Traditional architecture of shopping center project

In the UAE, a shopping center project embracing traditional architecture faced initial municipal rejection due to commercial land-use restrictions. Following the owner’s switch to a new consultancy firm, special approval was obtained, and the project became the area’s first sanctioned commercial development. The design features inward-looking plans, air towers for natural ventilation, and materials like mud that echo the desert environment. Despite starting construction in 2010 with a contemporary design, the project retains low-density traditional forms, such as courtyards and defensive layouts reminiscent of local souqs.

Neoclassical architecture villa design project

This neoclassical architecture villa in Jumeirah, UAE, fuses local design elements with international neoclassical influences. Built in 2011, covering 425 Sqm, the villa boasts air towers for ventilation, courtyards, and servant quarters, prioritizing privacy and cool spaces in a high-temperature environment. Details include corbels, corniches, and dome elements, harmonizing traditional materials and modern themes.

Residential building Pasteurstraße 27, Prenzlauer Berg

Residential building Pasteurstraße 27, Prenzlauer Berg is the twenty-seventh article on architecture projects from practice. The special aspect of this project is the new concept of a mixed-use residential urban design project of a high-rise form. The urban design project is located on the north side of Berlin in the Prenzlauerberg area.  This architecture and […]

Vindmøllebakken Sustainable Urban Design project-Norway

Vindmøllebakken Sustainable Urban Design project-Norway is the twenty-fifth article on projects from practice. Vindmøllebakken is in Stavanger city a city in southwestern Norway that is deep in history to the 12th century. This urban regeneration and development project is another sustainable urban development of mixed-use type. This urban development and urban design include various new themes […]