AMAL NAGI ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
2 AMAL NAGI EZZAT amalnagi0101242033012@gmail.com CONTENT El HARA, DEWAN EXPO 2030, WDS FESTIVAL CITY 2030, WDS THE PIXEL, EERI LOFIT, CCH NILE VALLY, UTW PIXEL SKETCHESWORKINGLIFETHEINTERNATIONALRESIDENCESCHOOLHIGHRISEISMOVEMENTDRAWINGS 3 4 7 2521191614128-1113151820-2426272829
3 Girls ”SanctuaryELHARA“ Iraq - El Madain2021 TEAM WORK: TAMAYOUZ EXCELLENCE AWARD - DEWAN AWARD FOR ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION - HANDELLED RENDERING SHOTS AND VISUALIZATION IN ADDITION TO THE GENERAL CONCEPT AND THEME. Elements of Islamic Architecture implemented within the design to inspire the girls and give them sense of belonging. OBJECTIVES: Physical, emotional, intellectual, spirtiual, financial, social, enviromental, professional wellness.
4 EXPO 2030 ”Medical City“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021 TEAM WORK: TEAM COORDINATOR AND TEAM MEMBER, I PARTICIPATED IN MODELING, GRASSHOPPER, RHINO, PLANS, STUDIES, SIMULATIONS, CONCEPT, PRESENTATION, BOARDS, DATA GATHERING, DATA PrimaryANALYSINGgoal:Setup a Grand Opening Festival Secondary goal: Enhance visitation, commerce, and local daily life. THEME: Must address a global issue and reflect the host identity MAAT LIFE: Integrating pharaonic principle of living in sync amongst all creation with the modern approach of Nexus Thinking Nexus Food WaterEnergySocialEnvironmentalEconomic
The medical zone is derived from harmony with nature due to the presence of flood path by forming harmony with it and creating a natural scenery for the patients instead of being afraid of building around it. it is a complementery project that is of an important need, medical cities tend to develop around a major hospital and as a result, their care delivery model and the path of development tend to orient to highly acute transactional care.
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The flood path is usually a major proplem that faces different cities and the zones had to reflect the design so the strategies that were taken when solving the buildings considered the environment and the human needs. In order to contain the environmental problem the flow is directed into a maze in order to slow down the flood speed. BEING ZONE (SOUL) HOSPITALS ZONE (BODY) ZONE (MIND)
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EXPO 2030 ”Medical City“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021
6 VERTICAL FARMING PETS HOSPITALS MENTAL REHABILITATION PHYSICAL REHABILITATION CLINICS AND DORMS MATERNITY HOSPITAL HOSPITALCANCER HOSPITALCHILDREN HOSPITALGENERAL AUDITORIUM CENTERRESEARCH EXPOCOLLEGE2030”Medical City“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021 Being a part of the water district, the whole zone responds to the nature the medical zone is located within the water zone in the expo layout.
Green roof Mass along the perimeter for max. exposure to natural light and ventilation
Starting the form with the required area and volume. Bridges patternParametric entrance cladding Creating an inner court to act as a Private space to have the needed outdoor activities for a healthy environment.
Placing wellness at the center of the community. incorporating culture as it is a part of who we are, is the main drive for the concept of this mental rehabilitation center. Colors, materials, patterns, forms, spaces configuration and different façade expressions were different tools for enhancing the design.
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Mental rehabilitation form generation:
Considering environmental aspects to achieve human comfort (claddings, shades, green roofs).
Using different patterns to give different user experience for the wide range of users and uses.
EXPO 2030 ”Medical City“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021
FESTIVAL CITY 2030 ”Hotels and restaurants zone“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021
Vision: Introducing Sharm ElSheikh as an International EcoResilient city blending with nature and its sensational experiences ( EXCITEMENT, EASINESS AND PEACEFULNESS ) through building an urbanization, design networks between man made assets and the surrounding.
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Analogy: The magnetic field lines are formed around attraction points presenting our main and secondary functions and are given high or low magnetic charge according to said hierarchy.
E A S I N E S S P E A C E F U L E X C I T I N G Integrated Urban Fabric Ecological Awa eness CITYSUFFICIENTSELFSMARTCITY Mixed Used Spaces Local InteractiveMobilityProductionArchtectu e Quality Monitoring CITYRESILIENTCITYECO ZeroEmissionsCarbonSecured Ecology WasteZero Reducepeton GreenSourcesEnergy Urban Elements Change Consump on AgainstWith Te orism Pandem c Natu e Cu u e IDENTITYCITYIDENTITYCITYnte es ng Routes Blending with Nature Cu u al Node Ente ta nment GamificationHubTechniques
Mission: Build an all in one city that includes various hubs met all modern life activates (Business, entertainment, trade, hospitality, touristic, and cultural , … etc. ) in order to be designed according to sustainable and eco designs principles.
concept: Just like the Bedouin were in a path looking for their needs, then they saw an opportunity on an intersecting path and they settled, our project acts as a guide to the rest of the surrounding projects guiding the tourists through their chosen kind of journey and pointing their attention to different opportunities in a different path.
