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PORTFOLIO JOURI ASHOUR ARCHITECTURE

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Jouriashour

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

ABOUT ME

Saudi fresh graduate with first honors with a passion for exploration and innovation. An enthusiastic and dedicated architect seeking knowledge and experience in the field.

SOFTWARE

AutodeskRevit

AutoCAD

AdobeIllustrator

Lumion

3DMax

Enscape

Photoshop

SKILLS

Problemsolving

Criticalthinking

Teammanagement

Goodcommunication

Strongunderstanding ofdesignaesthetics

Modelmaking

NativeArabicspeaker

FluentEnglishspeaker

EDUCATION

2019 - 2024

2015 - 2019

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE

Effat University

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

Jeddah Private International School

INTERNSHIP

AUG 2023

AHMED BANAJA'S OFFICE FOR ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

Interned for a month working on residential projects

AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS

FEB 2023

NOV 2020

AUG 2020

ROYAL COMMISSION OF MAKKAH - MAKKAH MUSEUM PROJECT

Won first place in competition held by the Royal Commission of Makkah

SENEGAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COMPETITION

Designed an elementary school in Marsassoum, Senegal using vernacular materials and techniques

ABO MAKHROUG COMPETITION

Redesigned and developed the Abo Makhroug mountain area

Nominated to the top 10 finalists

ACHIEVEMENTS AND CERTIFICATIONS

FEB 2023

DEC 2022

JUNE 2022

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN WORKSHOP, KAUST

Selected to attend a computational design workshop alongside PhD students

MEETHAQ KING SALMAN

Selected to showcase an urban design project in King Salman’s meethaq

URBAN DESIGN COURSE, IU HAMBURG - TU BERLIN

Selected to represent my university in a 2-week urban design course

APRIL 2022

STUDENT RESEARCH FORUM

Presented research titled: Urban Agronomy Techniques in Arid Environmental Contexts

Won best research poster award

FEB 2022

MEMARYAT ARCHITECTURE CONFERENCE

Selected to present three studio projects in the Memaryat conference

PROJECTS

Al-Khalidiyah,

Al'usaylah, Makkah

Rawdah, Jeddah

Al-Balad,

JEDDAH COMMUNITY ART CENTER

The art center acts as a focal point and beacon of light within the city, bringing the community together. Light is reflected not only physically but also conceptually throughout the building’s design, from its internal skylight to the facade’s play of light and shadow. The central atrium becomes a focal point for gathering, symbolizing warmth and enlightenment.

Al-Khalidiyah, Jeddah
AERIAL NIGHT RENDER
AERIAL NIGHT RENDER

BUILDING PROGRAM

CENTER AREA BREAKDOWN

Educational spaces: 1,780 m² (12%)

Public-serving zones: 3,330 m² (20%)

Administration zone: 312 m² (2%)

Basement (services and parking): 3,165 m² (20%)

Services, storage, and outdoor spaces: 46%

SITE PLAN
MAIN ENTRANCE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
EDUCATIONAL ZONE ATRIUM SHOT

EGRESS SYSTEM

According to building occupancy codes, a building with more than 1000 people should have 4 emergency exits available less than half the diagonal distance.

DETAIL SECTION

3D STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM

CLOSE-UP VIEW OF THE GRIDSHELL

NORTHWEST DAY RENDER

FORM DEVELOPMENT

ALUSAYLAH TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM

Reflecting the shared spiritual desire that brings masses of pilgrims across oceans, deserts and continents.

PROJECT TYPE: TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM

A museum that focuses on recreating past transportation methods and simulating different pilgrims’ journeys across the world.

1 Wind orientation and the pathways of the four routes

2 Overlap of focal points, wind circulation, and sun movement

AERIAL RENDER

Local bazaar and outdoor cafes
Observation deck
Outdoor camel area
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL HIGH RISE

Rawdah, Jeddah

In collaboration with Mashael Aldakheel

The tower invokes a sense of community through layered public gardens that elevate the quality of life in the neighborhood. The ground floor has a welcoming piazza that acts as a social hub. The gradual layering of the form creates a visual connection between the commercial and residential part, while still maintaining privacy with respect to the cultural norms.

RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PODIUM LEVEL 1 + RESIDENTIAL LOBBY

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PODIUM LEVEL 2 + BUILDING MANAGEMENT

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

PODIUM LEVEL 3 + SERVICE FLOOR

ALLEGIANCE SQUARE REDESIGN

In collaboration with Bayan Al-Nahdi, Lamya Alameri, Maram Dohaithem, and Mashael Aldakheel

Capturing the essence of Al Balad by reflecting Jeddah’s heritage and culture throughout the design.

The project demonstrates the contrast between the old and new parts of Jeddah. The design will add to the old Jeddah city fabric with adequate urban design principles providing accessibility and connectivity between all the project zones.

SITE

Recreational

Commercial

Arts

Services

Entertainment

POST-DESIGN LEGIBILITY MAP

Secondary pathway

Tertiary pathway

Landmark Main pathway

Existing node

Potential node

Positive edge

Negative edge

INTERNSHIP

YACHT VILLA

INTERIOR DESIGN

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN WORKSHOP

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN WORKSHOP

KAUST

As part of the computational design workshop, my team was asked to design a pavilion using asymptotic curves. The workshop included a rhino and grasshopper course as well as general mathematics and engineering classes to understand the different ways materials could be utilized. The team ended up proposing this pavilion design that started out from two inverted triangles that were then multiplied, and pulled inwards as if tied by a thread firstly through grasshopper, then through a physical mode using balza wood and screws.

FORM FINDING USING KANGAROO

In collaboration with Mashael Aldakheel and Hala Kajak PHYSICAL MODEL

Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook