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WORK EXPERIENCE HAKENGINEERING CONSULTING OFFICE 2022 - NOW

JEDDAH

Architect - Urban Designer

Assisted with +25 projects from concept through delivery including researching, designing and producing dociments Review projects to ensure that applicable codes, standard, and procedures are followed and that quality is satisfactory Collaborated with architects, engineers, and other team members to ensure that BIM building were completed on time.

Apply knowledge of relevant intemational regulations regarding the design of projects Perform operational support and anyalsis for an assigned area Coordinated with consultants and contractor to solve problem related to various projects.

Attended all team meetings to resolve technical and project issues coordinate team members and review project scchedules Participated in site visits and contributed to site anaylysis reports.

FREELANCE & INTERNSHIP SALAH ALZUGHAIBY CONSULTING OFFICE 2021 - 2021

JEDDAH

Architect - Urban Designer

Assisted with the development of architural plans and models Modeling as-built BIM models using Revit Brainstormed And Worked Closely With Other Professional Architects Performed researcht on specifications, materials, building codes.

Assist the client with review and approval of contractors submittals

I a m M o h a mm e d G h am r i Ar c h ite ctu r a l, an d U r b a n De si g n e r I hold a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from KAU and am a highly motivated and enthusiastic worker, capable of adapting to and excelling at tasks of varying levels of complexity. I am a valuable team member with the ability to work independently and am known for my responsible, organized, and creative approach to work. I am detail-oriented and always strive to produce high—quality work.

Beyond architecture and urban design, I am also passionate about photography and visual arts. I have a curious and open—minded nature, which drives me to explore different cultures and places around the world, allowing me to learn and grow through my travels and experiences.

PERSONAL INFORMATION DATE OF BIRTH

NATIONALITY

07 /11 / 1998

Saudi Arabian

ADDRESS Jeddah , Saudi Arabia

CONTACT MOBILE + 966 59 181 2136

E-MAIL Moaghamri@gmail.com

EDICATION

Linked

Mohammed Ghamri

CURRICULUM VITAE

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REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 2019 -2019

JEDDAH

Architect - Urban Designer

Worked As A Lead Designer In A Residential Villas Complex Project Provided A Schematic Master Plan For Residential Project Performed Other Duties As Assigned

Skills: Strong conceptual design skills Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, Lumion, and Adobe Creative Suite Excellent Communication and collaboration skills Familiarity with sustainable design principles Understanding of urban planning principles, contributing to comprehensive and context-aware architectural designs.

CERTIFICATION & ACHIEVEMENTS MUNICIPALITY COMPETITION Al-Asfarin Neighborhood Medina Al-Munawarah

EXHIBITIONS 3 STAR HOTEL ( Marsam 3 )

CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE KAUFAP - KAUARCH 2021-2020

LEADER AT JEDDAH COLORWALK

MOSBFC ( PMP ) PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL

VOLUNTEER JEDDAH LIVE TO GIVE

King Abdulaziz University KAUFAP - KAUARCH

2017 - 2021 LANGUAGES

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Arabic ( Native )

English ( Modest )

Alliance

Architectural Consulting

ENG. SALAH ALZUGHAIBY ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 GRADUATION PROJECT RESEARCH

02 Al-Nuzha Neighborhood

03 Al-Asfarin Neighborhood

04 NAHDAH MIXED USE PROJECT

05 PRIVATE VILLA 501

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Al-Nuzha Neighborhood Urban

Design

GRADUATION PROJECT RESEARCH JEDDAH HIGH RISE BUILDING "In this context, the prevailing trend in Jeddah's skyline reveals a concentration of high-rise structures that primarily serve singular purposes, be it residential, commercial, or office spaces. The absence of mixed-use designs hinders these buildings from embodying a comprehensive approach to urban planning. Unlike the dynamic potential of multi-use structures, these buildings miss the opportunity to function as central hubs capable of addressing a myriad of needs within the city.

The essence of a thriving urban landscape lies in the adaptability and synergy of its architectural elements. Unfortunately, the current landscape in Jeddah tends to prioritize specificity over versatility. Imagine a cityscape where towering structures seamlessly blend living spaces, commerce, and work environments. Such mixed-use developments not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also foster a sense of community and accessibility.

