GRADUATION I Presentation Business Park " Suez City "

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• Table of Contents :

1.

Introduction

2.

Map Location

3.

Historical Background

4.

Urban Analysis

5.

Project Selection

6.

Site selection

7.

Site Analysis

8.

Case Study

9.

Space program

10. Lesson learned 11. Sustainability

12. Individual Work

01 • Introduction

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Definition of Architectural Autonomy: ❑we can defined autonomy into main four terms: o o o o

Integration

Integration.

Comfort.

Freedom.

Independence.

❑ Definition from our point of view : From our point of view as one group the definition of autonomy can be defined as “Freedom” inspired by sea by using free lines also using the color of shells in the elevation.

Freedom

Autonomy

Independence

comfort

Individual Work

02 • Map Location

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Map location

EGYPT

EAST DELTA

SUEZ

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

➢ ROAD ACCESSIBILITY

Ismailia Desert Road

Ain El Sokhna Road

Suez Desert Road

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

➢ Suez government : 1. The existence of developments in the Suez area will contribute to the success of any project established 2. Suez City has a strong economic sector due to the activities that contribute to the advancement of the economy, such as the petroleum industry 3. The presence of the Suez Canal, which is one of the most important reasons for the successful economy in Egypt in general 4. The presence of a large tourist activity in the governorate, especially in the city of Ain Sokhna

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Suze government :

There is a great diversity of activities within the city of Suez, and with the presence of development, it will make it an independent city that has self-sufficiency in its resources, as a result of the integration of more than one activity together within the governorate such as industrial activities, tourism activities, and commercial activities

Individual Work

03 • Historical Background

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

PHARAONIC ERA

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

ABBASID ERA

OTTOMAN ERA

750 AD-1240 AD

1517 AD-1900 AD

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

FRENCH CAMPAIGN 1789 AD-1807AD

1310BC-335BC

1310BC

640 AD

1240 AD

1517 AD

1537 AD

1769 AD

ISLAMIC CALIPHATE

MAMLUK ERA

MUHAMMED ALI ERA

640 AD

1250 AD- 1517 AD

1769AD

1800 AD

1880 A

THE ENGLISH OCCUPATION 1899 AD-1956 AD

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

1985

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

2002

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

2020

Individual Work

04 • Urban Analysis

Introduction

Map Location

➢ Land Use

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

residential residential commercial Administrative residential My religious housing Residential craftsman commercial Stores Literal Industrial religious General services educational military school Suzan Mubarak Library

➢ Building Conditions

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

➢ Building Heights

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

healthy Administrative social Entertaining Facilities Lands of a special nature Fish farms Sheds My ports parking Vacant lands Agricultural lands The Suez Canal concession areas Ports Urban space

➢ Road Hierarchy

Regional Entries Regional positions Regional routes Major methods Main lines

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

➢ Land Marks (Suez governate)

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

1

5 2 3

4

6

Ain Sokhna city)

(Suez city)

1-Suze university

2-Garage Suez oil processing

3-Suze thermal power planet

1-Stella di Mare• Grand Hotel

4-Egypt square

5-Suez sport stadium

6-Port Tawfik Marian

4-Porto elSokhna resort

2-The factories area in Sokhna

5-The Galala university

3-mövenpick resort el Sokhna

6-Porto elSokhna resort

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

➢ Transportation

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

➢ Economical Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Swot Analysis • • • • •

Limited Affordable Programs for disadvantaged Youth High quality of life pollution Unemployment.

Accommodation.

Limited market choose for land and commercial building.

Strengths

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Opportunity Weakness

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Transportation routes and highway systems High quality of life Population growth Job growth Geographical location High land value

Regulations and potential laws can cause some of the challenges and difficulties impeding the freedom of creativity The lack of adequate housing for the workers.

Threats • • • •

Easy access to the site.

Attract larger, wider target users.

Suez canal will be beneficial in our project.

Strong city branding.