9 FESTIVAL CITY 2030 ”Hotels and restaurants zone“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021
10 FESTIVAL CITY 2030 ”Hotels and restaurants zone“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021 The building Structural System is combined System which consists of two main systems that collaborate: concrete structure combined with a system of Space Frame. 1 Inner buildings structural system: Skeleton system (Beam and column) Flat slap Structure. 2 Outer shade structural system: Space trusses Using double glazing panels in design hotels façade (Environmental aspect ) Advantages of DoubleGlazed panels: Better Insulation. Noise ReducedReduction.Energy Bills. It is ReducedEco-friendly.Interior damage. Increased Security.
The entrance is an important part of the building. it is a place of transition, it should be vast and shaded. in this building, the entrance is obtained by the roof surface downward the spot skylights are arranged linearly to organize the internal space and facilitate orientation. here in a similar way, the light coming from the top, organizes the internal space. the color and finishing texture of restaurant is in harmony with the surrounding ground. the main material is pigmented concrete, but resembles a natural material such as clay and straw.
11 FESTIVAL CITY 2030 ”Hotels and restaurants zone“ Sharm Al WDSSheikh2021
Raising the quality of life by creating better places for Maximizinglivingtheheritage value of this historic place, rich site Creating sustainable communities. Investing it in an optimal way for the direct benefit to the people of the fustat region, as well as to the residents of cairo as a whole
Historical area frequented by many people -existing citizens and tourists, both local and international- , because of its powerful identity and the presence of historical places, the lake of Ain Al-Sira, Fustat Museum , ... Therefore, it is the most risky area exposed to epidemics from all over the world from which could spread to other places.
The design relied on providing outstanding solutions for a small residential unit which enables users to practice activities efficiently and effectively.
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12 RESIDINTIAL APARTMENT CCHALBUILDING”LOFIT“FUSTAT2021
The main challenge was to create an environment that is resistant to the current pandemic and all the pandemics to come ..
13 RESIDINTIAL APARTMENT CCHALBUILDING”LOFIT“FUSTAT2021 Hygienic floor covering provides a fully seamless finish so it prevents the growth of bacteria they are also generally quite slip Melamine:Thewooden panels covered with a layer of resin are easy to clean Glass:Itis very easy to disinfect glass using the usual products 1 1 2 2 3 3 8 4 7 5 6 1 5 64 7 The design provide basic daily needs and comfortability that ensures the ability to depend on the interior space without the necessity to go outside in pandemics. BedBathroomKidsOfficeKitchenReception/livingroomroom/officeSterilizationroom Shell wall columns
Modular design Our plan design is based on a modular grid with fixed structural supports and prefabricated walls that are installed based on need offering various space solutions (even a ward in case of large number of patients). 12 16 Form Generation The idea is to create a modular design that can adapt to various needs and is flexible to change, to increase floor area if needed. This is done by creating a grid (beams and columns) that extends upwards and horizontally if needed.
Figure 1: structure.existing Figure 5: chance for extension. Figure 4: adding healing gardens. CirculationCirculation is divided in 4 parts to separate different cores (Patients, Doctors, Services, Visitors). During The pandemic, it is crucial to convert the hospital into two separate sections.
HIGHRISE HOSPITAL BUILDING “THE EERISEATTLE,PIXEL“USASDC2021 Level
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THE PIXEL Towards an adaptive future
Figure 2: extension.required Figure 3: pixilation to maximize sun exposure.
15 HIGHRISE HOSPITAL BUILDING “THE EERISEATTLE,PIXEL“USASDC2021 - During Pandemics Two zones to lower the risk of virus transmission, between patients and covid19 patients. Patients’ rooms+ external clinics+ Healing Covidcenter19 patients’ rooms - During Regular Days Patients’ rooms+ external clinics+ Healing center LEED 1 Collect rainwater that fall along the façade. 2 Three-pipe systems enable non-potable water to be used. 3 Greywater recycling system. Materials and resource Strategies Applied: Water Efficiency Strategies Applied: -1 Flexibility in design (Modular Design). 2 Acoustic materials and acoustic treatment. 3 Reduce the release of (PBTs). Isolation rooms requires an anteroom. It serves as a controlled area for the transfer of supplies, equipment, and persons. Also acts a barrier against the potential loss of Providingpressurization.adequate spacing in waiting areas, corridors, hallways, and entrance lobby. a minimum of 2600 mm width for corridors. This is to allow for 1000 mm for social distancing and 300 mm for human movement
COMMUNITY CENTER ”NILE VALLEY“ASWAN2020 Concept: The nature layers and form of the valley leads the Nile towards a certain direction with inspired the form of the building to follow the nature of the topography and let it leads its TEAM WORK: TEAM LEADER, I PARTICIPATED IN MODELING, RHINO,GRASSHOPPER,PLANS,STUDIES, SIMULATIONS, CONCEPT, ACOUSTICPRESENTATIONTREATMENTS, DETAUILING.
