Elyas Kham M.Arch Portfolio

Portfolio

Elyas Kham M. Arch 2026

Projects:

College of Inclusion Mycelium Growth Systems

STEAM Innovation

School

Competition and Hobbies:

Marine Research Lab

Sketching and Photography

Mycelium Growth Systems

Front Elevation of Concrete Aggregate Form

Axonometric of Nodes Design

Axonometric of Conceptual Form

Individual Final Components

Abstract Rendering

Mold Making Process

Build a wood mold Frame that surrounds the void space of the desired element geometry.

Build a master component out of wood that will be used for pouring Polyurethane rubber.

Create flexible and re-usable rubber molds to cast over 30 identical concrete blocks of each of the four unit types.

Assembling Through Load Analysis

Final Built Structure

College of Inclusion

Concept Process Diagrams

Program Diagram

Unity Oasis College of Inclusion is a mixed-use project blending higher education and public commercial spaces into one distinct experience. Focusing on the prediction of society in the year 2050, the building is designed to promote sustainability through concepts of co-habitation with other species and regenerative decarbonization. The site is based in the Golden Bay of San Francisco, California.

Axonometric View

Renderings- College Interior

Physical Building Section Model

Concept Process Diagrams

Biological Organization

Shading Device Study

Floor Plan Diagram

Catalyst Elementary reconceptualizes grade school education into an interactive learning process based in the STEAM subjects. The site is based in Arlington, TX. The building is a mix of traditional forms while integrating organic shapes that mimic the nature of biological cell organelles. Namely, the nucleus is the core of the space that invites students, staff, and visitors to collaborate and celebrate their achievements within art and technology projects.

Security Perimeter

Main Entry

Secondary Entries

3D Model Study

Longitudinal Section Perspective

Marine Research Lab

The international design competition called for a mobile marine research lab able to transport itself to various areas of study in the ocean. The station must address issues of sustainability, adaptability, and future technology. This architectural concept embodies a dynamic scientific research lab attached to a mechanical drill able to drill into an underwater volcano to harvest thermal energy.