RABIE AL ASHI.
2018-2025
This portfolio holds a selected work in Architecture: Professional Projects, Academic Projects, Award Wining competitions and cgi visualization.
Rabie Alashi is an Architect and a Creative Designer with 6 years of experience. Currently a full-time design architect at HAK Saudi Arabia, Jeddah.
Passionate, detail oriented, self-managing, and highly skilled architect, with a handson solid experience in architecture and design fields.
As an architect, HAK studio has offered him the opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects that varies in scale & typology.
Working directly with Hosam AlAbdulkarim, the firm’s principal architect over 6 years, that has led to a mentor mentee relationship, which has shaped his work and practice.
Rabie has developed an intensive design experience and market understanding with a successful solid track record, where he co-designed and led multiple projects, visions and winning competitions.
Rabie has won several architectural competitions, which earned him a local and international recognition.
Portrait of Rabie Al Ashi
REACH MAP
Note:The table of contents only highlights a selected amount of professional projects.
Contents
Biography
Selected Professional Projects
Jeddah Central Development
Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Grand Mosque
Bridge
Seven Entertainment Cluster
Eve Center
Jeddah Boutique Hotel
Personal Competition Projects
Certosa Island Reimagend
Tiny Kiwi Meditation Cabin
House Of The Future
Sansusi Forest Food Court
Yoga House In The Bog
Women’s House
Academic Projects
King Talal Dam Interpretation Center
Other Professional Projects
Seven Entertainment Cluster
Dur Hospitality
Hampton By Hilton Hotel
Residential Courtyard Housing
Al Kharj Township
Riyadh Township
Living Street Contemporary Najdi
Jeddah Pavilion
The platform
Paper Architecture
Sunken Sanctuary
Dome Yard
Credits
COMPETITION: 1ST PLACE WINNER
NEW JEDDAH DOWNTOWN
Year: 2021-2022
Size: 6 Mil sqm
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Masterplan, Architecture
Role:
Leading the architectural articulation desing.
• Leading the design of the MP placemaking perspictives.
• Leading the project presentation graphic design.
• Co-directing the coordination of CGI subconsultants.
Project Brief Consortium
Jeddah Central Development masterplan is characterized by the Hijazi vernacular urban fabric of the historic city of Jeddah, envisioned in a contemporary interpretation to create an environment with world-class standards, employing the latest trend in smart technology, modern mobility, and sustainability framework. The master plan is in line with the objectives of Vision 2030 and shall contribute to building a vibrant economy while offering a unique lifestyle and quality experience for residents and visitors.
Aerial view (Rendered by Pixelflakes)
Left: Illustrative Masterplan
Right: Barahat Formations Diagram
Barahat Formations
Old Jeddah’s Barahaat are public spaces that are not intentional, rather they appear as a result of how the historic built form organizes itself.
View of the Wellness District
Designed by Rabie Alashi (Rendered by Pixelflakes)
Creation Of Authentic Spatial Journey
This wood model illustrates a cluster of a built form that creates a series of Barahaat which are the public spaces that are not intentional, rather they appear as a result of how the built form organizes itself, therefore a series of journeys organically created where it promotes the sense of discovery in a never ending urban experience inspired from the historic old jeddah.
Right: Urban Fabric-Residential Left: Urban Fabric-Mixed
View of the Boulivard
Designed by Rabie Alashi (Rendered by Arqui9 Visualisation)
View of the Marina
Designed by Rabie Alashi (Rendered by Pixelflakes)
View of the Sea frame
Designed by Rabie Alashi (Rendered by Pixelflakes)
Authentic Retail Spatial Experience
Provides an authentic spatial experience inspired by al balad with diverse experience of retail, commercial, entertainment and mixed use. Featuring a full fledged mixed active ground floor realm as it promotes a sense of discovery in a never ending urban experience unique to jeddah.
Urban Fabric-History Museum
Designed by Rabie Alashi
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
COMPETITION:
CLIENT FAVORITE PROPOSAL ,, ,,
SEVEN ENTERTAINMENT CLUSTERS
Year: 2018
Area: 75,100 sqm
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Entertainment
Role:
• Leading the architectural articulation desing.
• Leading the project presentation graphic design.
• Co-directing the coordination of CGI subconsultants.
