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GOUNA FAMILY HOUSE

RESIDENTIAL, VILETTE COMPOUND, CAIRO, EGYPT

VILETTE COMPOUND, CAIRO, EGYPT


RESIDENTIAL, VILETTE COMPOUND, CAIRO, EGYPT
VILETTE COMPOUND, CAIRO, EGYPT
Project Type: Commercial
Area: 130 m
Location: Grand Egyptian Museum, Egypt
Situated in the prestigious Grand Egyptian Museum, the newest BitterSweet restaurant and social house branch mixes modern and traditional style in an embodiment of cultural fusion. Drawing inspiration from Egypt’s rich heritage, our design harmonizes contemporary aesthetics of the strong red branding with traditional elements, offering visitors a truly distinctive dining experience amidst the allure of history.
Regular consultations with the museum’s management and construction engineering team from Hassan Allam, renowned for their expertise across the MENA region, ensured precise adherence to the site’s strict regulations while bringing our vision to life. In this project, I led the design process, creating 3D renders, technical drawings, and coordinating with engineers onsite to select finishing materials and supervise site work.
THIS DESIGN IS AN EXPERIMENTAL PROMENADE THAT TAKES YOU THROUGH A PATH DEFINE THE LUXUTY AND BEHAVIOUR OF EACH SPACE. IT BLENDS INTO THE SURROUNDING BEAUTY OF SIMPLICITY TO GIVE ITS RESIDENTS THE CHANCE TO LOOK AND DIVE INTO
OF DIVERSITY AND CONTRAST IN FEELS, TEXTURES AND TEMPERATURES THAT SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT BY BRINGING THE OUTSIDE INSIDE, AND HIGHLIGHTS THE INTO THE SMALLEST DETAILS OF ...
Project Type: Residential, Two-Storey Villa Area: 380 m
Location: Palm Hills, Giza, Egypt
This project offers an experimental journey guiding its inhabitants along a path defined by diversity, contrast, and sensory exploration. Each space is crafted to evoke distinct feelings, textures, and temperatures, thereby shaping the luxurious experience and behavior of its occupants. Embracing a minimalist approach, the house celebrates the inherent beauty found in every detail, inviting residents to explore, appreciate and immerse themselves in this unique living experience.
The scope of this project included architecture, landscape, and interior design. To meet the client’s spatial needs, a 41-meter squared extension was incorporated into the existing building. My role in this project included creating the concept, collaborating with a structural engineer to develop the extension technical drawings, curating mood boards and producing 3D renders.
Project Type: Residential | Two-Storey Villa Area: 300 m
Location: El Gouna, Egypt
Located in El Gouna, this residence serves as a winter retreat for an extended family spanning three generations. The clients requested a design accommodating diverse preferences and facilitating large gatherings. It highlights a modern Islamic aesthetic and a welcoming, cozy atmosphere.
In this project, we collaborated closely with Orascom Construction Company to execute the design, ensuring that the vision we envisioned was brought to life successfully and precisely as intended. As a member of the design team in this project, I contributed to the creation of the mood board and layout options, subsequently taking charge of producing the interior 3D renders. Additionally, I played a critical role in liaising with the technical team to refine and finalize the technical package, ensuring the smooth transition from design concept to construction implementation.
Project Type: Residential | Penthouse
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Area: 230 m
Location: North Coast, Egypt
Nestled in the scenic North Coast, this beach penthouse showcases a modern coastal interior design, seamlessly integrating natural materials and light hues inspired by the seaside landscape. Emphasizing functionality and comfort, the layout maximizes natural light and breezes, offering an inviting space for a blissful summer stay. At the client’s request, the design prioritizes a coastal look and feel, facilitating gatherings with friends to savor the joys of summertime by the sea. Perched atop this beach house, the rooftop serves as the main gathering space, enhancing the lively summer experience with its coastal modern aesthetic. By day, it’s a sun-soaked retreat for lounging and panoramic views; by night, it transforms into an entertainment hub for barbecues, dining, and stargazing under the open sky, exuding warmth, joy, and coastal charm.
With a very challenging 2-month deadline, I led the design team, collaborating closely with FF&E, technical, and construction teams. My role encompassed leading the project, designing the rooftop through creating mood board and 3D renders, while supervising other team members working on the house interior design, approving technical drawings, and coordinating with the contractor and site engineers to ensure timely project delivery.
Project Type: Residential | Three-Storey Villa Area: 590 m
Location: Cairo, Egypt
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Nestled within a tranquil setting, this three-storey villa is a home for a family of four. Embracing a modern, minimalist aesthetic with a touch of luxury, the design reflects the clients’ affinity for blending marble and wood to create a timeless ambiance. With a keen emphasis on practicality and functionality, the interiors are thoughtfully crafted to accommodate gatherings of family and friends, fostering moments of warmth and connection. From the sleek lines of the furniture to the subtle interplay of textures and finishes, every element is thoroughly selected to evoke a harmonious balance between sophistication and comfort and to celebrate simplicity and elegance.
In addition to the interior spaces, our scope also encompassed the landscape design, seamlessly integrating the outdoor environment with the villa’s contemporary aesthetic. By creating inviting outdoor living areas and lush greenery, we aimed to extend the sense of serenity and relaxation to the exterior spaces, further enhancing the overall experience of modern luxury living.
As a member of the design team, I was responsible for creating 3D renders based on the mood board developed by a senior designer. Additionally, I handled material selection and conducted site visits to ensure the design was executed accurately. 2
Project Type: Residential | Duplex House Area: 285 m
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Location: Vilette, Cairo, Egypt
