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ARATHI

P T L

RADEESH

O R F O I O

ARATHI RADEESH JUNIOR ARCHITECT

ACADEMICS

SKILLS LANGUAGE ENGLISH

MALAYALAM

HINDI

ARABIC

HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION Gems Our Own English High School, Dubai

04/2004 - 04/2016

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE Manipal Academy of Higher Education,

06/2016 - 06/2021

EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE SKILLS

Autodesk AUTOCAD

An individual with a passion for architecture and keen insight towards urban spaces and living development with excellent communication skills, and can fit as a team player in a driven environment. An observer with eyes to find solution to the current urban issues linking to the architectural background in the professional world.

Adobe Illustrator

Autodesk REVIT

Trimble SketchUp

Adobe InDesign CC

Adobe Photoshop

Autodesk Civil 3D

MS Word

EXPO 2020 Architectural Intern - Real Estate & Development, Dubai

07/2018 -08/2018

EXPO 2020 Architectural Intern - Real Estate & Development, Dubai

07/2019 - 08/2019

ATELIER ARAMPATHAN, DUBAI Junior Architect

11/ 2020 - 05 2021

JOHN R HARRIS & PARTNERS, DUBAI Architectural Intern

07/ 2020 - 07 2021

JOHN R HARRIS & PARTNERS, DUBAI Graduate Intern

10/ 2021 - 04 2022

JOHN R HARRIS & PARTNERS, DUBAI Junior Architect

04/ 2022 - 09/2023

MANIPAL ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBAI Research Assistant

09/ 2020 - 05/2022

ACHEIVEMENTS • Represented UAE at International Stage of Multi Comfort by Saint Gobain - Milan Italy • Saint Gobain Multicomfort Contest 2019- National Level First Position

+44 7770526821

Lumion

Rhino

MS Powerpoint

MS Excel

• Participated in ADPI Ingenierie Airport Process Innovation Challenge • Active member of Student Council and Event orgnizer in

arathiradeesh98@gmail. Arathi Radeesh

• Participated in Expo Live University Innovation Programme

Univeristy

INTEREST

JUNE 2019 MAY 2019 MAY - JUNE 2019 NOVEMBER 2018 2018-2019

RESEARCH PAPER • Transforming Mina Rashid to Mixed Used development • Redefining Neighborhood Community spaces in Karama &

Al Qusais, Dubai, UAE

Satwa

07/2019 04/2020

• Significance of Culture and Heritage in the Urban planning

Reference: 1. Ashok G Iyer HOD - School of Design & Architecture Manipal Academy of Higher Education,Dubai ashok_iyer@manipaldubai.com 2. Ritesh Jamaiyar Associate Architect & Director John R Harris & Partners rj@johnrharris.com

and development

09/2020

CERTIFICATES MOVIES

PHOTOGRAPHY

TRAVEL

• Greening the Economy: Sustianable Cities • Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific • Sustainable Tourism - Promoting environmental Public health • Smart Cities - Managment of Smart Urban Infrastructures • Urban Nature : Connecting Cities, Nature and Innovation • Reclaiming the street for livable urban spaces

PAINTING

SPORTS

MUSIC

• Beyond Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) • Volunteer at Beat Diabetes Walk - Dubai Cares • Volunteer at Career Development Center

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2. ANALYSIS: BENDALE NEIGHBORHOOD .......................................................................................................................... 06 3. MINA RASHID WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT,DUBAI ..................................................................................................... 09 4. COTERIE - LOW COST HOUSING, MILAN ....................................................................................................................... 13 5. REVIVAL OF BURDUBAI, DUBAI ....................................................................................................................................... 18 6. MASTER PLAN DEVELOPMENT........................................................................................................................................ 22 7. LIFE STYLE CENTER - AL AIN, ABU DHBAI......................................................................................................................... 24 8. MISCELLANEOUS ............................................................................................................................................................. 29

CONTENTS

1. SHARJAH RESEARCH WORK - ONGOING PROJECT ..................................................................................................... 01

