Plot area: 5 700 m2
Num. of floors: 21
For more than ten years, demographic growth, changes in lifestyles and new technologies have imposed growth in urban space and created a housing crisis, coupled with demand sustained by the various social layers residing within the city.
This project is about creating spacesto integrate nature into each floor by creating a floor different than the one below it and above it.
Creating elevated gardens
Splitting the 2 appartements so that the light enters the living room enhancing the air and sun quality in every room.
Duplex
Pedestrian Path for the commun area
Furn El Chebak,Lebanon
Spot area: 5 000 m2
Number of floors:4
It is about thinking about the deep interaction that exists between structure, volume and space. The bond that unites them is at the origin of their truth and therefore of their ethical and aesthetic beauty.
The large structure must therefore be visible and influential on the architecture. It will define the identity of the project.
While the main entrance from the city has an direct access to the mall, the second entrance from behind is accessed by steps connected to a big terrace.
The curved shape of the skin around the mall
A basic solid shaped we pushed up one of its corners for creating an entrance. Making the entrance recessed back to the focal point of the Mall. 1 2 2
300X800 beam
15 mm m.s. base plate bolted to beam
aluminium gutter over pressed metal sheet
150X250 m.s. splice section
30X65 aluminium section as purlin member
85 mm dia m.s. threaded ball as node
50 mm dia circular m.s. section as main cord
50 mm dia circular m.s. section for bracing
5mm thick sealant
8 mm thick toughened glass Y
Food court in the last floor forcing visitors to take a tour of the mall before resting. And for the people who only wants to eat the shops gets a free advertissement .
Fonctions: -Restaurant of 120m2. -Coffee shop of 50m2. -Fast food area of 50m2.
Small shops around the circulation while anchors are put in corners for attraction.
Fonctions: -20 shops of 20m2. -10 shops of 50m2. -5 shops of 100m2. -Administration of 100m2.
Visual connections
Anchors
Sin-El-Fil, Lebanon
Spot area: 3 650m2
Number of floors: 2
We are proposing a project called “Lebanese Red Cross Centre” to be able to assist later and in the long term during a critical period like the ‘Corona-virus’ pandemic So we have designed a red cross centre with a block where we’ll use it during another pandemic.
This project is about reminding us the the only job for recuers is to keep us alive, in other term keep our pulse beating.
Area for the rescuer
General View of the project
Second entrance of the centre
Diagram showing the circulation inside the red cross
Section A-A
Section B-B
First floor plan
-This realistic model of an exsisting house in Qornet el hamra,Lebanon up to scale 1:50.
-The 3D composition uses 3 different module with different materials (wood and concrete) the main idea behind it is to create out of regular shapes a volume with a play of mass and void.
-Located in Baghdad,Iraq this compound of multiple blocks needed an area for breathing and relaxing and more importantly for gathering.
Many activities are put in one place : run track, kids area, food court, sitting area, meditation area.
Designed and rendered by me at A.M. studio.
-Two different appartements for two clients located in Beirut,Lebanon designed and rendered by me at A.M. studio.
Designed and rendered by me at AM studio:
-Locatedt in Koura,Lebanon this duplex uses fine elements for a better integration in the nature.
-Located in Doha West-BayQatar this big triplex shows a modern aspect of the residential house next to the beach.
-The model of Mosque Nora exhibited in qatar up to scale 1:200.