This community center benefits from the breathtaking nature of the city and its powerful identity to create a center its main focus is embracing the culture and the beauty of the nature there. COMMUNITY CENTER ”NILE VALLEY“ASWAN2020
COMMUNITY CENTER ”NILE VALLEY“ASWAN2020 Reduce Heat Island By : Underground Parking Providing shade from trees Structure covers by solar panels Use solar reflectance surfaces Architectural shading devices Minimizing the development footprint Reduce Hardscape to reduce overall heat
RESEDINTIAL BUILDING ”PIXELNEWRESIDENCE“CAPITAL2020 The challenge: designing a well integrated unit, effecient in space and suitable for all users. material used in the facade acoording to the increase in the length
RESEDINTIAL BUILDING ”PIXELNEWRESIDENCE“CAPITAL2020 The residence have a varaity of options for the user to choose from, the materials were choosen to enhance the user experience and communicate well with the surroundings.
concept and design approch: coping with the future is what every school with extraordinary students should offer. Taking an interactive Architectural approach designing the building will enhance this. light simulations, mobile forms and environmental responses increases the efficiency of the building and serves the approach perfectly. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ”SMART AND RESPONSIVE“ CAIRO, THE FIFTH SETTLEMENT2019
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ”SMART AND RESPONSIVE“ CAIRO, THE FIFTH SETTLEMENT2019 Built up area %33 - using angles 30 and 60 to take the ideal oreintation (natural sunlight, controling ventlation and heat gain). - maximizing the efficiency of the building and it›s response to nature. (dynamic facades, modern glasses control light transmittance, formtransparency).generation Basement floor Llayout First floor Bird eye view second floor Third floor
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ”SMART AND RESPONSIVE“ CAIRO, THE FIFTH SETTLEMENT2019 massing the buildings to suit the function and respect the oreintation. visualizing the relations between different masses and how it will respond to each other on different aspects. final mass compined and color coded - interaction and connection between the indoor and the out door. - space program is clear to the user. - vertical and horizontal connection between all the buildings. - accessible roofs and english courts increase the range of activities.
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smart facade skin selective responiveskintothe sun brightness and heat controlled system (manual and automatic) works as an envelope surrounding the building. smart building energy efficiency, solar panels on inclined roofs. green areas, green roof accessible. interactive landscape, dynamic fixtures and interactiveshades. facae, responsive to the improveenvironment.thequality of atmosphere inside the widebuildingrange of activities can be performed inside (visual presentations, videos display, audio and other means) the panels material according to the place of the panel and the function it is required to perform. materials: blue tinted glass, electro chemical glass, solid panels, translucent panels with the effect of solid panels.
25 MIXED USE TOWER ”THE HIGH RISE“ CAIRO, MASPERO TRIANGLE2019 TEAM WORK (3 STUDENTS) I PARTICIPATED IN ALL THE PROCESS CONCEPT AND IDEA CREATION, MODELING, BOARDRESEARCH,PRESENTATION, ARCHITERCTURAL SECTIONSDRAWINGSAND PLANS.
26 MIXED USE TOWER ”THE HIGH RISE“ CAIRO, MASPERO TRIANGLE2019 THE SECTION AND THE ANALYSIS IS FROM MY WORK, IT FOCUSES ON SHOWING THE BUILDING’S FUNCTION AND THE USE OF EACH SCAPCE.
360 degrees with different peaks giving the visitor the sensation of movement and life ( slight change of physical location or position) user experience: the overall experience of the visitors will be mainly concerned with the best way to provide them with the basic knowledge about the nile and its progress along the history in a physical way where they can sense the movement.
Uaing repeatative units with different peaks giving the influence of movement, making it a full circle (half above the ground and half below the ground) changing the heights and the diameters of the rings inserting glass strips flixable and heat resistant adding contour and levels to show some parts from the under ground merging with the thelandscapestripsrotates
27 EXHIBTION ”LIFE IS MOVEMENT“ GIZA, ALONG THE 2018NILE
SOME WORKING DRAWINGS FOR MULTIPLE PROJECTS
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