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Swot Analysis

Conclusion: Suez Governorate is economically good governorate and it has many materials and ingredients for the success of any project established within it. One of the most important examples is the presence of the Suez Canal. Also, Suez Governorate is a city full of services such as transportation

05 • Project selection

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Autonomy In Business ❑Applying the point of freedom in our concept , plan , and shape of the building to achieve the combination between client and architect. Which is the concept of autonomy.

Business

Integration

Autonomy

Ex:

Construction company

Architecture company

Material supplier company

Booking office Customs clearance company

Business park and autonomy 21

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

➢ List of problems: Economy

Marketing

Pollution

Transportation

Accommodation

Tourism

Unemployment

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Project approach

CULTURAL

Economical

Claiming on Suez cultural and heritage as its starts longtime age and focusing on the traditional techniques.

Targeting the community investors to start developing Suez region.

Social

Targeting the community individual to integrate with each other.

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Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Economical CULTURAL Social Claiming on Suez cultural and heritage as its starts longtime age and focusing on the traditional techniques.

Targeting the community investors to start developing Suez region.

Targeting the community individual to integrate with each other.

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Social CULTURAL

Claiming on Suez cultural and heritage as its starts longtime age and focusing on the traditional techniques.

Economical

Targeting the community investors to start developing Suez region.

Targeting the community individual to integrate with each other. .

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Target groups

Youth

Youth are the power of any project they are the main factor of the project to stand out.

Investors

Attracting investors is from the main aspects of the project. As they will be a main part in solving economical problem of the government.

Tourists

Tourists inside the city of Suez came for watching large ships passing through the Suez Canal

06 • Site selection

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Site Criteria:

Integration

Flexibility

Criteria Project:

Freedom

Autonomy Criteria

Landmark s

View

Criteria Project:

Site Services

Site Criteria

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Site Location

3

Site 2

Site 1 1 2

Site 3

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Comparison Between 3 Sites

Site 2

Site 1

5Points

Site 3

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

➢ Selected Site

Site 1

Sustainability

Individual Work

07 • Site Analysis

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Site Analysis Building Condition

Building Heights

Solid And Void

6% 14%

6%

3%

14%

13%

67%

13%

3%

97%

67%

0-5m

5-10m

10-15m

15-20m

Good

Moderate

97%

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Site Analysis Road Hierarchy

Land Marks 1-Suez sports stadium 5

2-suez Cornish 4

3-El Shohada'a Park

3 1

4-Suez social club

2

5-Suez Fever Hospital

6-general office of Suez Governorate

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Design Issues

Definition

Economy

conditions and constituents that are around and affect it with failure or success in financial terms, and the economic challenges facing architecture.

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In architectural terms, it refers to ambient qualities such as the level of noise and temperature sense of security.

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Site Analysis

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many sources of inconvenience require walls with soundinsulating materials to maintain their comfort.

The presence of wind surrounding the project will help to use the natural ventilation.

The presence of natural sources reducing the use of artificial light sources

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While architecture and interaction design have traditionally dealt with ontologically different matters, this distinction is now being challenged.

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It realizes the principle of autonomy The unit of the project regardless of the different function in it integrate more than one function in one place

Fixability

continuously adapt its space layout and even its structure to evolving needs.

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Flexibility provides freedom to the user within the building Flexibility affects many factors that cause user comfort, such as circulation

Visibility

Visibility in architectural layouts affects human navigatetion, so a suitable representation of visibility context is useful in understanding human activity

• •

represent spatial context in the interpretation of human activity. visible layout are considered to be random variables that evolve with time during the agent’s movement,

Mood

The identity of architecture is often conceptualised and portrayed as an immutable or historically continuous entity within certain existing areas of architectural design, heritage conservation, architectural history and literature.

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The presence of identity gives the building great importance Make the building a landmark The independence of the building from what is around it, and this makes it achieve the autonomy

Safety

Is a state of being protected from potential harm or something that has been designed to protect and prevent harm and to safety human inside the building like smoke control ,emergency lighting ,fire alarm .

