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DIAA HASSAN • PROF. WORK

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ABOUT ME My name is Diaa Hassan. I’m an architectural designer who enjoys telling stories.

Some people use crayons, and some recite poetry, but the first of our stories was simply told in the shelter of fire’s light and the warmth of human company. To me, that encapsulated the essence of all architecture.

My goal is to create spaces that bring us together, uplift our communities, better our environment, and, most importantly, continue telling our story.

Project : Role :

Shenzhen Natural History Museum Atrium Design, modeling, visualization.

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117-14 UNION TPKE, New York, 11415 M: 347-957-9150 Deaaziz8@gmail.com 117-14 UNION TPKE, New York, 11415 M: 347-957-9150 117-14 UNION TPKE, Deaaziz8@gmail.com New York, 11415 M: 347-957-9150 Deaaziz8@gmail.com

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ED UC ATI ON Master of Architecture

The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, ED UC ATI ON NY, 2019

ED UCofATI ON Bachelor ofArchitecture Architecture Master

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College of Fine Arts, Helwan University, Cairo, 2009 The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture.

Master of Architecture NY, 2019 TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTION The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture.

ENGINEERING NY, 2019 of Architecture Bachelor A�ended Arab Construc�on College ofthe Fine Arts,Contractors Helwan University.

Cairo,Management 2009 Bachelor of Architecture Training Program, Modules 1-3, an extensive 4 month training program on Helwan construc�on technologies and College of Fine Management Arts, University.

Cairo, 2009 Construc�on Training Program management.

Four-month program held by the Arab Contractos’ Construc�on Management Training Program Techonology Insistute on Consutrc�on Management and Four-month Technologies.program Cairo, 2011 DI G I T ALInsistute SKIheld LonLConsutrc�on Sby the Arab Contractos’ Techonology Management and Technologies. Cairo, 2011

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Four-month held by the Arab Contractors’ AIA Henry Adams Medal ofprogram Excellence

Technology Ins�tute on Construc�on Management and Awarded to the top gradua�ng students in NAAB-accreditedTechnologies. programs Cairo, 2011

Junior Conserva�onist | 2013 -sustainable 2015 promo�ng design prac�ces, and coordina�ng the AIA 2030 Commitment’s data collec�on, analysis, and submission.

The Historic Cemetery of Al-Suyu�, Cairo Firm-wideResearch Data UnitProject Computa�onal Design Group UCLA -Ge�y Collabora�ve Responsibili�es include researching, and implemen�ng new streamline our day to day design process.

Al-Imam al-Shafi’iworkflows Mosque, to Cairo Urban upgrade of entrance porch and facade restora�on

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Mortuary Temple Amenhotep, PartofTime DesignerLuxor | 2018 - 2019 Concept proposal for the Visitors Center and House of Conserva�on

Master of Architecture Prize

Produced design and construc�on documents for a townhouse renova�on in NY

Awarded to the top in recogni�on of Arab Contractors - Cairo D Igradua�ng GITA L students SKILLS consistent excellence in design studio and overall academic Site Engineer | 2010 - 2013 achievement The City College of NY- New York 3D Modeling : Rhino, Grasshopper, Sub D, Maya Construc�on of the A�orney General Administra�ve Building.

Teaching Assistant | Fall 2017 : Autocad, Revit Best AdvancedDocumenta�on Studio Project Award, 2nd Place Management of construc�on work, monitoring health, environment Selected by a Super Jury of dis�nguished architects invited Visualiza�on: Lumion, Enscape, Twinmo�on, Vray and safety issues,Teaching and liaising with construc�on Assistant for Graduatestakeholders level Architecture Studio 1.2 to review top projects from each advanced Post Produc�on: Adobestudio PS, AI, ID, AE Affinity Photo, Designer, Publisher Althea Mustacia Resilient School, Urban Analysis : Honorable Urbano, Elk,Men�on Urban Footprint, QGisRDSF Architects - Cairo Hampikian-Ibrashy For Heritage Management - Cairo Received in a compe��on sponsored the Department of Diva, Cove Tools Climate Analysis : by Ladybug, Honeybee, Junior Architect |Junior 2008Conserva�onist -2010 | 2013 - 2015 Educa�on in the Fabrica�on: Philippines, UN Habitat, andArduino Build Academy Cura, IDF, Firefly Design of SalalahThe Rotana Resort, 5 Star Hotel, 400 Guest Historic Cemetery of Al-Suyu�, CairoRooms Design development and construc�on documents UCLA -Ge�y Collabora�ve Research Project