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2 "The Al-Farsi Building on the Corniche of Jeddah is a notable example of a former residential and commercial establishment. This building, once serving as both a living space and a commercial hub, reflects a dual-purpose architectural heritage along the vibrant Jeddah Corniche."

"The Al-Ahly Building in Jeddah is a prime example of a mixed-use structure, seamlessly combining offices and shops. This type of building serves a dual purpose, providing both workspace and commercial outlets within the same establishment."

3 "Enclosed mixed-use buildings, such as those with walled structures, offer a versatile combination of residential and commercial spaces.

These integrated structures provide a cohesive environment, balancing different functions within a secured and enclosed setting."

4 "Multi-use buildings aim to fulfill a variety of purposes, seamlessly integrating diverse functionalities that complement the surrounding urban landscape. These structures are designed to serve a range of needs, contributing harmoniously to the overall urban environment."

SYSTEMS OF THE BUILDING 1

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02.1: CORE SYSTEM Core is one ofthe most important structural and functional elements of the high rise building. The core of a building is the area reserved for elevators’ stairs, mechanical equipments and the vertical shafts that are necessary for ducts, pipes and wires. lts wall are also the most common location for the vertical wind bracing TYPE CORE SYSTEM

Central core

Split core

End core

02.5: Facade System

02.2: Emergency system The most important risks that we face in tall buildings are fires and problems escaping from the building for several reasons, including the collapse of a part in the building or a fire in a role, and these require complex systems and need isolated escape places from fires

02.4: TYPES OF HIGH-RISE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

02.3: MEP System Mechanics systems are important for efficient and high quality building operation, and they vary from type to type according to the building's uses

The types of building facades are many. We mentioned the most famous ones and the method of installing them on buildings

The construction systems in tall buildings are different, and from many materials and construction methods, from concrete or steel materials, how to form them

Atrium core

1-Window facade

2-Mullion-Transom Construction

3-Ribbon facade

4-Unitized facade

5-Structural glazing

6-Nogging facade

Civil Defence Regulations Fire Exits Quantity:

Mechanical System

Quantity Equation Users 120 No. Exits 120 is Constant From Civil Defence 120 40 Persons min 3min

and this equation will detremine how many tons you’ll need to cool a space and it will help you to know how many units of each system you will need.

Minimum Width:

Floor of Mechanical Systems

40m in Open Spaces

Every 4 floors there is a service floor for building systems of air conditioning, feeding water and firefighting systems

Minimum Width

Core and Tenant Space Central

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Users

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(Height*Length*Width)*350 12000

Rigid Frames

Provide flexibility in floor planning.

Fast construction.

Expensive moment connections.

Expensive fire proofing Outriggers systm

Effectively resists bending by exterior columns connected to outriggers extended from the core outrigger structure dose not add shear resistance Braced Tube

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Fire Exits: 3 Hours Normal Walls :1 Hour

Infrastructure

In the lower floors, water tanks and infrastructure, including electricity and sanitation, are placed

Travel Distance:

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40m in Open Spaces

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civil defence regulations ( wepsite )

There is a duct through which air conditioning systems and feeding water are distributed throughout the building

Efficiently resists lateral shear by axial forces in the diagonal members.

Wider column spacing possible compared with framed tubes Reduced shear lag.

Bracings obstruct the View Shear wall

Effectively resists in floor planning Easily moldable interior planning limitations due to shear walls

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mechanical book ( pdf )

framed casing ststems

7-Double-skin facade

Storey Hight Installation

Projective Facade

First, we started dividing the podium and showing it as the center of the project

PHASE .2.

PHASE .1.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

We clarified the main entrances to the project from the two areas, the front street and the secondary street

PHASE .4.

PHASE .5.

