Malik Darwish Architecture Portfolio 2025 by malikdarwish

PORTFOLIO MALIK DARWISH

About Me

OurStory

Sheldon Hub

CPBS Fabrication Facility

UNMC Mental Health and Wellness Center

The

2023 - Present

EDUCATION

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Master of Science in Architecture

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bachelor of Science in Design

2019 - 2023 Minor in Landscape Architecture

2015 - 2019

Lincoln North Star High School High School Degree

EXPERIENCE

2023 - Present

2021 - Present

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Graduate Learning Assistance

Arch 231: Structural Fundamental

Arch 430: Tech Integration

Arch 461: Urbanism

Provided one-on-one assistance to students Scheduled and maintained regular office hours for students Assist in the development of course materials Engaged in discussions with professor regarding grades

Walmart

Digital Personal Shopper

Proactively assisting customers Communication Team Work

SKILLS

CAD

Rendering

Adobe CC

Microsoft Office

English

Kurdish

Arabic

Rhino I Revit

Lumion I V-ray I Enscape I Twinmotion

Illustrator I Photoshop I InDesign I Premiere Pro

Word I PowerPoint I Excel I Outlook

LANGUAGES

Fluent

Native Language

Intermediate

OURSTORY

How do we want to live as we age?

OurStory is a prototype aging-ready small house for Omaha that seek affordability at the intersection of design, finance, and policy. OurStory design can function as standalone small homes, accessory dwelling units to existing homes, or as part of dense cottage courts and cluster communities using community land trusts or other innovative land tenancy regimes.

ARCH610: DESIGN RESEARCH STUDIO

TERM: FALL 2024

TEAM: ENTIRE CLASS COLLABORATION

PROFESSOR: JEFF DAY

SIP SCREW WITH MIN 1.5" PENETRATION INTO LVL BEAM @ 24" O.O. MAX.

TYPICAL WALL ASSEMBLY

SIP SCREWS WITH MIN. 1.5" PENETRATION INTO BEAM OR WALL TOP PLATE @ 24" O.C. MAX

12 1/2" SIP ROOF PANEL

1/2" GWB, CEILING PRO-RIB METAL ROOFING

1'-11 1/4" x 0'-6 3/4" LVL BEAM

SIP SCREW WITH MIN 1.5" PENETRATION INTO WOOD MEMBER IN SIP WALL PANEL @ 24" O.O. MAX.

GUTTER (MATCH FINISH OF MTL. SIDING

(3) 1-3/4" X 7 1/4" LVL, SHAPED TOP

RIDGED INSULATION

DRIP CAP

TYPICAL FLOOR ASSEMBLY

2X8 ATTIC JOISTS @ 16" o.C. W/3/4 T&G OSB SUBFLOOR SHEATHING

TYPICAL WALL ASSEMBLY

5/16" SMOOTH FIBER CEMENT PANELS, PTD.

XX" PRO-RIB METAL SIDING

6-1/2" STRUCTURAL INSULATED PANELS

1/2" GWB, PTD

TYPICAL FLOOR ASSEMBLY

CONC. S.O.G. W/ POLISHED FINISH, SEALED

REINFORCING PER STRUCT. FOOTING

6 MIL MOISTURE BARRIER

4" GRAVEL

APPROVED SITE SUBGRADE OR FILL

PT SILL PLATE O/FOAM SILL GASKET

GSM DRIP FLASHING, PTD.

GSM INSUL. PROTECTION, PTD.

FIN. GRADE, SLOPE FROM HOUSE POROUS CEMENT PAVERS

DRAIN ROCK, 12" WIDE

R-10 MIN., 2" RIGID INSULATION; EXCEEDS MIN. REQ'D BY R403.3 FOR FROST PROTECTED FOUNDATION FOR OMAHA, NE JURISDICTION

CONC. FOUNDATION PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER & SOILS REPORT

BATHROOM

KITCHEN

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Corby House

THE SHELDON HUB

The Sheldon Hub aims to solve the challenges of old with the new, the relationship between architecture and art, the relationship between museum and community. The Sheldon Hub was developed in a way that would bring together educational, creative, cultural, and research activities to make the building more than just about art.

ARCH411: INTEGRATE

TERM: SPRING 2023

TEAM: NIKITA MANSINGHANI

PROFESSOR: BEAU JOHNSON

SecondFloor

SheldonGalleries SheldonGalleries SheldonBasement

SculptureHall ArtClassroom

GalleryExtension

LearningStairs

Gallery Extension

Outdoor

First Floor Plan

Sculpture Hall

Student Lounge Area

Sheldon Gallery

Sheldon

Auditorium

Connectin to Sheldon

Sculpture Garden

Outdoor Garden

Basement Floor Plan

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The material palette for The Sheldon Hub was designed to complement the existing framework of the original building and to create a seamless transition between the old and new spaces, while also providing a contemporary aesthetic.

By incorporating significant materials and elements from Sheldon, we created a sense of continuity and flow throughout the building. The result is a vibrant and dynamic space that enhances the overall aesthetic and functionality of the site, providing a hub for creative, cultural, and research activities.

CPBS FABRICATION FACILITY

The project explored Circular Economies and promote activities that do not “extract” from a community but provide a system where work, economic, production, and the built environment are self-sustaining. The project also investigated different types of lumber and its effects on future sustainability, tree diversity, and regional forestry biomes.

ARCH311: SITUATE

TERM: SPRING 2022

TEAM: N/A

PROFESSOR: JASON GRIFFITHS

Design For Disassembly

Third Floor Plan

UNMC MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER

The UNMC campus lacks sufficient facilities for students mental and physical health. In this studio, we explored a new way of designing to remove the stigma of seeking help. Through combined waiting and study areas, amenities that invite people inside, and an amphitheater. The project demonstrates the significance of basophilic design and materiality in the design of mental and wellness facilities.

ARCH311: COLLABORATE

TERM: FALL 2022

TEAM: OZ ECKHORN I

ASHLEY MITCHELL

NIKOS THEOHARIS I ALISSA VLACH

PROFESSOR:

BRIAN SPENCER