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Rawan Al.Ali

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American University of Sharjah Front Elevation

College of Acrhitecture, Art & Design ra.uae93@gmail.com g00039292@aus.edu

R Rawan Mohammed Al.Ali Contact Education

Mobile + 97150 4617 940 Email ra.uae93@gmail.com / g00039292@aus.edu B.Arch, College of Architecture, Art & Design

Graduate student from American University of Sharjah 2010-2015 June.

High school certificate earned from Al Rashid Al Saleh Pvt. Schl 2010 Earned 2nd place in UAE in Science section

Skills Physical 3d Model-making

Sketching

Hand Drafting

Woodworking Lasercutting

Digital

AutoCAD

Recognition AUS

Chancellor’s list Academic Excellence Award 2012-2013 CAAD Dean’s list Academic Excellence Award for the years

2010-2011 .. 2012-2013 .. 2013-2014 .. 2014-2015 Review Three Projects selected For College of Architecture, Art and Design‘s official Exhibition of student work for NAAB’s (National Architectural Accrediting Board) Certification Review for Spring 2012, 2013

Experience

Worked alone and in groups towards specific, time-sensitive objectives Ofiicial review presetation and discussion with engineers and senior designers in BSB Gulf

firm in Dubai for Suburban Housing project (Term Spring’14) Completed internship for six weeks at Khatib & Alami Office in Summer 2014 Engaged within groups entirely in macro-scale projects during fifth year graduation studios Participated in digital design workshops held by Mr.Mustafa Al-Sayed, former Lead Designer, Computation &Design Group at Zaha Hadid Architects

3D-Printing

Autodesk Maya

RhinoCeros

Rhino V-Ray

Sketchup

Adobe CS5 Photoshop

Adobe CS5 Illustrator

Adobe CS5 InDesign Microsoft Office 2010

Additional Excellent Communication Skills - Both written & verbal Fluent in English & Arabic

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01 Space-less

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Commercial - public for human and machine group project - Senior proposal 2015

02 Futuristic City

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Urbanistic Apocalyptic approach group project - Senior proposal 2015

03 Suburban Housing

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04 Culinary Arts Institute

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Residential - attached housing units individual project - junior proposal 2014

Educational / commercial individual project - junior proposal 2013 Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

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05 Live/work Designer’s Space

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Residential / commercial - private owner individual project - junior proposal 2013

06 Digital Design Collective work Various levels of education EXTRACTED CURVES FROM MESH ALLOW FOR FLEXIBLE FORMATION OF SKIN. MESH FOLLOWS LOWER SURFACS OF PRIMARY RIBS.

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Commercial AbuShaghara, Sharjah 2015 senior proposal

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Abu Shagara is one of the most intriguing urban spaces in the city of Sharjah.

Observed from space, the plan of Abu Shagara represents an area of large open spaces, but once you take a closer look, you realize the lack of human use for those raw open spaces. Most of the inhabitants of Abu Shagara both live and work in the area.

Ironically, the large open spaces on site constitute living grounds for another creature – the automobile.

Spaceless aims to explore the urban infrastructure of the mini-city of Abu Shagara and find ways to attract people to it and make it a more livable space for the human inhabitant. The quality of a space is measured by the user’s experience, which is why the heart of the project was designed for that user. Spaceless gives people a place to dwell, linger, and develop social ties that were once nonexistent due to the lack of such spaces that facilitate such interactions on site. It also gives outsiders a reason – beyond the obvious – to visit Abu Shagara.

Automobiles were lifted to make room for the new primary user. Spaceless now becomes both a destination and an icon for the inhabitants of Abu Shagara and the rest of the UAE.

No owned cars / No transport No spatial comfort (pedestrian walks)

No local plazas to join family (most have families) or go to during beak hour

Prefer to live near within low to medium valued rents

No spatial comfort (pedestrian walks) Spend break timing at spot

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Macroscale apocalyptic proposal Location : Grand Canyon 2014 senior proposal

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Syd Mead draws ama ing illustrations of the future, most of his work aims at creating something futuristic yet believeable

and hence he chooses to portray the community at a different level in his drawings.

Star Trek The motion picture Eventhough computer processing continues to increase in speed functionality, they still od not compete with the human brain, nor are they capable of feeling emotion- at least not yet.