Placing buildings in the middle of the degree 360 project to achieve a full perspective of residential buildings

The final figure shows the facades of the buildings and the interior plaza, and the realization of the vision in them

SITE PLAN

FLOORS PLANS

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Al-Nuzha Neighborhood Urban

Design

Al-nuzha Neighborhood Livable Neighborhoods and Districts in Jeddah Our vision is to create vibrant, sustainable, and livable neighborhoods and districts in Jeddah that prioritize the well-being and quality of life for residents. We aim to address the urban, environmental, and social issues that have plagued neighborhoods in the past by incorporating key qualities that are essential for the development of successful communities. Our vision includes the following:

Community Engagement and Participation

Walkability and Accessibility

Environmental Sustainability Mixed-Use Development Infrastructure and Services

Cultural Identity and Heritage Preservation

Social and Economic Diversity

Safety and Security

Community Engagement and Participation: Foster a sense of community and active participation among residents, encouraging them to have a voice in shaping their neighborhoods. This can be achieved through community events, neighborhood councils, and participatory planning processes.

By adhering to this vision, we can transform neighborhoods in Jeddah into vibrant and livable communities that enhance the well-being and happiness of their residents. Implementing these qualities in future planning and revitalization efforts will contribute to the sustainable development and prosperity of the city.

2.URBANISM 2.1 INTRODUCTION NEW URBANISM

2.2 THE PRINCIPLES The principles of urbanism can be applied increasingly to projects at the full range of scales from a single building to an entire community.

TRADITIONAL NEIGHBOURHOOD Pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods built in the early twentieth century .

CONNECTIVITY Interconnected street grid

BALCONIES

CAFES

WALKING

CYCLING

OPEN SPACES

SMART TRANSPORTATION Network of trains connecting cities, towns, and neigh borhoods together.

New Urbanism Was taken and adopted as an idea to work on the design of the new neighborhood. We and urban designers take elements of New Urbanism into consideration when designing.

New Urbanism Provides : Open Space , Sidewalks ,Cafes and Balco nies To host everyday interaction and public life To host everyday interaction and public life.

What is New Urbanism ?

New Urbanist streets are designed : It is an approach to urban planning and For people ie walking, Cycling and Using design that can be applied to a variety of public transportation. scales, from a single block in an urban area to a large city area. The new urbanization is often referred to as the traditional neighborhood development because it recreates the urban look and feel.

WALKABILITY Walkability is a measure of an area's suitability for walking.

DIVERSITY

Mixed-housing Mixed-use

Residential Retails Commercial HOUSE

DEVELOP DENSITY Buildings, residences, shops, and services closer together for ease of walking, to enable a

QUALITY ARCHITECTURE & URBAN DESIGN Taken together these add up to a high quality of life well worth living, and create places that enrich, uplift, and inspire the human spirit.

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Concept

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The first idea focused on the principle of walking: - where the idea focused on changing the neighborhood in a simple way from the basic shape of the neighborhood, and based on that, a neighborhood was created that greatly helps walking, reduces the use of cars as much as possible, and creates a civilized environment and open spaces that support the idea and be one of the neighborhoods Good and suggested city The idea also includes creating a social environment by creating open spaces and green spaces.

Walkability Neighborhood Al-Nuzha Park

Al-Nuzha Park

THE CURRENT SITUATION OPEN SPACES

COMMERCIAL

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URBAN DESIGN URBAN PLANNING

1.1DEFINITION It was defined as, a bridge between architecture and urban planning, and relationship between built and unbuilt space. the art of making better places for people and public life; a way of thinking.Urban design is concerned with the arrangement, appearance and function of our suburbs, towns and cities.

NEIGHBORHOOD STREET ALLEY

SENSES

RECOMMENDED

NOT RECOMMENDED

Improve visibility for pedestrians in crosswalks by installing curb extensions/bump outs and advance stop bars, and eliminating on-street parking spaces adjacent to the crossing.

RECOMMENDED

NOT RECOMMENDED

Provide angled or parallel on-street parking wherever possible.

RECOMMENDED

NOT RECOMMENDED

Eliminate street parking adjacent to pedestrian crossings.

NOT RECOMMENDED

- Place utilities underground whenever possible.

- Place utilities in the landscape areas and away from crosswalks or sidewalks.

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Incorporate such features as white markings, signage, and lighting so that pedestrian crossings are visible to moving vehicles during the day and night.

