PORTFOLIO
AYA EL SHERBINY
Aya El Sherbiny
RIBA 1 | Royal Institute of British Architects Accreditation The Arab f Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, Cairo, Egypt | School of Architecture and Environmental Design Address Villa 2, St 75C, Mirdiff, Dubai, U.A.E Telephone 00971505981110 Email ayaelsherbiny@gmail.com
Table of Contents Resume ...................................................................................................... 1 Iconic Mosque Design...............................................................................2 - 3 Competition held by EMAAR, Dubai, U.A.E Schools of the Future................................................................................4 - 6 Competition held by Ministry of Development, Dubai, U.A.E Graduation Project ... ...............................................................................7 - 8 Redefining Livestock Farming in Egypt Polyark / Polyport III .................................................................................9 - 10 Super Mega Crit, Italy, Rome Binghatti Gems, Residential Building.....................................................11 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Binghatti Food & Coffee Factory, Industrial Building...........................12 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Kevadia & Ghaya Hotels..............................................................................13 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Commercial Villas Complex....................................................................14 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Residential Buildings ................................................................................15 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Building Materials Warehouse ................................................................16 Professional Work, Dubai, U.A.E Morphing Norms .......................................................................................17 Parametric Design Summer Workshop Pencil Drawings/ Observational Drawing .............................................18 Perspective Drawing (Observational)
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RESUME
ICONIC MOSQUE DESIGN COMPETITION THE MOSQUE, DUBAI, UAE FORM GENERATION
Full Volume mass
Breaking linearity directing mass towards green bridge
Main pulling force - Qibla Direction Breaking linearity to make court experience serine
Court
Breaking linearity - Following Context [Wildlife Sanctuary] Male zone
Female zone Introduction of a court - [Sahn]
Splitting the mass at a main axe Dubai Creek Tower / Green Bridge
Splitting the mass seperate men & women + create an exit
ACCESSIBILITY
Exit to green platform
Access from green bridge
Access from basement [Vehicular Access]
ROUTES TO ABLUTION
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Ground Floor
Route via escalators [ Main Route ] Route via elevators [ Handicapped Route ] Route from drop off [ Day to Day - Quick Route ]
Minerate
Operable shed depending on time Gallery to of day. overlook the Dome mosque & Dubai creek tower from opposite sides.
Accessible roof for prayers.
Female prayer hall.
Elevation Openings
Male Prayer hall Screens
Arcades
Elevation Patterns
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MOSQUE ENTRANCE THROUGH ARCADES
Main Dome
COMPETITION | RELIGIOUS BUILDING
KIT OF PARTS
Main Entrance
Main Exit
Sahn [Court]
Arcades
Qibla Wall Exterior
FLOOR PLANS
Ground Floor Plan
COMPETITION | RELIGIOUS BUILDING
Basement Floor Plan
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Mezzanine Floor Plan
SCHOOLS OF THE FUTURE INNOVATION OF SCHOOLS DESIGN IN THE UAE
AWARD WINNING PROJECT
FORM GENERATION - Modulation - Expandability - Repetition - Sustainability
School Main mass [ Classrooms ]
Mass split into 2 sections. [ Boys & Girls ] To create negative spaces.
Bridges added to connect classroom masses for ease of circulation.
Courts & atriums created for lighting / ventilation.
Main spine introduced to accomodate commen spaces & to seperate both genders.
Proportions of Masses altered to accomodate Swimming pool, Mulltipurpose hall & Auditorium.
Mass added for Extra spaces. [Multipurpose hall, swimming pool & auditorium]
Negative space increased to accomodate playgrounds.
The main module [ Classroom ]
Expanding the Form
Repeating the Module
The initial design is tailored to accomodate 1500 students, it can expand to accomodate 2500 students by adding classroom masses.
The main module of both schools is the classroom which repeats to create the form. The classroom dimensions is mainly 12m x 7m and in the KG section 12m x 8m.
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FORM ORIENTATION
COMPETITION | EDUCATIONAL BUILDING
MODULATION, FORM REPITITION & EXPANDABILITY
Winter
Summer
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COMPETITION | EDUCATIONAL BUILDING
HIGH SCHOOL - GROUND FLOOR
SUSTAINABILITY
PRIMARY SCHOOL / HIGH SCHOOL
Solar Panels Photovoltaic cells are used to generate energy that is used in the school. Making it a semi-self sufficient building. Also, teaching students more about power generation, conservation and renewable energy.
Louvers Louvers work as sun breakers, they are a sustainable way to cut down cooling costs and are an effective system for controlling the climate in the classrooms. In the North Elevation horizontal louvers are used that are made of photovoltaic cells in order to work as sunbreakers and power generators. Where as in the East and West elevations the the louvers are vertical and work as sunbreakers.