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“Neill Blomkamp ector dir is a great guy. We had a wonderful meeting and got along great. I designed the interiors of the orbital, and the terrain. I did not design the sonic baroque and he loved all that. medical machine....I have this style I call Super I do all these curlicues and ornamentation patterns and then carve them into extruded sleek geometric volumes, and the contrast is just startling. Neill wanted me to incorporate that into these desigs on board Elysium.

NEW GROWS OVER PRE-EXISTING REVELATION OF CHANGES IN TIME

Superhighways, Approach to the city “ If you’ve ever looked down on a major highway interchange you couldnt have helped but admire the very definite swings and tensions of the road curvatures, interlocking lanes and off-ramps, all based on precise control of the kinetic energy flowing over them.

CYBORG HUMAN INTERFACE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

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While Plug-In City was designed in context to the boom in society, Soak City considered a contrasting apocalyptic situation in a world facing global warming. Created by Peter Cook and Gavin Robotham for the Venice Biennale in 2004, this city is located in East London where in a futuristic scenario, water has occupied the city due to the rising sea levels.

The main function of soak city here is more related to the survival of humanity rather the progression/expansion that was encouraged in Plug-In City. This design signifies a shift in style for Cook from his industrial designs of the Archigram era. Less machinistic and more organic in appearance, the city considered nature, energy and technology in radically new ways.

ADAPTATION TO AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCOMODATION WITH BOTH MODIFIED AND EXTRAORDINARY ENVIRONMENTS

SMALL RESIDENTIAL UNITS These are isolated pods that areconnected to the sea bed through the semi-vegetated structure.

WATER CONTROL ELEMENTS These units are designed to control the water currents aroundthe city. This will help in reducing the external forces on the structure.

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FLOATING SOLAR PANELS Due to the limitation of the landmass and the surface area inthe new environment, the city is equipped with floating solar panels. These panels are provided with air pockets that allowthem to float.

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GROWTH OF UNITS ON SUCH STEEP EGDE RE UIRES BACKBONE STRUCTURE THAT BECOMES INNER TUNNELS AND TRANSPORTATION PASSAGES INTO ACCOMODATIVE SPACES. SUCH SPACES LINK TO OUTDOORS EXTENSION THAT RISES TOWRDS OTHER CITY PARTS.

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IN RESPONSE TO PRO ECT OB ECTIVES AND INITIAL RESEAR CH, DESIGN TEAM MAIN AIM TO VISUALIZE SELF-SUFFIENT SETTLEMENTS IN THE FUTURE. DEALING WITH THE GIVEN SITE, CERTAIN CONSIDERATIONS MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AS FIGURE TO THE LEFT ILLUSTRATES. SCENARIO STARTS BY CAPTURE OF ENERGY FROM AN INFINITE SOURCE, SPACE, AND BY THAT WE MEAN, THE SUN. SUCH A VALUABLE SOURCE IS WORTH OF EXPLOITATION IN A SITE LIKE THE GRAND CANYON. ENERGY FLOWS FROM RECEPTORS ON TOP TOWARDS A SUBSYSTEM WHERE TRANSFORMATION, PROCESSING AND DELIVERY HAPPEN IN A DECENTRALIZED FORM OF NETWORKS. ENERGY TRANSFERS TO HIGHER LEVELS WHERE CONSUMPTION RELIES ON DEMAND. THE RECEPTORS, ABSORPTION ENERGY BEAM, CIRCULATION AND AIR FLOW CORES, ALL THROUGH ADVANCED MECHANISMS ALTER IN SIZE TO CONTROL ENERGY FLOW. SUCH FLOW RESPONDS TO FUTURE TIME LAPSES AS WELL.

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INFINITE RESOURCE OF SOLAR ENERGY

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Attached housing units Abu Shaghara, Sharjah 2014 senior proposal

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Ground Level of total approx. area 62 sq.m living space 4.0 * 5.7 = 22.8 sq.m Core of vertical circulation 6.3 sq.m Kitcen 3.5 * 3.0 = 10.5 sq.m Dining 2.9 * 4.0 = 11.5 sq.m Wash room 2.0 * .98 = 1.96 sq.m Toilet ( W.C) 2.0 * 1.7 = 3.4 sq.m Storage 2.0 * 0.9 = 3.9 sq.m First Level of total approx. area 45 sq.m Office space 3.3 * 1.4 = 4.6 sq.m Closet 3.3 * 1.0 = 3.3 sq.m Master bedroom 3.7 * 5.5 = 20.35 sq.m Wash room 1.96 sq.m Bathroom 3.5 sq.m Storage 3.9 sq.m Balcony 1.8 * 4.3 = 7.74 sq.m Second Level of total approx. area 45 sq.m Single Bedroom 01 3.2 * 2.6 = 8.3 sq.m Single Bedroom 02 3.7 * 2.4 = 9 sq.m Pantry 2.0 * 0.98 = 1.96 sq.m Family room 4.15 * 3.75 = 15.6 sq.m Bathroom + wash room 5.3 sq.m Terrace 2.1 * 4.1 = 4.3 sq.m Total Area