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AIA Henry Adams Medal of Excellence Awarded to the-top gradua�ng Perkins Eastman Architects New York students in NAAB-accredited Associate | June 2019 - Presentprograms Architecture Kipp AcademyMaster Charter of School, New YorkPrize Awarded the top concept gradua�ng students in recogni�on Ac�vely involved in the to proposal, design, schema�c design, of consistent excellence in design studio and overall academic design development, and construc�on documents stages. achievement Kuwait University Health and Science Campus, Kuwait Best Project Award, 2nd Place Ac�vely involved in Advanced the conceptStudio proposal, SD, and DD stages.

Selected by a Super Jury of dis�nguished architects invited to review top projects from each advanced studio Firm-wide Sustainability Group Ac�ng as a studio-wide Green Coordinator. Responsibili�es include: promo�ng sustainable design prac�ces, and coordina�ng the AIA Althea Mustacia Resilient School, Honorable Men�on 2030 Commitment’s data analysis, and submission.

Received in acollec�on, compe��on sponsored by the Department of Educa�on in the Philippines, UN Habitat, and Build Academy Firm-wide Data Unit Computa�onal Design Group Responsibili�es include researching, and implemen�ng new workflows to streamline our day to day design process.

Ampops - New York

Al-Imam al-Shafi’i Mosque, Cairo Urban upgrade of entrance porch and facade restora�on Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep, Luxor Concept proposal for the Visitors Center and House of Conserva�on

Arab Contractors - Cairo Site Engineer | 2010 - 2013

Construc�on of the A�orney General Administra�ve Building.

Management of construc�on work, monitoring health, environment and safety issues, and liaising with construc�on stakeholders

RDSF Architects - Cairo

Junior Architect | 2008 -2010 Design of Salalah Rotana Resort, 5 Star Hotel, 400 Guest Rooms Design development and construc�on documents

SUNCHEON CITY HALL

“ALL ARCHITECTURE IS POLITICAL”

S C H E M AT I C D E S I G N

MICHAEL SORKIN

PE-POSCO Collaboration.

ROLE : Concept Design, Modeling, Visualizations, Plan Development Sustainability Analysis

POROSITY The design of a new city hall, a significant piece of social infrastructure, in such a prominent location is an opportunity to give form to public life and to reveal and enhance the inherent particularities of the site. It aims to revive, and capitalize on the ecological richness of the city, while providing the citizens with a new civic park.

By blurring the lines between the governing and the governed, the agrarian and the urban, the historic and the contemporary, the project expands on notion of porosity as a necessary equilibrium of the forces that shape out communities, be it urban, political, or natural.

Understanding the various forces and energies surrounding and influencing the site, the project is developed along two primary axes. The community axis and the ecological axis. The community axis connects the existing city hall to an emerging cultural line, that stretches towards the development of the south east side of the city.

The City Council plays a symbolic role in the overall composition. It lies at the intersection of the cultural and ecological axis, dividing the site into four urban rooms. It appears suspended from a large urban canopy that extends along the cultural axis.

The Urban Canopy extends and folds over the existing city hall. Arranged along the length of its structure are a range of technological functions. From the south end, which tilts up, large digital screen for public displays. PVs along the main body to provide green power. Vegetation and water collection to mitigate heat island effects, and storm water runoff.

The ecological axis connects the proposed “Eco-Line” pedestrian walkway from the Dongcheon River to the site.

The promenade then lands at the southwest corner of the site which houses the Educational Park. This path acts as a spine along which the architecture is arranged.

To further enhance the connection of the building to its context, sustainability was not merely a consideration, but rather the main element that shaped the building form. By inserting a large atrium that connects all floor of the administrative building, and adjusting the heights of the two volumes, southern exposure has been maximized.

Building facades that don’t directly face south, were shaped such that the opening would be oriented to the south to maximize heat gain in winter.