This duplex house project embodies modern interior design, tailored for a family seeking a blend of simplicity and vibrant colors. The openplan layout enhances the sense of space, allowing natural light to flood the interiors and create a bright, airy atmosphere. The design focuses on clean lines, minimalistic furnishings, and strategic use of bold accents to add personality and warmth. The living areas seamlessly flow into one another, promoting an environment conducive to family interaction and easy movement. Large windows and glass doors further connect the indoor spaces with the outdoors, offering expansive views and a continuous flow of light. Thoughtfully selected materials, such as light woods, sleek metals, and soft textiles, contribute to a harmonious balance of texture and color.
In this project, I had a pivotal role in leading a team of four to collaboratively create layout options and a detailed mood board. I was responsible for the ground floor 3D renders, material selections, and supervising site work. Additionally, I selected materials that align with the modern aesthetic, conducted site visits to oversee the implementation and guarantee that the design was executed accurately.
Project Type: Commercial, Mini-Restaurant, Kiosk, Truck & Events Cart
Location: Malls, Plazas, Parks, Events
Chiosco Della Pasta presents an exciting opportunity to create a distinctive dining experience for pasta lovers, establishing itself as their go-to destination where they can “Taste The Difference.” The project involved designing a To-Go Restaurant, Kiosk, Truck, and Events Cart, all while preserving the brand’s identity. The client desires a standout design that harmonizes seamlessly with the brand’s narrative, ensuring a memorable culinary journey for its customers. The design combines elegance with flowing curves inspired by pasta, along with a casual aesthetic, to deliver an efficient and high-quality experience for pasta enthusiasts.
Project Type: Public Pavilion
Area: 150 m
Location: Bridgford Park, Nottingham, UK
My master’s project, conducted concurrently with my dissertation on ontological design, delved into the impact of design on human behavior and social dynamics. By examining spaces for social interaction amidst pandemic-induced limitations, the project explored the evolving role of our cities. In response to shifting lifestyles, ‘The Bridgford Pavilion’ in Nottingham’s Bridgford Park emerges as a civic sanctuary, fostering mental recovery and social reconnection. Featuring a café, workspaces, public amenities, and a meditation area, it serves as a hub for communal gathering, interaction, and rejuvenation.
Seating forms a setting to facilitate conversations between people in civic spaces. Different types of benches change the way people interact in a park. For example, a bigger bench allows a bigger group of people to sit together, back-to-back benches give space for those individuals coming to the park alone to relax, other architectural seating are less comfortable and therefore can be used for a quicker ‘sit and chat’ type of conversation.
Seating forms a setting to facilitate conversations between people in civic spaces. Different types of benches change the way people interact in a park. For example, a bigger bench allows a bigger group of people to sit together, back-to-back benches give space for those individuals coming to the park alone to relax, other architectural seating are less comfortable and therefore can be used for a quicker ‘sit and chat’ type of conversation.
Seating forms a setting to facilitate conversations between people in civic spaces. Different types of benches change the way people interact in a park. For example, a bigger bench allows a bigger group of people to sit together, back-to-back benches give space for those individuals coming to the park alone to relax, other architectural seating are less comfortable and therefore can be used for a quicker ‘sit and chat’ type of conversation.
The workspace is meant to help combat the health problems that the typical desk job can cause. Throughout the day, people lean in different positions and keep moving around the space. The sculptures put more pressure on the legs and less pressure on the back.
The seating in the cafe presents different forms that facilitate social interaction and provide different seating patterns in a park. The sculptures intend to add to people’s experience of the park and create a space for groups of people to gather.
Natural Daylight
Natural Daylight
Natural Daylight
Natural Daylight
Floor to ceiling windows along south facade to benefit from natural daylight and sunlight in cafe. Workspace area benefits from North light to avoid glare on screens
Floor to ceiling windows along south facade to benefit from natural daylight and sunlight in cafe. Workspace area benefits from North light to avoid glare on screens
Rainwater Collection
Rainwater Collection
Rainwater Collection
Rainwater Collection
Sustainable Materials
Sustainable Materials
Floor to ceiling windows along south facade to benefit from natural daylight and sunlight in cafe. Workspace area benefits from North light to avoid glare on screens
Natural Ventilation
Floor to ceiling windows along south facade to benefit from natural daylight and sunlight in cafe. Workspace area benefits from North light to avoid glare on screens
Natural Ventilation
Pitched roof and in ground rain tanks for water collection. A filtration and pump system for water reuse in the cafe and toilets.
Pitched roof and in ground rain tanks for water collection. A filtration and pump system for water reuse in the cafe and toilets.
Pitched roof and in ground rain tanks for water collection. A filtration and pump system for water reuse in the cafe and toilets.
Sustainable Materials
Sustainable Materials
SIPS panels, made from sustainable and recyclable materials are used for construction.
Pitched roof and in ground rain tanks for water collection. A filtration and pump system for water reuse in the cafe and toilets.
Biophilia
Biophilia
Cross natural ventilation through windows
Natural Ventilation
Natural Ventilation
Cross natural ventilation through windows
Cross natural ventilation through windows
Cross natural ventilation through windows
Biophilia
Biophilia
Maximizing natural landscape views and creating an experience of rainwater walking down the walkway
Maximizing natural landscape views and creating an experience of rainwater walking down the walkway
Maximizing natural landscape views and creating an expe
Maximizing natural landscape views and creating an experience of rainwater walking down the walkway
SIPS construction produces less on site waste compared to traditional stick framing
SIPS panels, made from sustainable and recyclable materials are used for construction.
SIPS panels, made from sustainable and recyclable materials are used for construction.
SIPS panels, made from sustainable and recyclable materials are used for construction. SIPS construction produces less on site waste compared to traditional stick framing
SIPS construction produces less on site waste compared to traditional stick framing
SIPS construction produces less on site waste compared to traditional stick framing