Plant Your Own Plants The negative space between the classrooms have been designed to occupy farms planted and taken care of by the students. Which allows the students to interact with nature and appreciate it.
COMPETITION | EDUCATIONAL BUILDING
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Green Roofs The green roofs introduced in the school have several advantages like storing storm water and reusing it, capturing airborne pollutants and works as a sound and heat insulation.
Urban Bicycle Racks Bike parking encourages people to cycle. If a person chooses to ride a bike and at their destination they find bike parking is unavailable or inconvenient, they may choose to drive alone.
Sustainable Stone Stone is a natural material, it is inherently earth-friendly. Natural stone adds an aesthetic value, durable and can be recycled and reused. Using stone in the elevations of the school teaches students about natural materials and sustainability.
Recycling Bins Recycling bins conserves natural resources, prevents pollution and saves energy as raw materials are reused. It also makes students more aware about energy consumption and conservation.
TAMING MIGRATION IN EGYPT REDEFINING LIVESTOCK FARMING An Unleached Potential The Livestock Sector in Upper Egypt and Beyond The dairy and livestock sector in Upper Egypt is important for strategic and economic reasons to Egypt. Largely an untapped agricultural potential for horticulture and livestock, the region offers significant opportunity to contribute to exports and the domestic food processing industry while alleviating household poverty. The tremendous potential of the livestock sector in Egypt is largely lost to a number of constraints. It is a fragmented industry resulting in an absence of economies of scale, inefficient marketing channels, and a lack of reliable market information. Small farmers tend to rely on traditional knowledge and apply inefficient practices. They are unable to access quality feed at reasonable cost, and often unwittingly manage their dairy and livestock assets at a loss.
Livestock Farming VS. Assuit Assuit Residents are distributed into : CITY
CENTER
VILLAGE
Almost every household in Assuit contains Livestock whether they have suitable farming conditions or not. Inspite of that there are not services provided, medication and no one knows how to take professional / proper care of Livestock. There are not schools to teach livestock farming, no veteranian hospitals to treat livestock and definetly no projects to develop and improve Livestock Farming.
EDUCATIONAL WORK | GRADUATION PROJECT
A STARTING POINT
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The Livestock population in Egypt is very High. The Highest number of Livestock is in Beheira followed by Sharkia, Menoufia, Sohag, Menia, Garbeyya, Kafr El Sheikh then Assuit. Assuit contains about 400,000 Cattle. According to Migration statistics and the fact that Assuit has the highest rate of Poverty in Egypt. The project Starting point will be in Assuit.
Livestock Farming Development VS. Community Job Opportunities
Benefiters
Form Generation Based on Cattle Behaviour Based on the cattle behavior the form has to be generated on concentric paths in order to be able to handle cattle within the project. Concentric pathways will allow cattle to move from one function to another easily. Therefore, the project is split into two different Geometries one suitable for Human behaviour and the other suitable for Cattle Behaviour.
HUMAN ZONE
CATTLE ZONE
EDUCATIONAL WORK | GRADUATION PROJECT
MASTER PLAN
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MAIN SECTION
ABERDEEN’S POWER Main project aim : Visual and physical connectivity between the city and the port, restoring the public amenity of the quayside and making the harbor a part of the city. - Energy/ sustainability - Innovation - Branding Turning Aberdeen into “The City of Light and Colour” through an extreme spatial experience and the development of a renewable energy source.
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WORKSHOP | POLYARK / POLYPORT
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WORKSHOP | POLYARK / POLYPORT
BINGHATTI GEMS DUBAI, UAE
3.00 m setback towards neighbor [As per regulations]
MASS GENERATION
Plot full volume mass
Full volume extension to facilitate maximum parking.
Plot constraints
3.00 m setback towards hessa street [As per regulations]
Grid of 7.00 m per unit
Space for amenities also to give apartments pool view. Main mass generation
Repitition of mass fullfilling GFA
Extrusion of balconies
FACADE DESIGN - OPTION - 01
A four sides enclosed balcony is calculated in GFA
FACADE DESIGN - OPTION - 02 A, B & C Repitition of simple diamond shape
Repitition of diamond shape creating a pattern
1 Apartment - Consisting of 2 balconies a solid wall, opening & a shed. Therefore, not calculated in GFA.
Repitition of diamond shape creating an inverted pattern
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around the GFA by having mashrabiyas on both sides of the balcony instead of solid walls so that the balcony is not included in the GFA. The mashrabiya patterns open upwards and downwards in order to create a continous motion along the elevation.