Project Brief
Entertainment cluster competition is part of Seven Entertainment Ventures company showcasing distinctive projects that contains big and unique ideas.
The objective is to create an urban lifestyle development centered around indoor & outdoor entertainment products and services for all age groups.
The Cluster concept provides variety of Experiences in one hub one which combines several entertainment segments offering a holistic experience.
View of the Hi-Tech Hub plaza (Rendered by Brick)
Right: Concept diagram
Left: Illustrative Masterplan
Design Process
Clusters of small-scale buildings that will create a series of indoor and outdoor spaces for entertainment and retail programming.
Designed with inclusivity at its core, embracing its setting while looking to the future.
Innovative new concepts for social gatherings and activities are integrated into the public heart of the scheme, along with creative spaces accessible to all of the community to promote family, youth engagement and creativity.
PROGRAM
The cluster program is comprised of five major components: The Hub, The Square, Explorers Town, Waterfront, Parking
ORGANIZATION PROGRAM
The organization of the program are compressed and arranged to remain within the site boundaries
EXPLORERS
CLUSTERING
Clusters of small-scale buildings that will create a series of indoor and outdoor spaces for entertainment and retail experince
HUB
SQUARE
WATERFRONT
View of the Waterfront (Rendered by Brick)
EVE CENTER
Year: 2020
Area: 10,000 sqm
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Cultural
Role: Co-design
View of Eve center (Rendered by Brick)
PRIMITIVE GEOMETRICAL FORM
Our mother Eve Center - We are envisioning this building to be exhibiting/celebrating humans scientific and cultural Nobel achievements.
CREATING INDOOR EXHIBITION
The design consists of a fragments group of simple enclosures of Indoor/Outdoor gallaries and exhebitions resting on a limestone platform, inspired by local architecture. Forming the city’s context and maintaining its constant emergence status.
PERFORATION SCREEN
The stretched slender columns are forming unique vertical spaces, inspired by the transitional experience qualities of the old city of Jeddah, leading to Eve’s exhibits. Also, those columns will be casting and shaping over their visual intersections unique adaptive patterns through the dimensions of time, perspective and location.
A FLOATING SCREEN OF LIGHT AND SHADE
As the sun passes above, light filters through the perforations in the screen to create an enchanting effect within the museum, known as the rain of light Resulting bright sunlight from above creating a dappled arabesque pattern on the surfaces .
Personal
YACADEMY
POSTGRADUATE DEGREE, WOOD ARCHITECTURE
CERTOSA ISLAND REIMAGEND
Year: 2024
Area: 1500 sqm
Location: Certosa Island, Venice, Italy
Purpose: Design workshop
Project Brief
This experience has been incredibly enriching and inspiring, as I had the opportunity meeting and learning from some of the most exceptional architects in the practice field of architecture through wide range of classes, special lectures & critiques, visits and design workshops.
As part of the course design workshop project, I had the opportunity to work with the design workshop tutor, Lars Almgren, Dorte Mandrup.
Critiques By International Renowned Architects
Dagur Eggertsson (Rintala Eggertsson Architects)
Lars Almgren (Dorte Mandrup)
Marshall Blecher (MAST)
Lone Wiggers (C.F. Møller Architects)
Lukas NOA (NOA)
Thomas Niederberger (Snøhetta)
Boschi Sanada (KENGO KUMA & ASSOCIATES)
Michele De Lucchi (AMDL CIRCLE)
Sandy Attia (MoDusArchitects)
DESIGN WORKSHOP TUTOR
Lars Almgren, Dorte Mandrup.
Right: Group Portrait
View of the Floating Lodges Designed by Rabie Alashi Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Site Plan
The vision is to create a procession of sequences throuhout the island to enrisch the experince and to revive the legacy of the island. The design intervantion revolve around capitilizing on some of the main historical structures & main buildings combined with creation of floating pavilions and floating lodges.
Center: Site plan
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Overview of the nameless relationship of the proposed and existing structures where a new functions are hosted as restaurant addition and a floating platform for recreational activites.
