to rehabilitate an existing student residence on the mountain of Rabot in Grenoble. And add an extension, Instead of paying on the destruction and reconstruction of zero, we double the living space with the same budget .
Residential part levels
Cross section
Longitudinal section
Landscape section
Axonometry of the the duplex idea
Residential distribution plans
Interior render of the relaxation area
Public commun level
This space disrupts the continuity between the old building and the new extension. Its purpose is to bring life to the structure, making it vibrant by offering areas that overlook Grenoble from the mountains. These spaces are designed to encourage community living among the residents and to host activities that attract people from the city.
This floor also features a relaxation area, providing a large space for hosting events for families or friends living in the neighborhood. The second area comprises a coffee shop with a vast terrace offering an incredible panoramic view of Grenoble. The third space is a versatile area surrounded by mountains and towering trees, creating an impression of complete isolation from the city.
Interior render of the multipurpose room
Coffeshop
Plan +05
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Cultrual Center
Why bring together all possible activities to beach ?
the 7th arrondissement of Marseille encounters a social problem, the vast majority of inhabitants are young people, who have a reptetive life cycle; work, home. The project proposes to give a great diversity to its inhabitants by offering them a lot of activity in a single project. and as it is on the beach, it offers a ship stop which facilitates transport to the north of marseille and motivates people to leave their cars and which makes less traffic jams in the city center through which they have to pass.
Project Semester 4 : Audrey Le Henaff Studio
Axonometry of the distribution :
Modern Villa
Mohammad Alshara
Conception, 3D Modeling & Visualisation of the Villa
Softwares : 3Ds Max , V-ray, Photoshop
DogFight Animation
Mohammad Alshara
Conception, 3D Modelling & Visualisation of the Airplanes
Softwares : Blender, Photoshop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGzwr2krkqg
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