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safety is to evacuate users of building in emergency and to make the safe building for users, fire protection ,professional safety .

security

Is a unified security design that addresses the necessities and potential risks involved in a certain scenario or environment.

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Security is the main issue on the project, is implies the entire secured as pc information, using high technology to make appropriate environment for users.

Image

The impress or meaning that perceiver gets from a building's form ar outer surface that describe building's message or atmosphere.

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Image shuold be reflect the project in the society as in architecture feature skyline community how the perceive it and its impact on them

Integration

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

. No architecture without economy, no economy without architecture. can apply autonomy in the economy through an autonomous a closed community focuses on structural developments to enhance the quality of people life

It can unify the building and the different functions can be separated by it The circulation organization provides comfort and a sense of freedom of movement within the building

Circulation

In architecture, circulation refers to the way people move through and interact with a building.

Site selection

Effect on architecture •

Comfort

Project Selection

Circulation

Comfort

Economy

Integration

Fixability

Mood

Visibility

Safety

Security

Image

08 • Case study

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

➢ GOOGLE'S LONDON HEADQUARTERS Location: London, UK Area : 650,000sqft Architects: BJARKE ANGLES GROUP: BIG

Project Year: 2015

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

➢ Project Content

Stuff Entertainment Offices

Main Entrance Retail

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

➢ Design issues: INTEGRATION

FLEXIBLE OFFICE AREAS

COMFORT

VISIBILITY

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION ON THE ROOF

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

➢ KOHINOOR SQUARE Location: Mumbai , India Height : 203 m Main building 142 m Residence building Architects: SSA Architects Project Year: 2015 Type : Mixed use building

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

➢ Project Content

Zooning section

Master plan

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

➢ Design issues: Visibility

Integration

Comfort

Circulation

Independence

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

09 • Lesson learned

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

➢ Lessons learned: • • • • • • •

What is the AUTONOMY? Effects of Autonomy on Architecture.

Knowing more information about Suez.

How to work in team.

Philosophy thinking.

Work smart not hard.

If the plan doesn’t work. Change the plan . But never the goal.

• Do what you love, love what you do.

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

10 • Space program

Introduction

Map Location

Administration (510m²)

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Offices Manger Office Toilets Storage Server Room Security Meeting Room Archive Copy Room IT

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Clinic Zone (2200m²)

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Pharmacy Clinics Toilets Storage Reception Small Cafe Archive Copy Room IT

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Entertainment Zone (4500m²)

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Restaurants Cafe Shops Toilets Security Mpu Car showroom Beauty Center Gym

Sustainability

Individual Work

Services (124m²)

Offices Zone (5550m²)

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Offices Area Toilets Storage Copy Room Offices Open area Reception IT Archive Single Offices

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Entrance Storage Security Basement Toilets

11 • Sustainability

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

➢ Three Approaches in Sustainability

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

Education

Labor

Human Rights

Children

Gender Equality

Culture identity

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

ENVIROMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Reduce Waste

Simple Living

Save Energy

Travel Green

Use Renewable

Conserve Water

Introduction

Map Location

Historical Background

Urban Analysis

Project Selection

Site selection

Site Analysis

Case Study

Lessons learned

Space program

Sustainability

Individual Work

Economical SUSTAINABILITY

Cost of living

Cost of saving

Productivity

Development

Economic growth

12 • Individual Work

Ahmed Ehab

➢ Concept I : Community Characteristics

:

Integration With Community

The Relation Between The Zones Have Objective An That They Are Integrated With The Community Every Zone Have Its Identity To Serve The Community And To Be In Realization With The Surrounding According To Its Characteristics , And Social Life.