Creation of a versatile floating entertainment, culture, and meditation Conferences, exhibitions converge into a unique experience, technologies and
floating theatre, blending meditation in a stunning waterside. and moments of reflection experience, enriched by cutting-edge eco- friendly design Theater
Salt Marsh Floating Lodges
Creation of salt marshes fostering biodiversity and safeguarding coastlines from erosion, providing a unique setting for floating lodges inspired by the vernacular “Casoni” of the Venice lagoon. With options for families accessible by land and for couples reachable by boat, these lodges pay homage to history.
Center: Diagrams
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Center: Island Resturant
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Center: Floating Pavilion
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Center: Floating Lodges
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
FLOOR
COMPETITION: 1ST PLACE WINNER ,, ,,
TINY KIWI MEDITATION CABIN
Year: 2021
Area: 30 sqm
Location: Hauraki Plains, New Zealand
Typology: Wood Architecture
Team: Rabie Al Ashi, Omar Othman
Project Brief
The Tiny Kiwi Meditation Cabin Competition is part of Bee Breeders’ Small Scale Architecture Appreciation Movement showcasing small projects that contain big ideas. Designers were tasked with proposing an eco-friendly cabin located alongside the Hauraki Plains in New Zealand.
The idea of the cabin is to create a minimalistic object that blends with its surroundings yet maintains a distinctive impression when approaching it.
Visit Website
Maquette Model (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
View of the Cabin (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Extrusion of the block
Subtraction of the base level
Defining accesses / creating a 360 view
Morphology
The cabin consists of three parts: a wooden structure, a series of platforms, and an adjustable semi-translucent fabric that covers the cabin. The form of the cabin and the materials used provide full views of the beautiful sky and landscape while creating an inviting, warm, and relaxing place for the user.
Creating light weight structure And entrance platform
Installing fabric cover and adding a background terrace
Completing structure and adding the ceiling
diagram
Morphology
View of the main hall
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Upper Structural Connection
Wood ceiling with skylight openings
Lower Structural Connection
Fabric Skin
Wood Columns
Flower processing bowl
Hidden Storage unit
View of the main hall (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Interior space
The interior space holds several interesting features that help create the ultimate meditation experience.
There is a uniquely designed fireplace with a slim chimney hanging from the drop beams. Those drop beams hold LED spotlights powered with solar panels to light up the space during night sessions. In addition, the main platform contains a hidden storage underneath for storing any necessary equipment.
View of the interior space (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Spatial Journey
The rear part of the cabin holds an open terrace with a set of bowls that can be used for flower essence processing.
The fabric skin helps in diffusing sunlight as it enters the interior space, also the height of it can be adjusted using a pulley to control the amount of sunlight entering the space as well as to cover the meditation area once the session is over.
View of the main hall
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Year: 2023
Area: 300 sqm
Location: Dubai, UAE
Typology: Social Housing
Team: Rabie Alashi, Lavinia Tarif, Omar Othman
Project Brief
The House Of Tomorrow rethinks how we design, and build our future homes as Dubai has been a city at the forefront of innovation, constantly pushing boundaries to redefine what is possible. As the city looks towards the future, a new vision is emerging, a future where community living is sustainable, affordable, and expandable. At the heart of this vision lies the concept of the House of the Future. These houses are designed to be expandable, adapting to the changing needs of residents over time
View of Urban Cluster (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Community Living
Shared spaces over ownership
Shared spaces promote social interaction, offering the community opportunities to connect and engage with neighbors in communal areas. This cultivates a sense of community and connection often missing in more isolated, individually owned properties.
Shared Solar energy collection
Place Making
200% Increase in Density
70% Reduction in environmental impact
Community Creating
Block Clustering Morphology
House typology without setback
Module
House
Cluster
Block
Right: Clustering Morphology Left: Urban Cluster View (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
House Of Future Component
The ‘House of the Future’ is an architectural concept that re-imagines how we live and interact with our built environment. It comprises a range of essential components, designed to be more than just a place to live; it’s a dynamic and evolving ecosystem that fosters innovation, sustainability, and adaptability.”
Solar Canopy
Reduce Solar Gain & Produce Energy
Mashrabiya Shutter
Protective and dynamic veil
Entrance Court
Arrival experience
Elec/water Meters
Integrated within a wall
Modular Elevation
Terrace Trellis
Possible Future Expansion
Water Feature
Act as a Heat Sink
Utilized Setbacks
Panels/Windows/Recesses kit of parts
A peaceful and serene space, carefully designed to provide respite from the outside world
Activating a Roof Terrace involves the transformation of an underutilized rooftop space into a functional and engaging area
Outdoor stairs serve as a multi-faceted architectural element that not only connects spaces but can also act as an entry gate to a future son’s apartment.