MUSEUMS AS DENOMINATORS IN THE EMIRATE OF SHARJAH SUBJECT : EXTENDED RESEARCH WORK IN FIFTH YEAR B.ARCH YEAR : 2020 - 2021 (SEM 10 - PRESENT) TEAM/TUTORS: ASHOK.G.IYER (HEAD OF DEPARTMENT), SHAGHI SASI NAIR (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR) , ARATHI RADEESH (RESEARCH ASSISTANT/GRADUATE ARCHITECT) PROJECT: ACADEMIC/PERSONAL

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ROLE: To analyze and understand the previous research works. Identifying the parts of the Sharjah Emirate and Developing a graphical representation of the same. Study and develop urban layers at the Macro level of the research. Identification and documentation of the different cultural zones and their co-relation. Study each cultural zone and justify its importance to the entire region. Visit one of the Museum typologies and analyze its function in the present time.

As a part of the ongoing Sharjah Research, macro-level research identifying the connection between the cultural denominators within the Emirate of Sharjah. The reserach is a continuation to contributing to the development of the Emirate of Sharjah for public uses and better placemaking as well as conserving the cultural thread through instituti onal typologies. Note: There are only abstracts of the reserach presented in the portoflio. If the review commitee wishes to know more about the work done, a presentation can be done for the same .

SULTANATE OF OMAN DIBBA AL HISN RAS AL KAHIMAH UMM AL QUWAIN FUJAIRAH

KHORFAKKAN

AJMAN

SHARJAH CITY

FUJAIRAH

DUBAI KALBA

MOBILITY - THE LINKING INDICATOR The macro-level research identifying the connection between the cultural denominators within the Emirate of harjah has shown the fragmentation of the emirate connecting at various parts of the country from East to West. The Emirate of Sharjah is the ‘Cultural capital of the Arab World’ and was recognized by UNESCO in 2014. The complex road network keeps the urban fabric of the emirates intact and well connected throughout the United Arab Emirates.

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ZONE 3

SHARJAH CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM SHARJAH DISCOVERY CENTER SHARJAH YOUTH CENTER AL JAWAHAR COMMUNITY CENTER CAPITAL OF HISTORIC CULTRAL MEMORIAL HOUSE OF WISDOM SHARJAH CULTURAL AND CHESS CLUB

ZONE 4

RABI TOWER RESISTANCE MONUMENT ARCHELOGICAL MOSQUE ROMAN AMPHITHEATER

SHARJAH NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM AL BATAYIH CULTURAL AND SPORTS CLUB

ZONE 6

ZONE 2 ZONE 5

ZONE 7

ZONE 1 SHARJAH MARITIME MUSEUM SHARJAH AQUARIUM SHARJAH ART FOUNDATION SHARJAH ART MUSEUM SHARJAH MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION AL HISN FORT MUSEUM SHARJAH CALLIGRAPHY MUSEUM SHARJAH HERITAGE MUSEUM HARITAGE AREA BAIT AL NABOODAH AL ESLAH SCHOOL MUSEUM AL MAHATTA MUSEUM SHARJAH SCIENCE MUSEUM SHARJAH ARCHELOGICAL MUSEUM CULTURAL SQUARE CULTURAL PALACE SHARJAH RULERS OFFICE SHARJAH LIBRARY

MLEIHA ARCHEOLOGICAL CENTER BUHAIS GEOLOGICAL CENTER

KALBA FORT KALBA BIRD OF PREY CENTER AL HEFAIYAH MOUNTAIN CONSERVATION CENTRE BAIT SHEIKH SAEED BIN HAMAD AL QASSIMI KHOR KALBA CONSERVATION RESERVE.

IDENTIFICATION OF CULTURAL DENOMINATORS Seven cultural zones have been identified as a part of the study, emphasising its significant contributions to the entire Emirate. Each Zone has a relation to the previous zones and has led to community development, improved trade routes, promoted tourism, and added significant value to the entire country UAE.

