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Heritage x Design
Bringing Eastern Mediterranean and Arab design into focus.
P O R T F O L I O
SIREN MUSIC HALL
"The Siren of the sea" - A music hall reflecting the calls of the sea. The structure itself resembles various types of sea shells, clams, and conch shells. The idea is to encapsulate the calls of the sea and transform it into a modern day plaza for music and theatre.
The stucture would also be build on its own island of reclamation land, then surrounded by a facade of sand and landscaping to give it a floating feel.
The music hall would be pedestrian access only, connected to the mainland by a pedestrian bridge, and of course perfect for any sea-side landscape.
 Conch Shell Hall - Structure IA rendering of a conch shell structure, that embodies the idea of a siren call. With a cornucopia feel, this has a natural theatre feeling and combines elements of sea side landscape with the arts. |  The Broken Sea ShellThis rendition plays with the idea of an imperfect shell. The top of the shell is cracked open. This allows the hall to have a natural sky light. |  The JellyfishThis Rendering plays with the idea of a jellyfish head as the main stucture |  The PearlThis rendering features the music hall in the shape of a closed clam, covering the pearl - the gift of the arts underneath. |
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 The Pearl II |  Proposed site: Beirut Waterfront Eastern District |
The Martyrs Memorial Square to recognize the victims of the Beirut Blast.
An aerial view of the commercial mixed use sector of the Phoenician Port of Beirut.
Mosaic details built into stones and the harbor.
The Martyrs Memorial Square to recognize the victims of the Beirut Blast.
BEIRUT PORT
In Light of the 2020 Beirut Port explosion, the Port of Beirut has the potential to rebuild itself into not only a commercial and industrial hub, but serve as a cultural and multi- operational space.
By utilizing Beirut's unique antiquity and cultural history, the Phoenician port of Beirut aims to reclaim Beirut's historical presence as a gateway between East and West from the time of the Phoenicians.
SCORPION'S DEN
Persian Carpet Tiles for the court yard, Dramatic but Low and 70's inspired, intimate but moody, Large windows, but enclosed like a fortress. The Scorpion's Den Encapsulates a House for intellectuals who love the dramatic flair for 70's archetirue infused with Arab Elements
