COMMUNITY CENTER

COE College Of Engineering

‫جامعة األمري مقرن بن عبدالعزيز‬

UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE MUGRIN

COMMUNITY CENTER

I would like to thank Eng. Mona Mustafa, Eng. Tarik Samman and Eng. Banan Akbar for their effort with us throughout this semester to provide this project in the best way.

Faisal Msallati

COMMUNITY CENTER AE 311 Supervised By:

Eng. Mona Mustafa - Eng. Banan Akbar Eng. Tariq Samman Prepared By:

Faisal Msallati - 3710144

Table of Content Urban Design

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Community Center

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Case Studies

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Site Analysis

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Site Response

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SWOT Anslysis

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Program

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Madinah’s Regulations

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Saudi Building Codes

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Arch. Theme

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Master Plan

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Floor Plans

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Sections

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Elevations

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Structural Diagrams

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Sustainability Diagram

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Exterior Prespective

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Urban Design Urban design is the process of designing and shaping of cities, towns and villages and planning for the provision of municipal services to residents and visitors.

Urban design deals with the larger scale of groups of buildings, streets and public spaces, whole neighborhoods and districts, and entire cities, to make urban areas functional, attractive, and sustainable.

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Community Center Defenition: A public location where members of a community can meet for social events, education classes, or recreational activities Mission: Is to promote and provide quality activities and services that will contribute to the physical, mental and social well-being of the community.

Users: Children, Young people, and Old people approximately all the community

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I. Khaalidiyah Community Center Contains: - Swimming pool + dressing rooms - Stage - Two football fields - Billiards and table tennis lounge - Training rooms - Computer Halls - Rooms for children - Meeting rooms - Management Room Target age group: - From 4 to 19 years old.

- Also, young and old people can join.

Disadvantages: - Humidity inside the building due to indoor swimming pool.

- Not taking advantage of all activities.

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II. Abbotts Creek Community Center Architects: Location:

Clark Nexsen 9950 Durant Rd, Raleigh, NC 27614, United States Category: Community Center Lead Architect: Donna Francis Area: 26500.0 ft² - 2461.9 m² Project Year: 2015 Project Contains: - Campus public path - Interior path - Classroom - Studio - School - Playfields

- Exterior plaza - Multipurpose - Fitness center - Gymnasium - Children area

Advantages: - Natural lighting.

- Outdoor activities.

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III. Excelsior Springs Community Center Architects: Location: Category: Area: Project Year:

SFS Architecture Excelsior Springs, MO 64024, United States Community Center 50000.0 ft² - 4645.2 m² 2016

Project Contains: - Swimming pool - Exterior Seatings - Eating Area - Gymnasium - Seating Area - Children area - Basketball Fields Advantages: - Many types of physical activities.

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Site Analysis Accessibility

Prophet Mosque

The Site

King AbdulAziz Road

Prince AbdulMohsin Road

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Site Analysis Landmark

The Site

Al Khalidiyah Park

Police

Fitness Time

Saudi Post

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Site Analysis Environmental Site

Noise

Sun Path

Warm Wind

Cool Wind

Pedestrian

Park

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Site Response Site

Noise

Sun Path

Warm Wind

Cool Wind

Pedestrian

Park

Buffer Zone 14

Solid Wall

SWOT Analysis

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Strengths

There is a park in front of the site There is not much noise around the site

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Weaknesses

Behind the site is dusty land and warehouses

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Opportunities

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Threats

There are three or four electrical rooms around the site

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Program 1- Swimming Pool & Spa

300 m2

2- Horse Stable

800 m²

3- Football Fields

760 m²

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4- Billiards and Table Tennis (entertainment lounge) 110 m² 5- Gym

100 - 150 m²

6- Theater

300 m²

7- Library

250 m²

8- Movies room

50 m²

9- Courses room

2 x 30 m²

10- Rooms for children

60 m²

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64 m²

13- Plaza 14- Cafeteria

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11- Activities rooms 12- Prayer area

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16 m²

3 7 5

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Medinah's Regulations

Khalidiya scheme adopted by the number (26/103 / T) in its eastern and western parts located inside and outside King Abdullah Road (Second Ring Road) allows the rise of three floors (ground + two floors) without an extension.

Rebound from the street is equal to one-fifth of the width of the street so that it is not less than (3) meters and not more than (6) meters.

85 m

98.5 m

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Saudi Building Codes 1- External walkways must be separated from each other by not less than 6 meters.

2- The emergency assembly area in buildings with a minimum of 50 users should not be less than 70 square meters.

3- Exit pathways’ width should not be less than 1.7 m.

4- Doors should be fire resistant for at least an hour (steel or wood) with a minimum thickness of 35 mm.

5- The walls of the corridors leading to the exits should be heat resistant for at least an hour.

6- Structural glass should be fire resistant for at least an hour.

7- A smoke control system should be provided for basements.

8- The stage’s height shall not be more than 0.75 m above the floor and shall not exceed one third of the total area of the room.

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THE PROJECT

Arch. Theme

From the words of Omar ibn Al-Khattab "Teach your children swimming, archery and horse riding" Target

Water Wave

Grid

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Horse Track

Master Plan

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Floor Plans

Ground Floor

UP

Children Room 33 m²

Office Manager Office 8 m² Room 8 m² 14 m²

Clinic 22 m²

Lecture Room 24 m²

Toilet Male 19 m²

Office 13 m²

Office 15 m²

Manager Room 23 m²

Meeting Room 29 m²

Exhibition Conference 157 m²

Shooting Area 141 m²

Manager Room 16 m²

Office 7 m²

DN

Office 8 m²

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Activities Room 16 m²

Floor Plans

First Floor

Cafeteria 70 m²

GYM 390 m²

Storage 5 m²

Billiards & Table Tennise 130 m²

Cafeteria 66 m²

Toilets Female 19 m²

Activities Room 42 m²

Movies Room 113 m²

Lecture Room 26 m²

Library 242 m²

Billiards & Table Tennise 102 m²

Lecture Room GYM

50 m²

201 m²

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Sections

second floor 7.84 first floor 4.24 Cafeteria 2.00 ground floor 0.64 ground level 0.00

Main Section

Combined Building

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Female Building

Elevations

North Elevation

Female Building

Combined Building

Male Building

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Structural Diagrams

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Structural Diagrams

3D Structure

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Sustainability Diagrams

Exterior Prespectives

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Exterior Prespectives

Exterior Prespectives

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