Binghatti Gems is a residential building in JVC, Dubai. The client required every single space to contain a balcony and due to Nakheel regulations this would include the balconies in GFA. This was the main challenge in the facade design. Option - 01
Ground Floor Plan
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Option - 01
PROFESSIONAL WORK | INDUSTRAL BUILDING
FLOOR PLANS
Podiums Floor Plan
Option - 02
First Floor Plan
Option - 02
Typical Floor Plan
BINGHATTI FOOD & COFFEE FACTORY DUBAI, UAE
Environmental Analysis
Accessibility
Conclusion Site orientation provides pleasant sunlight and wind mainly on the front facade. Making it suitable for the main recreational space, [Cupagahwa Cafe]
Conclusion Site can be accessed from front, one side & rear. Making it possible to provide seperate entrances for end users, employees and services.
Concept As Cupagahwa is a subsidiary of Binghatti Hospitality. In the first concept the masses are dealt with as Main & Subsidary where Binghatti Hospitality is the Main mass UNWRAPPING Cupagahwa which is the sub mass. CupaGahwa Cafe
Binghatti Hospitality
Key Words BINGHATTI HOSPITALITY -- MAIN -- DOMINANT -- SOURCE CUPAGAHWA -- SUBSIDARY -- DERIVATIVE - UNWRAP - RELEASE - UNLEASH
CupaGahwa Cafe
Binghatti Hospitality
Option - 01
Poultry Products Route
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Option - 02
PROFESSIONAL WORK | INDUSTRAL BUILDING
Bakery Products Route
Fruites & Vegetables Route Option - 03
Visitors Produciton Experience Route
Visitors Experience Path on Elevation
Final Render - Clients Choice
KEVADIA HOTEL DUBAI, UAE
In Kevadia Hotel the client’s target was to make maximum use of the plot given. In order to maximize the profit. After some research in this case a hotel was expected to make more profit than a residential building. From here the decision of building a hotel was made. The design was meant to be extremely practical, not waste any space as the plot of land was not very big but at the same time have a unique design.
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ments building. It also consists of several swimming pools, landscape areas, restaurants, shops and underground parking. This project was designed by our team in Proline Engineering Consultants. I participated in
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Designing the form, plans and elevations. All projects’ drawings are available for reference.
PROFESSIONAL WORK | HOTEL
Ghaya hotel consists of 3 buildings, a five star hotel, a four star hotel and a hotel apart-
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
ELEVATIONS - OPTION 01
LANDSCAPING
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COMMERCIAL VILLA COMPLEXES DUBAI, UAE
ELEVATIONS - OPTION 02
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PROFESSIONAL WORK | COMMERCIAL VILLAS
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5V
3V
2V
k
ac
tb
it
Lim
1V
ONE WAY DRIVE WIDTH 6.92 M
11
VEHICLES EXIT
15V
16V
10
12
13
VEHICLES ENTRANCE
17V
18V
09
19V
93
NEIGHBOR PLOT NO. 6488654
ONE WAY DRIVE WIDTH 6.00 M
PLOT NO. 64891
UP TO PODIUM 1
BICYCLE RACK
GENERATOR
RAMP UP TO PODIUM 1 TO GF IN SLOPE OF 12.5 % UP
VEHICLES EXIT
PUMP ROOM
RAMP DN FROM PODIUM 1 TO GF IN SLOPE OF 12.5 %
BATH
GREEN AREA
WATCHMAN ROOM
PANTRY
08
NEIGHBOR
DN FROM PODIUM 1
WATER TANK
TOIL.
07
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
06
TEL. ROOM ENTRANCE LOBBY
DIRECT DISCHARGE
LIFT LOBBY
KIDS' PLAY AREA
FOOT PATH
01
05
02 04
LV ROOM
ELEC. SUBSTATION
03
GREEN AREA
SLOPE 8%
MAIN ENTRANCE
it
k
ac
tb
Se
Lim
se
tb
ac
k
Lim
it
pl
it
ot
pl
ot
lim
lim
it
VEHICLES EXIT
VEHICLES ENTRANCE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
PROFESSIONAL WORK | RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
AL FURJAN RESIDENCE
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DUBAI, UAE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
132.61 PLOT LIMIT
NEIGHBOR 5336299
9.00
11.00
12.20
F.H.R
3.00
12.20
12.20
3.00
3.00
F.H.R
3.00
3.00
5 3.2 R1
3.66
12.20
12.20
3.00
3.00
9.00
9.00
4.57
POCKET SUBSTATION
5
9.00
F.H.R
F.H.R
3.00
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 08 area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 09 area = 236.40 m2
5.10
11.70 SET BACK
2.90 2.90
19.90
WAREHOUSE - 07
2.00
area = 236.40 m2
ELEC. ROOM TEL.