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Dis-advantage : Problem in last unit that is ADA accessible since there isn’t enough space of direct acces for the ramp

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to city centre

Pattern shows main roads (illustrated in diagram to the left) nearby site in green color meaning they are least crowded and preferrable to take for desirable destinations.

to unitversity city

University road is crowded due to many traffic lights so Al Dhaid road and Sharjah by pass ( Shrjah-Kalba) road is preferrable to lead resident of site to city center.

to city centre

Sharjah-Kalba

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to industrial zone

Project : Maximum travel distance 32.4 m (meets IBC requirements)

Heera suburb

University road

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Wasit suburb

Riqa suburb

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Emirates road

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Vegetation - green buffer

Airport

Traffic lights

university road

7.2 km , 9 mins to university city

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Door width Code : Mimimum width = 0.813 m Project : Door width = 1.2 m (meets IBC reqs) Sharjah - Kalba road

resort Sharjah Spots Club

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Sharjah Airport + Airport Free Zone

Sharjah-Kalba 350 km

Destinations from site for 13 km 16 mins

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1008.1.1 Size of doors

University road

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5.5 km , 8 mins to reach city center from site or take alternative

City destinations around site Traffic range

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Code : Mimimum trad = 0.0279 m Project : Tread = 0.27 m (doesn’t meet IBC reqs) Code: Mimimum landing = 0.91 m Project: 0.95 m (meets IBC reqs)

to island flag island

11.2 km , 11 mins to reach airport from site

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alternative to city center

Vegetation

Code : Maximum riser = 0.102 m Project: riser = 0.174 m (meets IBC reqs)

Site has direct view to front greenery

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University city

Type of Construction - Type III, B for R2 building 1004.2.4 Exit access travel Code : Maximum distance from most remote area to exit should not exceed 60.96m

End of work and school day timing

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City suburbs

University City

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CONSULTANTS: BACKING / FRAMING FOR CURTAIN TRACK

CLIP BOLTED TO SLAB

CURTAIN UP-­LIFT HOLDER

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WATERPROOF LAYER

STRUCTURE HOLDING DROPPED CEILING

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CEILING FINISH / GYPSUM

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INTERIOR FINISH -­ PLASTER

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LINTEL / CONCRETE BEAM WOODEN UPPER SILL

PROJECT NAME : Sub+Urban Housing

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PROJECT LOCATION: Sharjah, University city road.

Al Mughaidar Suburb .

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Educational / Commercial Sharjah 2013 junior proposal More in PreDesign Packet

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Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

1:200 RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

SECTION C-C

1:200

Fall ‘13 ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

SECTION C-C

EAST ELEVATION

1:200

1:200

SECTION C-C

EAST ELEVATION

1:200

1:200

WEST ELEVATION

1:200

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Fall ‘13 ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

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ADMINISTRATION LOUNGE CAFE / BAKESHOP MAIN AUDITORIUM RECEPTION ELEMENTARY TRAINING KITCHEN ADVANCED TRAINING KITCHEN PROFESSIONAL TRAINING KITCHEN LOCKER ROOM PRAYER ROOM FARMER’S ROOM STORAGE

Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

4

C

3

7

PLANTING MEDIA

6

FILTER LAYER DRAIN LAYER

8 12 2

PROTECTIVE LAYER WATERPROOFING LAYER

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB 1

INSULATION

11 5

METAL FRAME/ SHADING SYSTEM ATTACHED TO WALL

CEILING FINISH

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INSULATION / SPRAYED FOAM

C STORGAE SHELF

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GROUND FLOOR 1:200

Fall ‘13 ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW AIR GAP

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RESTAURANT OUTDOOR TERRACE BOOKSTORE OFFICES FACULTY LOUNGE LECTURE ROOM SEMINAR ROOM SEMINAR ROOM LECTURE ROOM

Fall ‘13 ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V Culinary Art Institute Fall of ‘13the Emirates

FLOOR FINISH

ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V

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RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

GROUND FINISH / PAVEMENT

REINENFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

1

Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

VAPOUR BARRIER

PLANTING MEDIA

INSULATION EARTH

PLANTING CONTAINER BARRIER

WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE REINENFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

3

VERTICAL REBAR HORIZONTAL REBAR

PRIVATE PUBLIC

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SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC GREEN COURTYARD

In this project, design required to include main reception, restaurant, cooking kitchens plus center of theoritical education to host an academic program for people interested to persue a creer in professional cuisine. Type of academic education offered and cuisine were determined by choice through preparation of pre-design packet. Site is located right next to Blue Central Souq in Sharjah and has direct acces to Al buhaira’s corniche.