Ahmed Ehab

➢ Concept II : Back To Commerce

:

Integration Of Identity

Since We Observe Containers Allover Suez Governorate Because Of The Existence Of 5 Ports And The Container Is The Symbol Of Commerce. So, Integrating This To Fact We Get A Conclusion Of Reusing The Commerce Symbol And Its Identity I Used Repetition Of Commerce Use .

Ahmed Ehab (Nature)

➢ Concept III : Distribution Of Masses

:

Suez Governorate Is Characterized As A Coastal Governorate In Addition To The Passage Of Ships Through The Suez Canal. I Was Inspired By The Distribution Of Water In Random Form When The Bow Of The Ship Collided With It. This Is Present In The Concept That There Is A Main Space Distributing The Other Masses Of The Project , Such As The Water Distribution When The Bow Of The Ship Collides With Water.

Ahmed Ehab

➢ Technical Studies : o Roofing passive technology: • Passive cooling is a building design approach that think on heat gain control to improve the indoor thermal comfort with low energy consumption.

• This approach works either by blocking heat from entering or by removing heat from the building by using (natural cooling)

o City light street lamp: • It is a hybrid urban illumination system driven by human power and changing it to electricity . The lamp connected to outdoor fitness facilities as walking ,then transfer the human power to the light system

Ahmed Ehab

➢ Technical Studies : o Kinetic facade and shading device: • By actuating the facades and making them dynamic, they can better adapt to the conditions, provide for improved comfort of the occupants, and achieve a more sustainable design by reducing the compromises needed for that balance.

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept I : Comfort ( Connection by bridge ) : Connect between buildings by bridge is used for passing on foot from a building to another easily without need to get outside the building to move to another building this bridge achieve comfort in circulation for building users.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

PLAN

ELEVATION

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept II : Freedom ( Geometric art in free shape )

:

Geometric art is a form of abstract art based on geometric forms like lines, angles, and other shapes. The inspiration from this concept is free shape which the façade of buildings takes a free form and that called freedom of design ( art has no limit ).

PLAN

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

ELEVATION

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept III : Integration ( Dividing ) : Dividing shapes into two or more shape by axis line this line role is pathway to connect buildings to each other.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

PLAN

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Technical Studies : Shading

:

External shading devices to reduce solar heat gain through glazing by up to 80%.

Using kinetic shading device on façade to reduce solar heat

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept I : Comfort ( Connection by bridge ) : Connect between buildings by bridge is used for passing on foot from a building to another easily without need to get outside the building to move to another building this bridge achieve comfort in circulation for building users.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

PLAN

ELEVATION

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept II : Freedom ( Geometric art in free lines )

:

Geometric art is a form of abstract art based on geometric forms like lines, angles, and other shapes. The inspiration from this concept is free lines which the façade of buildings takes a free form and that called freedom of design ( art has no limit ).

PLAN

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

ELEVATION

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Concept III : Integration ( Dividing ) : Dividing shapes into two or more shape by axis line this line role is pathway to connect buildings to each other.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

PLAN

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Technical Studies : Shading

:

External shading devices to reduce solar heat gain through glazing by up to 80%.

Using kinetic shading device on façade to reduce solar heat

Ahmed Mahmoud

➢ Technical Studies : Façade :

Using curtain wall with glass to achieve natural light.

Using spider system in offices area to connect the vision of employees with the outside motion.

Ghada Mohamed It consists of three method that can achieve the cooperation

Concept I: cooperation

•Major: Companies specialize in the one field •connections :shows the relations between each buildings and how they connect because they have some field color, movement and imagination ,flexibility Inspirations:

Different zones

Public access

MIDDLE SCHOOL COMPLEX

Proximity and cohesion

orientation

3D Shows the main entrances

Ghada Mohamed Concept II :urban pattern

the extension of line from the site Inspirations that effect existing urban fabric is compact rectangle which integrated the project , and this will reflected on masses and circulation ,natural lighting .

