Mohammad Rababa - Architectural Portfolio 2024

ARCHITECT Mohammad Rababa 22th of MAY, 2002 Jordan

Mohammad, a fourth-year architectural student at Jordan University of Science and Technology, displays a strong dedication to architecture, driven by a passion for architectural design. With a sharp awareness of industry demands and a commitment to excellence, he is ready for impactful contributions in the field.

RESUME

EDUCATION 2008 - 2020

Yarmouk University Model School Jordanian National Program

Tawjihi: 93.8 2020 - Present

Jordan University of Science and Technology College of Architecture and Design BSc in Architecture

GPA score: 3.21

LANGUAGES Arabic English

SOFTWARES C.A.D. Revit Autocad Sketch Up Blender

Rendering Twinmotion Lumion Blender

Adobe CC Photoshop Illustrator Premiere Indesign

COMPITITION 2023

Dewan Award for Architecture Tamayouz Excelent Award

Short List Top 20

VOLUNTARY EXPERIENCE 2021 - Present

Archi.Group

Non-Profitable Student’s Organization

• Team Managing • Treasury Holding • Events Organizing

CONTACT INFO +962 790953058 mohammadrababa02@gmail.com Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

Mohammad Rababa @mrabab3a Mohammad Rababa 3

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CONTENT

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TAMAYOUZ EXCELEN Dakeer

DESIGN TEAM : 3C’s MOSTAFA ABABNEH ODEH AL JARRAH MOHAMMAD RABABA

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NT AWARD (DEWAN) r Island

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CONCEPT AND VISION The design concept got inspired from ships manufacturing as were Dakeer island in the past which be fixed by structures at manufacturing phase, we redefined that creating by assuming the structures as closed spaces and the ship is the space between them which have constant activity as the ships are.

Inspiration The inspiration was from the ship’s hull because Dakeer Island history as a shipyard Structure The construction method required the presence of a permanent structure to help build it

Massing Convert these structures into fixed spaces that contain the project areas

People The intermediate space between these masses is constantly dynamic and evolving, akin to a ship The project itself was made of two main buildings. Each building applicate our concept by containing an open court which create access to the waterfront, the two buildings theirselves applicate the concept with the plaza.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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MAIN BRIDGE The main entrance of the project was the main bridge and with it started to have “Shanashel” as rest areas throughout the bridge

PLAZA A ship was and abandoned s have been reused as landmark

RIVER TAXI AND OUTDOOR SPACES The river taxi has its own marine next to the outdoor setting areas which made a lot of impact on the waterfront of the project

BOAT DRY-STACKING Since the sailin club needed a stacking method was a great

HIGHLIGHTED ZONES

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structure in the island and it k for people to gather around

LODGE AND SWIMMING POOL The lodge and it’s unique entrance from the river for the boats which works as a parking for the lodge visitors

a place to hold the boats the fit due to its sustainability

FISHING BOATS AND TRUCKS BRIDGE A fishing boats marine and a trucks bridge was a must to fulfill the needs of the fish market

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Selected Works | Dewan Competition

WATER

We used cultural architectural elements such as “Shanashel” to get the best use of the sun, wind and view and used them in the court to simulate the old Basra neighborhoods

They were used in the co Basra neighborhoods, lighting experience thro veitation in the other si

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RFRONT

ourt to simulate the old also to create unique oughout the stairs with ide

Also, in vertical circulation such as glass elevators and creating a lighting experience while partially hiding them to encourage walking through the whole project

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ARCHITECTUR SOULFUL

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RAL DESIGN V LL TRAIL

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Selected Works | Soulful Trail

PROJECT DESCRIPTION THE PROJECT AS A GROUP WORK WAS BASED ON REDEVOLOPING LAFARGE CEMENT FACTORY LANDS IN JORDAN, AL-FUHAIS. THEN ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNING EACH ZONE AS AN INDIVISUAL WORK. HISTORY TIMELINE

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THE SITE HAS A LOT OF POTENTIAL FROM ITS LOCATION AMONG THE CITY AND ITS UNIQUE TOPOGRAPHY DESPITE ITS CHALLENGES ABOUT THE POLLUTION WHICH CAN BE SOLVED

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MICRO SWOT ANALYSIS:

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SOULFULL TRAI

DEVELOPED MASTER PLAN THE VISION WAS ABOUT GIVING THE GREENERY ITS GLORY BACK AND GIVING THE TOURISTS AN EXPERIENCIAL PATH WHILE MAINTAINING SOUL OF THE FACTORY

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IL PROJECT

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CONCEPT AND VISION The vision was about giving the tourists an experiencial tour ending and and reviving the traditional market idea while having enough spaces and greenery to maintaining the overall concept of giving the place its glory back.

OUTDOOR MARKET It is the start of the path and the first to see by the tourist which is the markets from the right and left with a fabric protect them from the sun with indeed exits to the outdoor green areas

MARKET AND COMERCIAL It is the second phase of the path and the moment when we introduce indoor commercial shops and resturants, and the louvers controling sun light and making unique shadows to admire

INDOOR MARKET As the final phase of the destiny, we have a double volume skylight with indoor bridges between trees with seatings underneath, deleviring unique experience for the commercial usage in shops

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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SECTION B-B

SECTION A-A

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ARCHITECTUR SECULAR

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RAL DESIGN IV R STONE

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project involved designing a business center while preserving the chosen architect’s unique style and background, requiring the designer to incorporate the architect’s distinct design principles, aesthetic values, and professional experiences.

Chosen Architect

PETER ZUMTHOR He is a renowned Swiss architect known for his minimalist and contemplative approach to design. He is known for his attention to detail, use of natural materials, and commitment to sustainability. Zumthor’s work often emphasizes the tactile qualities of materials, creating buildings that are not only visually striking but also invite physical interaction.

CONCEPT It was based on an original sketch of architect peter zumthor showing 3 main walls controlling natural lighting inside the buidling

Peter Zumthor’s Original Sketch

Detail Sketch

Early Design Sketch

The key difference between Zumthor’s sketch and mine is the secondary usage of the walls though zumthor was considering using the walls as the main structural elements i used the walls as the main circulation and experencial paths by using the local material which is the Jordanian stone and make it dominance throughout the building

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The outline design of the project as showed in the exploded diagram have been approuched using two methods of the first one was for the building itself making for each main wall independent mass containing it zones, the second approuch was creating outline by the edges of the building to create a basic shape which was a rectangle containing the landscape design and making it simple and human accessable.

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