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

CLASSIFICATION OF ZONES IN THE EMIRATE OF SHARJAH ZONES IDENTIFIED: Based on the urban layers genrated, 8 zones has been identified representing a different character yet bringing a connection within the entire emirate of Sharjah. Zone 1: Heart of Sharjah; Zone 2: Cultural Square; Zone 3: University City; Zone 4: Al Dhaidh City; Zone 5: Kalba - Popular for eco-toursim; Zone 6: Khorfakkan - Trade Hub in the Eastern Coast; Zone 7: Dibba Enclave of the Emirate

MUSEUM & OPEN SPACES

DETAIL STUDY OF ZONE 1: HEART OF SHARJAH As part of the zone study, one of the zones have been studied in detail. Zone 1 gives an idea of how the development of Heart of Sharjah played a crucial role in contributing to the cultural capital of the Arab world. Some of the oldest and most prominent architectural structures and their surroundings are identified and documented for this zone. The region has an undergoing cultural heritage project that aims to preserve and restore the Sharjah emirate’s old town, which played a crucial role in the trade activities of UAE.

LAND USE PATTERN

MOBILITY NETWORK

FIGURE GROUND MAP

ANALYSIS OF BENDALE NEIGHBORHOOD SUBJECT : VISUAL COMMUNICATION WORKSHOP YEAR : 2022 TUTORS: SIMON RUBIYANAK PROJECT: PERSONAL

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ROLE: To prepare maps using ArcGIS and analyse layers. Explore the modelling interface of Rhino to create Urban Design details. Create perspectives showing the present situation of the street and buildings. To study the Street and Buidling interface and understanding the future potential proposals.

A Two week intensive Visual Communication workshop conducted by a pretigious institution to learn softwares like ArcGIS, Rhino and Adobe Softwares. The drawings aim to understand the building heights in the Greater Toronto area hightlighting towers. Further looking into the bendale neighborhood and understanding the upcoming regions of development with respect to the building footprint. Exploring the building footprint and its respective sidewalk gives an idea about the transition from one space to another within buildings and its effectivness to the street design.

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ISOMETRIC VIEW - MCCOWAN PRECINT

COMMERCIAL

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HIGH RISE RESIDENTIAL IN

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ISOMETRIC VIEW - STREET & FIRST FLOOR INTERACTION

NEIGHBORHOOD MAP - BUILDING HEIGHTS AND EXISTING SIDEWALKS

Analysing the existing building typologies and sidewalks was the aim of the topic chosen in the representation above. This has indeed helped to bring a relationship between the interaface of the built front and the street interaction showcasing how the people use the same with ease or challenges. The prespective is a sketch representation featuring the current street outlook and placemaking of the Mc Cowan street at Bendale neighborhood.

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EXISTING STREET ANALYSIS

- FRAGMENTED NARROW WALKWAYS - NO SPECIFIC CYCLING TRACK FOR PUBLIC TO COMMUTE - ABRUPT TERMINATION OF SIDEWALK

- FRAGMENTED NARROW WALKWAYS, - NO SPECIFIC CYCLING TRACK FOR PUBLIC TO COMMUTE - MC COWAN SQUARE USED AS A PARKING LOT INSTEAD OF A PUBLIC INTERACTION SPACE

- NARROW SIDEWALKS, THE GREEN BUFFER BETWEEN THE SIDEWALKS DISALLOWS WIDER PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY. - ENTRY TO RETAIL STORES ARE LIMITED FROM THE STREET.

- NARROW SIDEWALK ALONG THE FUEL STATION. - NO LANDSCAPE BUFFER ALONG THE ROAD EDGE, CAUSING A CONCERN FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY.

- ABRUPT TERMINATION OF PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY - LINK FROM THE SIDWALK TO THE OFFICE TOWER IS MISSING, MAKING THE STREET NOT PEDESTRIAN FRIEDNLY FOR USE.

MINA RASHID WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT SUBJECT : THESIS - II (UNDERGRADUATE THESIS PROJECT) YEAR : 2020 - SEM 7 TEAM/TUTORS: ASHOK.G.IYER (HEAD OF DEPARTMENT),SHAGHI SASI NAIR(ASSISTANT PROFESSOR), KAIRMEIN DEBOO ( THESIS MENTOR/ PROFESSOR) PROJECT: ACADEMIC

ROLE: • To analyze and understand the key issues faced at an urban scale and prepare a dissertation document as a part of the bachelors degree. • To analyse and understand port city developments at a global context. • Conduct a site analysis and interact with the neighborhood residents to understand the major issues faced by the citizens and resolve them through the proposal. • Prepare a SWOT analysis, zoning layout, proposed masterplan and detailing of architectural desgin for public plaza and cluster of residential apartments focusing on the community development.