PRIVATE

Fall ‘13 ARC 401 : Architectural Design Studio V

PUBLIC

MEZZANINE LEVEL 1:200

Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

HERBS GARDEN SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC GREEN COURTYARD

RESTAURANT OUTDOOR TERRACE BOOKSTORE LIBRARY SEATING AREA OUTDOOR TERRACE

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Culinary Art Institute of the Emirates

CIRCULATION GORUND FLOOR

ACCESSIBILITY

6 5

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PRIVATE PUBLIC HERBS GARDEN SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC GREEN COURTYARD

Design started with planning main entries from both the corniche and the street. Parking and ADA regulations were taken into consideration as well in institute’s design. Intent is to create healthy evironment where quality is guaranteed and reflected through design of the institute. Large part of land is exploited to create green garden to grow up ingredients ready to be used by the restaurant’s chef’s and institute’s students.

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

ACCESSIBILITY

3

DETAIL SECTION 1:25

HERBS GARDEN

9

SECOND FLOOR 1:200

CIRCULATION GORUND FLOOR

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LIVE / WORK SPACE Project info

Designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s place Sharjah 2013 junior proposal

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HEIGHTS OF THE CREATED SHELL RESPOND TO EXISTING REFERENCES FROM THE CARS PARKINGS TO THE TREES

HEIGHTS OF THE CREATED SHELL RESPOND TO EXISTING REFERENCES FROM THE CARS PARKINGS TO THE TREES

RIBS CHANGE IN DIRECTIONS TO CREATE LOWER AND HIGHER INHABITABLE SPACES

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

JUST LIKE A SAND DUNE, A FOLDING STRUCTURE PROVIDES SHADE TO SPACE AS IF STARTS AND ENDS AT EARTH POINTS

Project 02 : A Drive Through Shelter

INTENDED PERFORATION IN DUNE-LIKE STRUCTURE ALLOWS SKIN FOR THINNER LAYERS TO LIGHTEN STRUCTURAL WEIGHT BY CREATING A SHELL CONSISTED OF PRIMARY RIBS

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BACK FACADE IS LESS TRANSPARENT TO REFLECT LESS PUBLIC INTERACTION WITH BACKSIDE SPACES

RIBS CHANGE IN DIRECTIONS TO CREATE LOWER AND HIGHER INHABITAB

PRIMARY RIBS

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

Drive Through Shelter

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

TRANSPARENT FRONT FACADE CELEBRATES TREES ON SITE LOCATING THE MAIN ENTRY

APPLICATION OF BASIC STRUCTURE BASED ON SELF-WEIGHT RIBS

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HEIGHTS OF THE CREATED SHELL RESPOND TO EXISTING REFERENCES FROM THE CARS PARKINGS TO THE TREES

BACK FACADE IS LESS TRANSPARENT TO REFLECT LESS PUBLIC INTERACTION WITH BACKSIDE SPACES

DERIVATION OF FORMAL DESIGN RIBS CHANGE IN DIRECTIONS TO CREATE LOWER AND HIGHER INHABITABLE SPACES

DERIVATION OF FORMAL DESIGN ANGLES DERIVED FROM CARS POSITIONING ON SITE

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

Project 02 : A Drive Through Shelter

JUST LIKE A SAND DUNE, A FOLDING STRUCTURE PROVIDES SHADE TO SPACE AS IF STARTS AND ENDS AT EARTH POINTS

LAND SEPERATES FOR A PATH THEN FOLD HIGHLY BACKWARDS

GENERATED SITE PLAN

INTENDED PERFORATION IN DUNE-LIKE STRUCTURE ALLOWS FOR THINNER LAYERS TO LIGHTEN STRUCTURAL WEIGHT BY CREATING A SHELL CONSISTED OF PRIMARY RIBS

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

Designer’s Live/Work project has been the result of long exploration of tectonics throughout a full semester . The design is generated from development of a shell which acts both as structure and building envelope. The shell enclosure mediates between open and opaque at specific parts in correspondence to program. Project requirements includes a gallery space, main workshop, meeting room, small kitchen and serving space in addition to storage and an office.