Smart Garage equipped with electric vehicle charger, making it convenient for EV owners to charge their vehicles at home.
Shaded Terrace
Tranquil Court Outdoor stairs Smart Garage Roof Terrace
Right: Villa Components Diagram Left: Gf Plan, FF Plan
Front View
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Integrated Sustainability Principles
Self sufficient house for 2 weeks
Energy Generation:
Solar-ready roof design capable of supporting an extensive array of photovoltaic solar panels. These panels harness sunlight and transform it into electricity, offering a reliable source for energy storage during a self-sufficiency period of up to two weeks.
Water recycling:
Integrate a home greywater recycling system that effectively processes and re-purposes water from sinks, showers, and laundry, promoting sustainability and water conservation.
Energy Store
Reduce solar heat gain
Greywater recycling
Greywater Tank
DrinkingHydropanel water production
Rainwater Harvest & Reuse
Solar panels
Sustainable Devices
Section
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi, Lavinia Tarif)
COMPETITION: SHORTLISTED PROPOSAL ,, ,,
SANSUSĪ FOREST FOOD COURT
Year: 2023
Area: 600 sqm
Location: Suseja, Latvia
TYpology: Wood Architecture
Team: Rabie Alashi, Lavinia Tarif
Project Brief
The Forest Food Court desian concept aims to create an engaging and interactive space that utilizes the natural surroundings of the existing trees forest site where the catering work space structure is designed in a minimal and simplistic modular approach, that can be assembled on site.
Timber is utilized as the primary construction material, ensurina a sustainable and eco-friendiv approach to the built environment.
The food court is designed with a variety of zones that encourage visitors to discover the space where the modular seatings areas, seamlessly integrated within a the site creating an intimate connection between the festival visitors and nature.
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View of the arrival experience (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Design Thoughts
The philosophy of the food court revolves around the idea of coexistence, where the built environment seamlessly merges with the organic landscape, fostering a symbiotic relationship between people, food, and nature.
PROGRAM
The program are compressed and arranged to remain within the site boundaries
FORM COMPOSITION
The design consists of fragments of modular light structures
ZONES
Distribution of seating zones creating an engaging food court experience
SEAMLESS INTEGRATION
Eco-friendly design that combines easy to build and sustainable materials
Illustrative
Isometric Section (Rendered by Rabie Al Ashi, Lavinia Tarif)
Seatings Typologies
The modular seating arrangements are designed to be easily adjustable to meet the needs of different events and occasions, while seamlessly brings together the worlds of food and nature.
Scatter Seatings Under a tree
16X Seatings
Modular Seatings
8X Seatings
4X Seatings
The use of modular wood joinery assembly does not only simplifies the construction process but also allows for flexibility and scalability in case the food court demands for expansion in the future.
The concept embodies an eco-friendly design that combines easy to build and sustainable materials such as timber to respect the forest natural setting.
YOGA HOUSE IN THE BOG
Year: 2023
Area: 90 sqm
Location: Bog, Latvia
Typology: Wood Architecture
Team: Rabie Alashi, Lavinia Tarif
Project Brief
The Forest Food Court desian concept aims to create an engaging and interactive space that utilizes the natural surroundings of the existing trees forest site where the catering work space structure is designed in a minimal and simplistic modular approach, that can be assembled on site.
Timber is utilized as the primary construction material, ensurina a sustainable and eco-friendiv approach to the built environment.
The food court is designed with a variety of zones that encourage visitors to discover the space where the modular seatings areas, seamlessly integrated within a the site creating an intimate connection between the festival visitors and nature.
View of the Yoga space (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
(Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
COMPETITION: SHORTLISTED PROPOSAL ,, ,,
WOMEN’S HOUSE
Year: 2021
Area: 200 sqm
Location: Baghere, Senegal
Typology: Humanitarian Architecture
Role: Lead Designer
Project Brief
The Women’s House is part of kaira looro competition showcasing small projects that contain equal access to education, medical care, and employment, as well as a presence in decision making processes, will promote a sustainable economy that benefits society and humanity as a whole..