The project is an undergraduate thesis project based on the dissertation research prepared for the Bachelors of Architecture. A proposal for masterplan development in the first sea port in the city of Dubai with neighborhood considerations.

PROPOSED GREEN SPACES

Entry to site Public square PROPOSED MOBILITY ROUTE

Pedestrian Walkway Cycle Track Cycle Parking Slow Traffic signal Bus stop

PROPOSED BUILT SPACES

Mina Rashid Madina is a waterfront community development project designed at Port Rashid. The project has been done as a part of undergraduate thesis project where social interaction is the key concept. The project includes community housing, a commercial street, a community park and a community plaza along the water edge. The project aims to explore the adaptive reuse of seaports into mix-used architectural typology development. The masterplan layout emphasizes creating a waterfront community for a diverse class of citizens in Dubai. The vehicular circulation for heavy traffic is allocated along the periphery, and pedestrian networks are interlinked with courtyards and pocket parks linking to the Mina Rashid promenade.

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DETAIL OF HOUSING CLUSTER BLOCK WITH LIVE - WORK UNITS

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Community residence is designed with facilities allowing social and diverse interaction. These residences have a combinationScale of live-work units and regular residential apartments. Activities incorporated among every cluster, i.e. societal farming, tot lots, and discussion pods. The community library is designed for all age groups to interact. It includes facilities ranging from a librarian desk to a terrace garden along th waterfront inviting the public to use.

EXTENDED PROMENADE ALONG WATERFRONT

The project has a community plaza connected with the community park that allows the residence and the public to interact and enhance the community activities. The facilities range from Community Park, Clinic, Library, Nursery, Grocery, Recreation Room, F&B along the water edge. The plaza also has an amphitheatre that houses Dubai’s street performances and calendared events. Interactive social seating is designed with a solar-powered urban plug at intervals, allowing people to work in public spaces.

MICRO - CLIMATIC SHADING DE-

COTERIE

LOW COST HOUSING (SAINT GOBAIN MULTICOMFORT STUDENT CONTEST 2019) SUBJECT : DESIGN STUDIO - V YEAR : 2019 (SEM 5) TEAM/TUTORS: AISWARYA PREMJITH, POOJA ANAND, AND ARATHI RADEESH PROJECT: ACADEMIC(GROUP)

• To analyze and understand the intent of the existing site conditions as well as key issues. • Coordinate with the team members on presentation for nation and international level of competition. • Design and propose the facade for Plot B as part of renovation strategy. • Propose a the public space around Plot B with facilities that were lacking in the exisiting site. The design was proposed limiting the removal of trees from the site. • Contibute to design ideas for Plot A and pitch in the technical aspects of planning. • Modelling and designing the 3D structures for Plot C using SketchUp (located in the centre). The project is a design studio work prepared for Saint gobain Multi - comfort student contest in 2019 for sustainable community housing in Milan Italy. The project was also awarded first position at UAE National level. Intent of the project was to design residential cluster comprising of 300 units along with community facilities which can be a shared feature for the public of cresenzago in Milan, Itaty.

MASTERPLAN

PLOT A - LOW COST HOUSING

PLOT B - RENOVATION

PLOT C - PUBLIC REALM

Master plan development for low-cost housing and community development in Crezenzago Milan following the Vision 2030 as issued by the Milan Municipality. The masterplan was developed highlighting the imporatnce of pedstrainisation and placemaking.

PLOT A PLOT A

300 units along with communit y developme nt features

RETAIL Retail

RESTAURANTS Restaurant

MISCELLANEOUS

Retail AMENITIES

ATRIUM SPACES

Miscellanous Amenities Restaurant

OFFICES Offices Miscellanous Amenities

WASHROOM Washroom Offices

GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR

Washroom

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ACCESIBILITY

STUDIO

1BHK

2 BHK 2 BHK

RENDERED VIEW OF RESIDENTIAL

2 BHK

PLAN FROM FLOOR 1-4

SERVICES

3 BHK

PLAN FLOOR PLANFROM FROM FLOOR 1-4

GARBAGE CORE

PLOT A Affordable housing is designed in Plot A with 300 units, with studios, 1bhk, 2bhk and 3bhk. Each apartment has a dedicated balcony overlooking plot C or the central courtyard space. The facade was developed using the revit and sketchup interface exploring the massing ideas, creating a unique design within the plot development.

