design development: collaborated on diverse projects, contributing to concept sketches and detailed drawings.
technical proficiency: experienced in autocad, revit, rhino and sketchup, with a keen eye for detail.
project collaboration: worked closely with senior architects, engineers, and clients to ensure design integrity and adherence to timelines.
research and analysis: conducted site assessments and market research to inform design decisions.
presentation skills: developed visual presentations and reports that effectively communicate design concepts.
experience
GCID design intern
-developing shop drawings
-creating visualization
-creating interior authority submission drawings.
-planning space layouts
-participate in client meetings
-assisting designers in site visits
MEINHARDT
junior architect
-designing facade
-working on design proposal
-validating design reports
-delivering detailed design submissions
-presenting design to client
-compile sub consultants reports
-analyzing and studying site
-creating schedule for quantity
-responding to client/ tender queries
-coordinating with sub consultants and engineers
-assisting senior architects from pre concept to IFT stage submissions
MASAR PARK
about-
Situated at the end of Masar Destination, Masar Mall is the fusion of a visionary future and a deep respect for the rich history, culture, andtraditions. The primary vision driving Masar Mall is to establish itself as the largest commercial destination, becoming a focal point within the growing community. The goal is to provide an active and vibrant experience for people, residents, visitors, and pilgrims of Makkah.
Architecturally, Masar Mall reflects the distinctive characteristics of Makkah. The design draws inspiration from the city’s roofscapes, clusters, and asymmetry, seamlessly integrating Makkah’s Islamic patterns, modules, and traditional materials. This synthesis of contemporary vision with cultural authenticity sets the mall apart as a unique and culturally rich space.
The mall’s concept is deeply rooted in the ambiance of Makkah’s old souqs, where the spirit of community, connectivity, and accessibility thrived. The design incorporates shaded and well-defined alleyways, reminiscent of traditional marketplaces, creating an inviting and engaging atmosphere. Natural lighting is thoughtfully integrated to enhance the overall experience, playing with light and shadow.
Rhythmic store frontages contribute to the dynamic aesthetic, mirroring the liveliness of a traditional marketplace. In essence, Masar Mall is more than a commercial space; it is a living tribute to the convergence of past and future. Through its thoughtful design and incorporation of cultural elements, the mall aims not only to meet commercial needs but to become an integral part of Makkah’s cultural identity.
key responsibilities-
-working on project from pre concept to detailed design -designing facade
-architectural and internal space planning
-creating schedules specification
-MEP, FLS and acoustic co-ordination
-BIM coordination
-sheet production
-typical details
-landscape design
softwares used-
CORTEN STEEL FINISH
ALUMINIUM
GRC
THE ARTHOUSE
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This residential complex is situated in the vibrant heart of downtown Dubai. It is a mid-rise building featuring standard residential floors, complemented by various leisure amenities such as a spa, gym, and communal halls.
The architectural vision for the building was to create a volumetric design that stands out from typical structures. The massing of the building is divided into three sections, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the mid-rise skyline of downtown Dubai. The rooftop also offers additional leisure spaces.
The facade draws inspiration from the idea of incorporating artwork as a design element, segmented by fins. This design allows for a unique visual experience from different angles, as the texture of the facade changes with each perspective.
key responsibilities-
-preparing layouts
-coordination with structure and mep -facade design
-area calculation
-preparing presentation and diagrams
softwares used-
BHK TYPE 1 BHK TYPE 2 BHK TYPE 3
BHK
PODIUM CONFIGURATION
MASSING ENHANCEMENTS
GRID & UNIT MIX
MASSING ARTICULATION
WHITE ALUMINUM PERFORATED SCREEN
GREY GLASS FACADE
ALUMNIUM PROFILES, GREY FINS & FRAMES
ODP is designed as LG+G+2+R taking into consideration the existing structure in previous design and the natural topography of the plot. The design approach made for the project is Hybrid using a conventional construction system for Data Center Building and prefabricated.
The Façade looks at Oman’s topography and mountains profiles by bringing different layers of Al Hajjar mountains, interpreting the landscape into a contemporary and abstract design. The design is primarily focused on the principle of linearity and verticality to have an iconic impact on site. The concept has been focused on 4 aspects iconic approach, branded & technology advanced looking building and the use of contemporary materials.
The overall massing of the data centre is distinctly defined into one mass sits in the corner of the site. The massing has 4 main elements which are:
-The façade which has a vertical approach by using the fins elements across
-The canopy which looks at the same fins’ language
-The boundary wall and the corner feature edge wall which is highlighted through a natural finish
key responsibilities-
-rendering and modifying plans
-creating detail drawings
-enhancing facade
-preparing reports for client presentation
-developing branding for the building
-preparing concept strategies and diagrams
softwares used-
Façade Cladding System, Materials, and Finishes
The following factors were considered in choosing the right materials and façade systems.
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Façade Elements & Materials
developing concept
defining materials
-The façade which has a vertical approach by using the fins elements across -The canopy which looks at the same fins’ language -The boundary wall and the corner feature edge wall which is highlighted through a natural finish
THAKHER HILTON
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The Thakher Hilton, an upcoming hotel complex in Mecca, is an up and coming premier destination for travelers, located just two kilometers from the revered Haramian Mosque.
This strategically positioned hospitality project is designed to cater to both pilgrims and tourists, offering a variety of accommodations, including hotel rooms and fully equipped apartments.
The architectural design of the Thakher Hilton draws inspiration from the surrounding landscape, featuring elegant, curved, curtain-like elements that create unique openings and a visually appealing silhouette. This design not only enhances the building’s aesthetic but also harmonizes it with the natural environment, making it a standout addition to the Mecca skyline.
As part of the larger Thakher development, the hotel serves as a welcoming entrance for visitors, seamlessly integrating with various amenities and facilities in the area.
key responsibilities-
-enhancing facade for an already planned hotel -preparing reports for client presentation -developing branding for the building -preparing concept strategies and diagrams
softwares used-
CULTURAL CENTER
about-
The design represents embrace, people coming together to celebrate diversity and different cultures. Two structures coming together, despite their differences.
The structure is planned with the goal that the northern façade presents the striking perspective on Dubai Creek, uncovered to the visitors as they circulate through the structure and move between spaces underneath, which is the central plaza and amphitheatre.
the space’s layout and color palette are determined by Shibui’s seven elements: simplicity, implicity, modesty, naturalness, everydayness, imperfection, and silence.
The foyer is accented with an oriental styled shoe cabinet, and one of the walls is adorned with a sashiko pattern, a traditional Japanese embroidery pattern. Through the moon gate, the foyer overlooks the karesansui, and as you enter from the stepped flooring, you’ll see an open floor plan that connects spaces in a way that’s both different and unifying. Chaishitsu is a tea parlor in Asian culture that seats people on the floor to enhance posture and keep them closer to the earth. A screen separates the tea room from the living area, which contains furniture made of natural materials such as timber.
The breakfast bar receives natural day light from the north-east, allowing the area to be lit by naturally. A beautiful Japanese fan and an artwork on either wall encloses the dining area. It has a translucent opening through the shoji screen that provides access to the garden.