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02. STREET CROSSINGS IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY CHECKLIST

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- Design grade level entrances from the public right of way for pedestrians - Comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines at primary pedestrian entrances. Alternate approaches for persons with mobility limitations (such as a ramp next to the main path to the primary entry) should not be necessary.

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Al-Asfarin Neighborhood Medina Municipality Competition

Al-Asfarin Neighborhood Medina Municipality Competition

BREIF: The Al-Aseefreen neighborhood in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah is distinguished by its geographical and historical significance, as it contains important archaeological landmarks such as the house of Lady Fatimah bint Al-Hassan (may Allah be pleased with her) and her well, as well as the Al-Manaratayn Mosque, where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) prayed. Therefore, the idea of developing the area is based on the principle of documenting its history and heritage to make it a cultural and tourist hub, and to market an advanced mental image of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah. This can be achieved by preserving the existing heritage in the area, reviving it, and creating a cohesive social environment between residents and visitors to enhance the principle of communication and cultural exchange among them. This is considered one of the most important principles of historical sustainability in terms of architecture and society.

Design Concept:

Connectivity and Inclusivity

Sustainable Development

Social Cohesion

Connectivity and Inclusivity The design concept involves creating a dynamic connectivity network within the neighborhood. This includes planning roads for cars and buses, as well as establishing dedicated pathways for pedestrians and cyclists.

The goal is to facilitate access to all essential and vital facilities within the area. As a result, this concept can be expanded in the future to form an integrated network of roads and pathways with a unified identity beyond the neighborhood, contributing to shaping a distinctive overall image for the city of Al-Madinah.

Sustainable Development By reducing the number of roads and replacing them with dedicated walkways and bicycle lanes, installing bus stations, and adopting solar panels as a primary source of renewable energy for lighting. Increasing green areas, implementing two irrigation systems that utilize rainwater, and providing a Social Cohesion Enhancing the value of the place by designing key gathering spaces that contribute to forming a network of social interaction between visitors and residents of the area, fostering cultural exchange and promoting the idea of humanity.

The Local Identity of Umar ibn Al-Khattab Street Design of Urban Furniture Elements

Residential Area

Tourist Area

Historical Area

Services

Residential-Commercial Area

01 Integration with the Current Situation

This involves defining and redesigning streets and sidewalks, improving infrastructure, utilizing existing buildings such as residential structures and mosques, and developing them further. Utilizing open spaces for parks and adding buildings that align with the needs of the area. The lands are connected by an extended pedestrian pathway along the entire neighborhood, enhancing the principle of harmony and neighborhood development.

02 Sustainable Design Solutions

involve reducing the number of streets and replacing them with dedicated pathways for walking and cycling, along with the installation of bus stations. Adopting solar panels as a primary source of renewable energy for lighting, increasing green spaces, implementing two irrigation systems utilizing rainwater, and providing a network for reusing treated graywater for irrigation.

03 Economic and investment value.

Revitalizing the economic aspect of the area and attracting investors by constructing seasonal entertainment buildings, commercial administrative towers, health facilities, and educational structures. Optimizing land use seasonally in line with the current annual event in the region, such as the Hajj season and recreational seasons. Establishing multi-purpose kiosks for commercial use or hosting workshops for visitors to showcase ancient crafts in Al Madinah.

Rainwater

Native plants with low water consumption from the local environment.

A network for collecting water for the purpose of reuse.

water consumed for ablution and other purposes by the site visitors.

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NAHDAH MIXED USE PROJECT ALLIANCE ENGINEERING CONSULTANT

AL-NAHDAH HYPERMARKET PROJECT BRIEF

Al-Nahda hypermarket project. Located in Al-Naeem District, With its multiple components, we seek to be a destination with a different experience for shopping. The project consists of several main components, in addition to other additional activities that require an additional license for each of them. The main activities include the main showroom (Shop) in addition to the sorting and storage area, administration department, rest areas, toilets and staff accommodation.

REGULATIONS

One of the most important phases in any project is that know how the municipality regulations work, all our projects start with a deep understanding of Jeddah municipality regulations.

ELEVATION A-A

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