The objective of the architecture competition is the creation of a “Women’s House” within a symbolic and environmentally friendly structure that is inspired by local traditions. A space in which associations and members of society will be able to meet and discuss the topics of equality and human rights, guaranteeing involvement and emancipation of the female community in favour of the region’s social, economic, and political development.
View of the main hall (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Left: View of arraival
Right: Morphology diagrams
Concept
The concept for the Women’s House in Baghere, is to create a community within a community. This House will be the safe ground for Baghere’s women, creating a supportive community that will bring the village’s women together and allows them to empower one another through sharing their knowledge, experiences, and to offers them all the resources and materials they need to learn, create, and grow into strong and independent women who are ready to take on different tasks in their society or even start their own projects. The design was inspired by the village’s clustered urban layout and local architectural language.
EXTRUSION OF THE BLOCK
Starting with extruding a simple geometrical form on the main plot
APPLYING THE REQUIRED PROGRAM
Primary functions are: Administration, a Seminar room, a Multipurpose room, and a Workshop in addition to a Dry Latrine.
SUBTRACTION OF THE COURTYARD AND ENTRANCES
House units are clustered around a shared courtyard which allows Inter-block user connectivity.
INSTALLATION OF THE CANOPY
The canopy will provide shade for the building units and the courtyard making the courtyard more suitable for social gatherings.
Right:
Program
The design itself is a set of six building units of different functions surrounding a central courtyard with a sunken conversation pit for social gatherings and other events. The house consists of four main primary functions which are: Administration, a Seminar room, a Multipurpose room, and a Workshop in addition to a Dry Latrine. The project has six different entrances to enhance the sense of welcoming into the project from different parts of the village.
Structural Assembling
On site manufactred earth brick machine therefore with this mold we can make a self assembling brick.
This brick will not need a mortar for the joints and it would also have the capabilities for a structural reinforcement.
Right: View of Womens house
Left: Structural assembling diagram
MULTI AWARD -WINNING ARCHITECTURE THESIS PROJECT
KING TALAL DAM INTERPRETATION CENTER
Year: 2015
Area: 50,00 sqm
Location: Amman, Jordan
Typology: Cultural/Educational
Role: Lead designer
Project Brief
It is human’s desire to conquer and understand nature. Over a long continuous improvement process, people gradually get a grasp of the world ,thus one way or another try to benefit from nature without destroying it. This is considered a dream come true for us.
In many ways, the king talal Dam is one such work, a great structure of man which shows the desired progress as well as effort to protect the environment and ecological balance.
The project will be an educational, cultural, environmental project knowledge and understanding in architecture it will revive the environmental importance of architecture in Jordan, it will be an integration for future of dams, showing a development of architecture through years, in addition its a new type of architecture in the world and will rise the awareness discover and explore the environment around us.
View of the dam (Rendered by Rabie Al Ashi)
King Talal Dam
Most visitors and residents have a negative impression about the King Talal Dam area , as an affected area not suitable for agriculture and visit But on the contrary ,it is an area with stunning views and rare plants and fresh air need some special care. Mainly to increase the awareness of visitors and residents of the region towards the natural .The Need to provide a recreational areas for residents and tourists .Put an end to abuse against animals ,plants and aquatic environment change the misconceptions that spread in the local community and the tourist about natural locations and that need attention and to take care of.
Right: View of the arraival
Left: View of the Dam
Spatial Journey Within The Living Dam
A journey to king talal dam is a journey to another world. A vast ,silent place ,timeless and starkly beautiful. king talal dam is one of Jordan main tourist attractions being the most stunning landscape in Jordan. The King Talal Dam is the largest dam in Jordan and a very important source of water and energy. The Dam is named after the King Talal for dedication to be a resemble of an iconic Symbolic of king Talal.