TAOPU SMART CITY

THE SUN DOESN’T REALIZE HOW WONDERFUL IT IS UNTIL AFTER A ROOM IS MADE.

SENIOR LIVING

LOUIS KAHN

ROLE : Site Analysis, Concept Design, Modeling, Plan Development , In-House Visuals, Animation Sustainability Analysis

NATURE Health comes from harmony between the body and the mind, The Senior Living represents not only the pinnacle of healthcare facilities, but also incorporates the idea of Biophilia into its design to provide harmony between natural and man-made elements. The design creates open space, excellent views, bright natural light, and connections to water to connect natural landscapes with interior spaces, as well as provide suitably sized green spaces between architectural elements.

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JIO INSTITUTE CAMPUS PLANNING

PRAISE AND BLAME, GAIN AND LOSS, PLEASURE AND SORROW COME AND GO LIKE THE WIND. TO BE HAPPY, REST LIKE A GIANT TREE IN THE MIDST OF THEM ALL. BUDDHA

ROLE : Project Concept, Site Planning Campus Heart Design, Innovation Quad Design Concept Diagrams, Visualizations

VISION The proposal enthusiastically embraces the mission and goals set out for the Jio Institute as outlined in the introduction to this Design Competition. To plan and design a new world class academic and research campus within the boundaries of one of the world’s major cities.

This opportunity is a special challenge at a time when learning and research are undergoing dramatic changes. But with these challenges comes the opportunity to plan and design a campus that builds in the capability to adapt to and accommodate the needs of a world class institution in the future.

The Jio Institute is envisioned as an urban catalyst for an entire part of a major city in the way other major academic campuses such as Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Oxford and Cambridge have been for their regions and cities. Thus, this campus must be planned within a vision for its impact on the future of the Dronagiri zone of Mumbai and beyond.

APPROACH Arrival points to the site are from the east and south, which minimizes the impacts of traffic on the mangroves to the north and west, and to leverage planned and existing road and rail connections to the south and east.

The proposal weaves in, and enhances, the three existing storm water channels as ecological corridors, to help mitigate the effects of future growth.

A cross east-west axis defines the main organizing element for the Institute.

The intersections of these axes serve as holding areas for water during major climate events, and act to cleanse water that eventually flows into the mangroves and the sea.

These intersections also become primary places within the Institute, with the front door of the Institute to the east, the heart of the campus at the center, and a prominent student focused commons near the west end, leading up to student housing.

JIO INSTITUTE - CAMPUS PLANNING

IDENTITY The open spaces are organized around a distinct central spine to which individual colleges open to. This is where the sense of belonging to one university is best reinforced through landscape treatments.

Each college has an inner, more intimate setting defined by courtyards and shaded arcades to foster students interaction.

A northwest central bioswale anchors student residential quarters, dining, and recreational amenities. This Institutional framework stitched back to the academic spine thought wellness loop.

PLACEMAKING

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At three locations – around the Oval, the Heart, and the West Commons – the architectural language, building assembly and roof forms work in concert with the design of open spaces to create environments that are distinct and memorable, and that provide the Institute’s community with places to gather.

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KIPP ACADEMY K-12

THERE ARE PARTS OF OUR BRAIN THAT ARE VERY, VERY SENSITIVE TO NONVERBAL RELATIONAL CUES. AND IN OUR SOCIETY, THIS IS AN UNDERAPPRECIATED ASPECT OF THE WAY HUMAN BEINGS WORK. BRUCE D. PERRY

ROLE : Participated in the Design Development and Construction Documentaion Phases.

WHITTLE SCHOOL K-12

LIKE A PALIMPSEST WITH LAYERS OF TEXT WRITTEN AND OVERWRITTEN, THERE ARE MOMENTS WHEN PREVIOUS INSCRIPTIONS ARE GRASPED WITH VIVID CLARITY. LAURA OLDFIELD FORD

ROLE : Participated in the Design Development and Construction Documentaion Phases.

SALALAH RESORT HOSPITALITY

ROLE : Construction Drawings, Egypt

CONSERVATION

ROLE : Photographic and Architectural Documentation

TRADITION IS THE SOCIAL EQUIVALENT OF PERSONAL HABIT HASSAN FATHY

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