Architecture

The aim of consolidating the meaning and concept of the wedding day for the bride and groom. The project proposed to emphasise the significance of the wedding day by creating a path outside the hall surrounded by landscape trees, water elements, and plants that represent the natural elements of life. The path would lead the couple towards the building, which was designed with a broken axis that leads to the end, where the kosha, the place of stability and sitting, is located. This design aimed to emphasise the idea of changing their life path from individual to a common binary path, bringing the couple together at the end of the path to their place of stability, where they can start their common life with one goal. The project name, Wedding Hall, reflects the purpose of the project, which is to provide a unique and meaningful space for newlyweds to begin their new life path together.

Coming up with the idea for the Cairo Alexandria Desert Road Rest House. As architects, we wanted to create a space that would give users a different kind of spatial experience, one that would allow them to escape the noise, pollution, and constant activity of the city and connect with nature in a more instinctual way.

With the New Heliopolis Public Library, we believed that conventional libraries, with their vast, undifferentiated reading areas, were no longer satisfying the requirements of contemporary readers. Instead, people desired a space that would motivate and stimulate them, ignite their imaginations, and enable them to become completely engrossed in the literature they were perusing.

A private house (villa) is being built in a beautiful location. The architects and builders are working closely with the client to create a space that is not only functional and comfortable but also honours the natural environment and landscape.

The design of a new 1600 m2 private house is being inspired by the beautiful village of Kfarmilke, located in the Sidon District of South Lebanon. The architects and builders are working closely with the client to create a space that not only meets their needs but also honours the natural environment and cultural heritage of the surrounding area.

The creation process of the Culture Center was driven by the desire to create a space that would be both functional and beautiful, while also being commensurate with the Egyptian environment in that region. Our team was inspired by the dome architecture style, which has been a hallmark of Egyptian architecture for centuries. We developed a plan to use a bearing wall construction system to create a space that would be both structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing.

The creation process of the Babylon Gardens was driven by the unique topography of the site as we recognized that the site had some hills that needed to be incorporated into the design in a way that would be both functional and aesthetically pleasing. To achieve this, we developed a composition that was specifically tailored to the site's topography.

The creation process of the medical centre was driven by the desire to create a space that would accelerate the process of recovery for patients. We knew that natural light and air were critical to this process, and so we designed the medical centre with these elements in mind. We strategically placed windows and skylights throughout the building to allow natural light to flood the space, creating an uplifting and energising atmosphere that would help patients feel more comfortable and relaxed.

The client had a clear vision of what they wanted their dream space to look and feel like. They desired a home that would embody the vibrant essence of Beirut, while also offering a comfortable and modern living space. To bring this vision to life, we collaborated closely with the client to understand their unique tastes and preferences.and make their dream apartment come true.