PARKING

BASEMENT FLOOR

RAMP

AERIAL VIEW OF RESIDENTIAL BUILD-

RENOVATED APARTMENTS OVERVIEW

Detail Section along the facade showing the details of proposed renovation design.

PLOT B

PRESENT CONDITION OF THE HOUSING STRUCTURE

This project requires the renovation of 3 existing buildings connected with new mixed-use development, including residential, public spaces and services. The project is innovative, sustainable, energy-efficient and aligned with the multi comfort criteria. The recreational area is planned between the renovation buildings and the affordable housing complex. It is planned to be in harmony with both the existing and the proposed housing complex of Crescenzago.

Design Development for Plot C

PLOT C The design was intended to design a public space with the idea of place making. Parametric architecture is followed as the concept for the walkway in Plot C. Street markets, Nursery, Open green spaces,Innovation centres are designed within this plot. The public space is designed next to a metro station, making it accessible: the plot links Plot A and Plot B.

COMMUNITY FACILITIES CONNECTING PLOT A & B

REVIVAL OF BURDUBAI URBAN DESIGN STUDIO

SUBJECT : URBAN CONTEXT STUDIO YEAR : 2020 - SEM 7 TEAM/TUTORS: ASHOK.G.IYER (HEAD OF DEPARTMENT) , KAIRMEIN DEBOO ( GUEST PROFESSOR) PROJECT: ACADEMIC

• To understand and document the key issues, building typology, key tourist points and its impact to the entire city of Dubai, culture and heritage factors of the neighborhood. • Prepare the urban layers and revise them as per the documentation. • Create physical model as a part of the studio showcasing the masterplan development proposed as a group project. • Preparation of SWOT analysis, structural plan, and contribution to development of masterplan. • Propose design elements based on the key issues identified (Indiviual/ Pair work). The project was done during the studio course work where the old neighborhood of Dubai Burdubai was studied and understanding the exisiting urban fabric and its potential for redvelopment. Indiviual works were done portraying design proposals based on the studies conducted by identifying the key issues.

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FIGURE GROUND

BUILDING USE

LAND USE PATTERN

BUILDING AGE

OPEN SPACES

MOBILITY NETWORK

Trade flourished, expartirate population increased

Organic town development along the creek following arab street principles.

Commercial activities were in majority creating street markets in BurDubai

Present planning of BurDubai neighborhood

BURDUBAI : OLDEST NEIGHBORHOOD THAT GREW WITH TRADE The demographics of Burdubai consist of Indians, Pakistanis, Emiratis and other nationalities. Diverse Indian community groups are observed. It has also been observed that there is a change in population density from 2011 to 2016 drastically and a smaller percentage of the people moved out of Burdubai due to the lack of amenities and price hikes. There is a huge population that comes from different neighborhoods of Dubai and Shajrah due to the commercial market and other cultural facilities.

PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN ROUTE

PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY

PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN ROUTE

KEY ISSUES

PROPOSED STREET DEVELOPMENT

CONGESTION

LACK OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

DILAPIDATED STRUCTURES

LACK OF LEGIBILITY

Based on the key issues identified, Urban strategies were proposed. One of the key issues was the character and legibility of the street.Five streets were zoned based on their functionality and typology make the neighborhood tourist-friendly and accessible to the inhabitants of the region. The second issue identified was the lack of green/open spaces for public interaction. Pocket parks along primary eateries were proposed in the neighborhood.

EXISTING CONDITION OF THE CREEK SIDE

AFTER : PROPOSED DESIGN

VIEW OF ELEMENTS OF PROPOSED SHADING

IDENTIFICATION AND PORPOSAL OF CREEK WALK ROUTE

THE TRADITIONAL WALK An urban corridor is identified to activate the water edge for public use and connect the heritage landmarks. Redevelopment designs were proposed linking the Marine transport station and Tourist drop off. Shading structures with mashrabiya patterns, contemporary urban furniture, and pedestrian friendlywalkway were proposed.