Center: Axonometric diagram
AL KHOR
WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
Year: 2021-2022
Area: 100k sqm
Location: Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Masterplan, Architecture
Role: Architecture Lead Designer
Center: Promenade
Designed by Rabie Alashi Rendered by Atchain
COMPETITION:
CLIENT FAVORITE PROPOSAL ,, ,,
SEVEN ENTERTAINMENT CLUSTERS
Year: 2018
Area: 80,000 sqm
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Entertainment
Role: Lead Designer
Center: Arrivel experince
Designed by Rabie Alashi Rendered by Lifang
DUR HOSPITALITY
RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT
Year: 2019
Area: 14,500 sqm
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Hospitality
Role: Co Design, Concept Development, CGI
Street View (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
RESIDENTIAL
COURTYARD
Year: 2020
Area: 300,00 sqm
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Housing
Role: Concept Development
View of the Urban cluster (Rendered by Redvertex)
COMPETITION:
CLIENT FAVORITE PROPOSAL ,, ,,
AL KHARJ TOWNSHIP
Year: 2021
Area: 5 Mil sqm
Location: AL Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Masterplan, Architecture
Role: Architecture lead designer
View of the Baraha (Rendered by Atchain)
RIYADH TOWNSHIP
Year: 2021
Area: 50,000 sqm
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Architecture
Role: Architecture lead designer
Center: School
Designed by Rabie Alashi Rendered by Atchen
LIVING STREET
CONTEMPORARY NAJDI
Year: 2019
Area: 5,000 sqm
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Typology: Single Family Housing
Role: Architecture lead designer
Center: Living Street
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Center: Unit Front Elevation
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
: Jeddah Historical District, Saudi Arabia
Center: Pavilion
Designed by Rabie Alashi
Rendered by Rabie Alashi
Paper Architecture
View of arrival experience (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
View of Sky court experience (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
View of Purification court experience (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
Seamlessly integrates into the desert landscape as a sunken sanctuary for prayer. This serene retreat invites visitors on a journey through a series of reflective moments.
Lighthouse lighthouse serves not only as a navigational landmark but a symbol of beacon of hope and guidance.
REFLECTION CONTEMPLATION
View Of The Dome (Rendered by Rabie Alashi)
A REMARKABLE LAND
Al Ula, an ancient region in Saudi Arabia as its known for its breathtaking landscape of Nabataean rock formations and vast sandy desert, making it an unforgettable destination waiting to be explored. Constructing here means respecting the existing land, honouring the history, and affecting the landscape as minimal as possible.
PRIMITIVE OBJECTS
All the structures are derived from the basic dome shape, which has been adapted into four distinct forms to serve various purposes, including dwellings, a theater, a thermal bath, and indoor/outdoor multipurpose galleries.
THERMAL BATH
A sunken dome immersed in a natural body of water that recalibrates the body and mindimpurities.
THERMAL BATH
A punctured canopy suspended over a dome where carved spaces for art and creative expression takes place
THERMAL BATH
An inverted dome that encompasses an indoor & outdoor spaces dedicated for music & art performance
THERMAL BATH
A refuge inspired by the Nabataean rock formations dwellings
Note:ThetableofCreditshighlightsmembers/firms/consortiumthattookpartintheprojects.
Credits
Jeddah Central Development
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Mohammad Al Ashi
Rabie Al Ashi
WATG
kengo kuma
BIG
Sahel Al Hiyari
Snohetta
Henning larsen
SOM LAN
Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud
Grand Mosque
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
Seven Entertainment Cluster
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Mohammad Al Ashi
Rabie Al Ashi
Jeddah Boutique Hotel
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
Tiny Kiwi Meditation Cabin
Rabie Al Ashi
Omar Othman
Women’s House
Rabie Al Ashi
Omar Othman
Mahmmoud Al Shaikh
King Talal Dam Interpretation Center
Rabie AL Ashi
Dur Hospitality
Mohammad Al Ashi
Rabie Al Ashi
Hampton By Hilton Hotel
Mohammad Al Ashi
Rabie Al Ashi
Residential Courtyard Housing
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Adel Abo Marassa
Melvin
Rabie Al Ashi
Al Kharj Township
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
Mohammad Al Ashi
Amer Abullah
Riyadh Township
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Adel Abo Marassa
Rabie Al Ashi
Living Street Contemporary Najdi
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
Mohammad Al Ashi
Jeddah Pavilion
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
The Arcade
Rabie Al Ashi
The Platform
Hosam Al-Abdulkarim
Rabie Al Ashi
The House Of The Future
Rabie Al Ashi
Lavinia Tarif
Sansusi Forest Food Court
Rabie Al Ashi
Lavinia Tarif
Yoga House In The Bog
Rabie Al Ashi
Lavinia Tarif
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