TRANSPARENT FRONT FACADE CELEBRATES TREES ON SITE LOCATING THE MAIN ENTRY

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

Project 02 : A Drive Through Shelter

GENERATING FORM

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

RIBS FORMATION INTERACTS PROGRAM AND SITE

Tectonics exploration of habitable hearth that is located nearby University City in Sharjah.

As temperatures go high during the day and reach their highest in summer, it’s needed to provide a shelter for those who desire some rest from work at serving retails.

SKIN

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

Project 02 : A Drive Through Shelter

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

PRIMARY RIBS

EXTRACTED CURVES FROM MESH ALLOW FOR FLEXIBLE FORMATION OF SKIN. MESH FOLLOWS LOWER SURFACS OF PRIMARY RIBS.

SKIN

DERIVATION OF FORMAL DESIGN

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

FRONT ELEVATION 1:100

CUSTOM DESIGNED WOOD THIN SHEETS

BOLT

LAMINATED BEAM FLASHING SPRAYED FOAM

ALUMINUM COATING

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV FRONT ELEVATION 1:100

A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

DOUBLE GLAZED INSULATION

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

SECTION A-A 1:100

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

PLASTER

SECTION B-B 1:100

A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

PLY WOOD/ INTERIOR FINISH

CONCRETE SLAB

A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

INSULATION

SECTION A-A 1:100

EARTH

SECTION B-B 1:100

PERFORATED SHADING LAYER

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

SECTION C-C 1:100

SITE PLAN 1:500

SKIN / ENVELOPE

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DETAIL DRAWING / TRANSPARENT PARTITION SECONDRY RIBS

SKIN TRANSPARENCY

EXPOSED PRIVATE

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-

SECTION C-C 1:100 PUBLIC

PRIMARY SELF-SUPPORTIVE RIBS SHADED

SITE PLAN 1:500 FOUNDATION BELOW GRADE 1:100

SUN PATH AFFECTS DEVELOPMENT OF SKIN COLUMNS

FOUNDATION BELOW

METAL BASE

SKIN TRANSPARENCY

EXPOSED PRIVATE

+

COLUMNS

ACCESSIBILITY TOWARDS SITE IN TWO MAIN AXIS GENERATE A PUBLIC PATH

N

PRIMARY RIBS

SITE ANALYSIS

-

PUBLIC

SHADED

CONCRETE SLAB GROUND LEVEL 1:100

SUN PATH AFFECTS DEVELOPMENT OF SKIN STRUCTURE

ACCESSIBILITY TOWARDS SITE IN TWO MAIN AXIS GENERATE A PUBLIC PATH

CIRCULATION WITHIN PROJECT IS TRANSLATED INTO TWO MAIN DIRECTIONS AS WELL MAKING A SHARED SHADED SPACE

CIRCULATION WITHIN PROJECT IS TRANSLATED INTO TWO MAIN DIRECTIONS AS WELL MAKING A SHARED SHADED SPACE

A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

20

R SITE PLAN 1:500

N

SKIN TRANSPARENCY

EXPOSED PRIVATE

+

-

PUBLIC

Spring ‘13 SHADED ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

Spring ‘13 ARC 302 : Architectural Design Studio lV

A Designer’s Workshop

SUN PATH AFFECTS DEVELOPMENT OF SKIN

A Designer’s Workshop

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

ACCESSIBILITY TOWARDS SITE IN TWO MAIN AXIS GENERATE A PUBLIC PATH

RAWAN M. 3 9 2 9 2

CIRCULATION WITHIN PROJECT IS TRANSLATED INTO TWO MAIN DIRECTIONS AS WELL MAKING A SHARED SHADED SPACE

SITE ANALYSIS

C

C

6 3 4 2 B

B

B

B

A

A

A

5

A

1

C

C

1 Gallery 2 Kitchen 3 Workshop

4 Reception 5 Meeting 6 Storage GROUND LEVEL PLAN 1:100

MEZZANINE LEVEL PLAN 1:100

05

DIGITAL DESIGN Collective work

Worshop individual assignements

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Design of Haute Couture using Autodesk Maya. By developing a digital unit, it became allowable to formulate skeleton and mesh to complete spread over body parts. Aim is to create compatible pieces that become one working digital couture.

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