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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACADEMIC

03 SEQUENCE

04 GOOD FOOD

05 BLUM CENTER FOR DEV ECONOMIES

06 UNDERGRADUATE THESIS: CHANGING ROOMS

PROFESSIONAL

07 HORIZON RIDGE SKILLED NURSING FACILITY

08 210 POST STREET

09 CLUB MED RESORT AND FITNESS

10 RESIDENCES BACCARAT

NON-PROFIT

11 TA’LEEF COLLECTIVE

12 WOMEN AND GIRLS LEAD GLOBAL

MICHELLE FEROZ BADR

2905 SORRENTO WAY

UNION CITY CA 94587

[email protected]

+1 510 386 1162

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I THINK ARCHITECTURALLY, SPEAK

VISUALLY, AND FEEL A DEEP SOCIAL

RESPONISBILITY. MY MISSION IS TO

ENSURE THE BEST DESIGN PRINCIPLES

ARE USED TO CREATE HIGH-LEVEL SOCIAL

IMPACT.

LET’S BUILD SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL.

CURIOUS | COLLABORATIVE | CAFFEINATED

SEQUENCE

TYPE: STUDIO ARCH 100A

LOCATION:SAN FRANCISCO, CA

DATE SUBMISSION:OCTOBER 2012

THROUGH AN INTIMATE ANALYSIS OF THE SITE AND ITS SURROUNDING URBAN FABRIC, SEQUENCE RECONSIDERS THE OUTDOOR STAIR AS AN OCCUPIED PUBLIC SPACE WITHIN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT. THE CITY GRID AND ITS INHABITANTS SERVE AS THE FOUNDATION OF ANALYSIS WHILE A SERIES OF OBSERVED ACTIVITIES ARE MARKED IN THEIR LOCATIONS. A CINEMATIC STRIP OF ACTIVITY LAYS OUT THE FORMAL LANGUAGE OF THE PROJECT. FOLDED AND LIFTED, THE STRIP REVEALS AN UNDERGROUND SPACE FOR CONVERSATION, GATHERINGS, AND FILM SCREENINGS. ASIDE FROM PHYSICALLY CONNECTING MOVEMENT FROM CONNETICUT ST. TO THE POTRERO HILL LIBRARY, SEQUENCE CONSIDERS THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VISUAL CONNECTIVITY WITH THE SURROUNDING CITY BY PROVIDING FRAMED VIEWS ALONG ITS PATH.