STREET SECTION ALONG THE CREEK WITH SHADING STRUCTURE

MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT CAIRO, EGYPT

FIRM : JOHN.R.HARRIS & PARTNERS YEAR : 2020 TEAM: SUDARSHAN ARAMPATHAN (SENIOR ARCHITECT), RAJEEV RAMAKRISHNAN (BIM ARCHITECT) PROJECT: PROFESSIONAL

• To research and study the site and its context. • To develop a site model based on the context study.To document and find reference images suitable for mixed-use development. • Explore masterplan ideas by allocating road networks and pedestrain considertion. • To Develop massing based on the height regulations for residential and commercial structures. • Photoshop editing of realistic render views. • Assisting in the storyboard for the video presentation. • Preparation of Poster presentation for the client meeting. The project was done as a Mixed-Use Development comprises Retail, Offices, Hotel Tower, Residential typologies, Art & Entertainment Hubs and Other community facilities near Cairo International Airport and Military air bases.

BUILDING FOOTPRINT

ROAD NETWORK

MASTERPLAN LAYOUT

PEDESTRIAN NETWORK

PARKING FACILITIES

The Mixed-Use Development comprises Retail, Offices, Hotel Tower, Residential typologies, Art & Entertainment Hubs and Other community facilities near Cairo International Airport and Military air bases. Green spaces were the main vision of Cairo 2050, hence the masterplan emphasized on placemaking and introduction of urban forest in the city.

LIFESTYLE CENTER

AL AIN, ABUDHABI - UAE FIRM : JOHN.R.HARRIS & PARTNERS YEAR : 2020 TEAM: SUDARSHAN ARAMPATHAN (SENIOR DESIGN ARCHITECT), ANAS ABOOBAKER (SENIOR ARCHITECT), RAJEEV RAMAKRISHNAN (BIM ARCHITECT) AND ARATHI RADEESH (JUNIOR ARCHITECT) PROJECT: PROFESSIONAL

• To research and study the site and its context. • To develop a site model based on the context study. • To document and find reference images suitable for mall and lifestyle center. • Developing pre-concept design and generating massing with primary elements. • Assist in development of concept stage design. • Developing rear elevation according to client comments. • Generate drawings and model in Revit along with coordination with other consulatants. The lifestyle center serves for the entire Al Ain community. Hence the spirit of Al Ain has been reflected in the center by studying the community activities and porposed development for placemaking. The aim of the design positively contributes to the public realm along with uplifting the local businesses. The facade has been design welcoming the diverse demographics of the Al Ain city. The planning and facade treatment was kept neutral creating a visual identity and therefore contributing to the attractive skyline.

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PLOT AREA DENSE VEGETATION

22,462 SQ.M.

VEGETATION

ANCHOR

KEY FOCAL POINT

ANCHOR

ZAYED BIN SULTAN STREET

POTENTIAL MALL ENTRY

NOISE

SUMMER SUNPATH

WINTER SUNPATH

SITE ANALYSIS

GROUND LEVEL

FIRST LEVEL

ROOF LEVEL

Different massing explorations were proposed following the contemporary architectural stylingalong with traditional arabic facade treatment. To break the linear form the center has been divided into three block externally yet well connected internally.

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - MASSING EVOLUTION

The design is proposed keeping in mind about the sustainability principles and introduction of natural light through skylights for indoor thermal comfort. The facade treatment is designed considering the climatic aspects of the region and providing enough shade during the harsh summers. Good opportunity to activate the North Eastern corner as well as south and east façades with F&B terraces are facing the road and tree court. The traffic is allocating to the rear side of the the site, keeping the entry-exit points away from the signalized junction is essential to reduce traffic queue up.

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

Other professional works including school design, community center, planning assistance in projects from marco to micro scaled projects as listed below. 1. Kings School (Masterplan Development) 2. Qasr Al Jurf (Community Center) 3. PIF Gaming center (Architectural Interior) 4. Expo 2020 ( Planning Assistance during construction phase)

Sketching and painting was highly insipration which led to design and understanding colors as well as textures