The main plaza in the center rixos the palm dubai hotel

Ghada Mohamed Concept III : freedom /free lines

free line that give senses of freedom and free from all boundaries and rules of the architecture in design

Inspirations

Asian Games stadium

2

1

Free line from the water waves

3

An organized project that facilitates movement within the spaces of moving from one branch to another smoothly

Ghada Mohamed (technological studies ) Concept I

Concept II

Kinetic shading devices Pavegen tiles •As you walk over the pavegen tiles the pressure of the footsteps generates a renewable energy •This pressure produces kinetic energy

Concept III

Solar shading: using the solar shading allows using more glazing in elevation : •to ensure the visual access to surrounding .

•Allow the access of natural day lighting beside blocking the sunlight

•The screen operates as a curtain wall •sitting two meters outside the buildings’ exterior on an independent frame.

• Each triangle is coated with fiberglass and programmed to respond to the movement of the sun as a way to reduce solar gain.

It is a piece of sculpture that ca be used in landscaping as decorative and shading element Solar tree

Nourhan Mohamed (Deconstruction of a form)

➢ Concept I : Achieving Ease :

• Color represent a type of art and effect of the human comfort so each color in the space use depend on the activity in it to effect positive on the human.

• This rainbow is caused by light being refracted when entering a droplet of water, then reflected inside on the back of the droplet and refracted again when leaving it. Resulting seven colors.

Nourhan Mohamed (Adding and subtracting)

➢ Concept II : Federation:

Divided the box into two parts then make add and subtract into this cube to make a beautiful shape for the building then making integration of these two parts to make it like one buildings.

Nourhan Mohamed (Nature)

➢ Concept III : Flexibility In Vacuum •

:

Using the boundaries and the views of the site to make integration between the city and the project. Plus the use of green roofs and curtain walls.

Nourhan Mohamed

➢ Technical Studies : o Green Roof • Reduces temperature.

• Extends life of roof.

• Fire resistant layer.

Compere between Green Roof & Traditional Roof

Green Roof

o Triple-Glazed Windows • • • •

Energy-efficient.

Utmost Comfortable.

Improved Security.

Significant Acoustic Reducer.

Triple-Glazed Windows

Triple-Glazed Windows section

o Solar Tiles • The Visual Magnificence of Photo voltaic Tiles.

• The Costly Photo voltaic Tile.

Solar Tiles

Solar Tiles

Triple-Glazed Windows

Shrouq Sameh (Form flow Fiction )

➢ Concept I : Integration

:

Creating a communal environment in witch sharing things was as great as it is on thing.

A system where we place essentially shared space stocks on more and more individuals and private spaces until we open up the spectrum between individuals and the group. proposed topple of the towers throw the vertical into horizontal and stick them together to create a huge outdoor courtyard, and central community space programmed with a variety of facilities and functions.

Shrouq Sameh (Form flow Fiction )

➢ Concept II : Independence

:

Human nature, man prefers to separate different things, this makes them feel more freedom. And the creation of a giant space and this space was about a collective experience to experience cooperation, interdependence, communication and interaction as a center of space that in itself would make them feel a sense of freedom and unity at the same time a separation between formal space and formal space, but at the same time their existence and merging them together in one building.

Shrouq Sameh (Form flow Fiction )

➢ Concept III : Freedom(Freelines)

:

Most things in nature do not exist in a straight line, and the clearest example is sea waves. Inspired by the flow of sea waves which located in the city of Suez, can apply the concept of freedom and integration with nature by creating building mass that is flow as sea waves. when freeline applied in layout and elevation to give a feeling of freedom .

Shrouq Sameh

➢ Technical Studies : o Green Roof • Reduces the ambient temperature.

• Offers healing environment Creates fire-resistant layer

o Natural lighting • Is a technique that efficiently brings natural light into your home using exterior glazing (windows, skylights, etc.)

o Shading device • Reduces temperature.

• Increase air flow • Natural Lighting

o Green Terrace • Provides a rainwater buffer • Reduces the ambient temperature • Creates fire-resistant layer