1 2 3
2.00
WAREHOUSE - 06
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
19.70
WAREHOUSE - 05
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
19.70
WAREHOUSE - 04
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
19.70
WAREHOUSE - 03
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
19.70
19.70
19.90
WAREHOUSE - 02
9.00
1.40
area = 236.40 m2
4.57m*3.66m (open to sky)
.7
R8
6.20 SET BACK
WAREHOUSE - 01
5.40 SET BACK
HOLDING TANK
15.00 SET BACK
5.30 9.00 LOADING & DRIVE WAY UNLOADING
9.00
9.00 12.20
F.H.R
3.00
6.00
9.00
5.30 DRIVE WAY
9.00
.75
B
9.00 LOADING & UNLOADING
15.00 SET BACK
5
.2
13
R
R8
E 476624161 N 2746405.146
3.00
E 476547.769 N 2746513.544
GREEN BUFFER
4 5 6 7 8
NEIGHBOR 5330310
9 10 11 12 13
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
PUMP
15
ROAD 36.50
12.00
12.00
70.00 PLOT LIMIT
70.00 PLOT LIMIT
12.00
4.60
14
16 17 18
4.50
20 21
UNDERGROUND WATER TANK
22 23
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
13
9
10
4.65
2.50 1.20
12.00
12.00
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
16 15
2.00
11
1
3.40
2
01
1.35
17
10.75
3.90
12.00
4.00
12.00
(12.05*6.80*2.40)
12
1.20
UP TO MEZZANINE
1
18
12.00
12.00
12.00
6.00
14
DOWN TO PUMPROOM
23 22 21 20 19
12.00
2.50
19
RECEPTION
14
2.50
13 12 11 10 9 8
3.20
3.00
1.20
OFFICE-02
PANTRY
1.85
OFFICE-01
IRRIGATION 02 TANK
TOIL.
1.25
1.00
4.50
1.58
1.58
1.00
1.70
4.50
A
A
STORM WATER 2.00 TANK
11.70 SET BACK
5
B
R8 3.2 5
3.00 9.00
R1
F.H.R
EGRESS
3.00 12.20
9.00
3.00 12.20
15.00 SET BACK
F.H.R
9.00
3.00 12.20
9.00 LOADING & UNLOADING
3.00 12.20
9.00
9.00
F.H.R
9.00
3.00 12.20 9.00 LADING & UNLOADING
9.00
9.00
3.00 12.20
5.30 DRIVE WAY
5 3.2
F.H.R
11.00
14.80 SET BACK
.75
R8
R1
3.00
9.00
5.30 DRIVE WAY
3.00 F.H.R
INGRESS
.7
6.00
E 476490.55 N 2746473.22
19.90
area = 236.40 m2
1.79
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 10
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 11
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 12
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 13
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 14
19.70
WAREHOUSE - 15
19.70
area = 236.40 m2
19.70
19.70
19.70
19.90
area = 236.40 m2
WAREHOUSE - 16
3.10
2 1
area = 236.40 m2
6.20 SET BACK
WAREHOUSE - 17
6.00
7 6 5 4 3
WAREHOUSE - 18
E 476566.942 N 2746384.822 132.61 PLOT LIMIT
NEIGHBOR 5330270
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
1 20 ROOF SLOPE >> 1 : 20
C
1 20 ROOF SLOPE >> 1 : 20
B
A
SANDWICH PANEL CORR
WAREHOUSE
WAREHOUSE
04
15
0.30
BLOCK WALL
7.90
7.90
7.90
SANDWICH PANEL CORRUGATED SHEET
SECTION - A - A 1
1
1
1
1
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WAREHOUSE 18
SANDWICH PANEL CORRUGATED SHEET
BLOCK WALL
PROFESSIONAL WORK | INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
SECTION - B - B
16
16
WAREHOUSE
7.90
15
WAREHOUSE
7.90
WAREHOUSE
7.90
SANDWICH PANEL CORRUGATED SHEET
7.90
4
DUBAI, UAE
7.90
HOUSE
BUILDING MATERIALS WAREHOUSES
WORKSHOP | PARAMETRIC DESIGN
17 THE PREDATOR This pavillion has been digitally designed and fabricated using parametric-modelling software, and computer fabrication technology. The Predetor pavillion offers a unique spatial experience that is achieved by folding a complex 3D surface into multible 2D facets. By aligning the “facets� at varying angles to one another, the overall structural integrity of the form is acheived; the geometry was designed to focus on the controlled experience of the pavilion using angular oriented units of various angles and levels. The pavilion is made up of approximately 500 unique MDF facets each has been individually milled using a 3-axis CNC machine that automatically cut and numbered piece. The Predetor pavillion is the first full-scale parametrically designed and digitally fabricated structures in Egypt.
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PENCIL DRAWINGS