A

C

E

B

site analysis

formal diagrams site plansite model

site renders: cinema space on lower level, connection to library above

sections at A, B ,C ,D, E

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A B C D EA B C D EA B C D E

GALLERYL

OPEN FOOD HALL

LOADINGUTILITY

HOWARD STREETHOWARD STREET HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 0GROUND FLOOR FLOOR 1

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A B C D E

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GOOD FOOD WORKSPACESO R

HOWARD STREET HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 2 FLOOR 3

A B C D E

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RESEARCH INSTITUTET

RESEARCH GARDEN

HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 4

SITE AREA

9,775 SQFT

STREET ACCESS

SITE VOLUME

ACCESSIBILTY LIFT

ROOF GARDEN

ATRIA

SITE AREA

1350 HOWARD ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA

A B C D EA B C D EA B C D E

GALLERYL

OPEN FOOD HALL

LOADINGUTILITY

HOWARD STREETHOWARD STREET HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 0GROUND FLOOR FLOOR 1

A B C D E

1

2

3

A B C D E

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GOOD FOOD WORKSPACESO R

HOWARD STREET HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 2 FLOOR 3

A B C D E

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RESEARCH INSTITUTET

RESEARCH GARDEN

HOWARD STREET

FLOOR 4

SITE AREA

9,775 SQFT

STREET ACCESS

SITE VOLUME

ACCESSIBILTY LIFT

ROOF GARDEN

ATRIA

SITE AREA

1350 HOWARD ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAGOOD FOODCENTER

TYPE: STUDIOARCH 100B


DATE SUBMISSION:MAY 2013

URBAN LIFE REQUIRES A CONTINUALLY SHIFTING SET OF NEEDS AND IN TURN, INFRASTRUCTURES TO SUPPORT THOSE NEEDS, AS A RESPONSE TO SAN FRANCISCO’S GROWING FOOD CULTURE, THE GOOD FOOD CENTER IS WHERE THE RESEARCH, PRODUCTION, AND CONSUMPTION OF FOOD CONVERGE. CLASSROOMS, LABS, KITCHENS, AND FOOD TRUCKS INTERESECT UNDER ONE ROOF IN ORDER TO CREATE THE ULTIMATE LEARNING AND CULINARY EXPERIENCE. THE DESIGN OF GOOD FOOD FOCUSES ON TWO CENTRAL ATRIA THAT SHIFT FROM FLOOR TO FLOOR, CORRESPONDING TO INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMMATIC NEEDS, THESE SHIFTS INCREASE OR DECREASE THE AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT, HEAT, AND NATURAL EXPOSURE TO EACH AREA, CREATING APPROPRIATE MICROCLIMATES.

site context

plan drawings

project renders

concept diagram4

BLUM CENTER FOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES

TYPE: CASE STUDY ARCH 160: CONSTRUCTION

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRJUSTIN AUGUSTINKYLE YAMAMOTO

LOCATION:BERKELEY, CA

DATE SUBMISSION:

APRIL 2014

A BUILDING’S EXTERIOR WALL IS ONE OF ITS PRIMARY COMPONENTS, PERFORMING IN VARIOUS WAYS TO SEPARATE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. AT THE BLUM CENTER FOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES, LOCATED ON THE UC BERKELEY CAMPUS, NATURAL FORCES SUCH AS WIND, WATER, AND FIRE ARE THOUGHTFULLY COUNTERED THROUGH A PRESSURE-EQUALIZED WALL DESIGN AND WOODEN RAINSCREEN CLADDING. THROUGH OBSERVATION AND ANALYSIS, THIS CASE STUDY PROVIDES VISUAL REPRESENTATION ON HOW THE BUILDING ENVELOPE PROTECTS ITSELF FROM SUCH NATURAL FORCES.

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CHANGING ROOMS

TYPE: THESIS



THE CULTURE OF CONSUMERISM HAS CONSTRUCTED 4.6 MILLION RETAIL STORES IN CALIFORNIA, COMPRISED OF CONSTANT MATERIAL EXCHANGES AND INDULGENCES, BUT LEAVES NO SPACE FOR SPIRITUAL REFLECTION. AS A WOMAN OF PRACTICE WHO HAS WORKED IN RETAIL FOR YEARS, FINDING A WAY TO ADAPT DAILY PRAYERS TO THE DEPARTMENT STORE WAS NECESSARY. THE EXPERIENCE INSPIRED A SERIES OF INSTALLATIONS FOR OTHERS TO BENEFIT FROM. A GUIDEMAP OF DOWNTOWN SAN FRANCISCO LEADS VISITORS AND SHOPPERS TO CHANGING ROOM LOCATIONS AND HANDBAGS EQUIPPED WITH THE ESSENTIALS NEEDED FOR PRAYERS OF ALL FAITHS. CHANGING ROOMS CREATES SACRED SPACE WITHIN SECULAR SETTINGS IN ORDER TO EASE RECONCILING INTERNAL IDENTITY IN AN EXTERNAL SOCIETY WHILE CALLING ATTENTION TO THE GREATER POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES THAT REQUIRE SUCH A PLACE.

clothes define wayfinding at bloomingdale’s; macy’s; nordstrom; urban outfitters

changing room essentials tranformation for prayer...

...tranformation from prayer

bloomingdale’s floor 2

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HORIZON RIDGE NURSING FACILITY

TYPE: HEALTHCARE

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRSETH DUNNKOONSHING WONG

LOCATION:LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

DATE SUBMISSION:MARCH 2015

HORIZON RIDGE IS A 24-HOUR SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER FOR THE ELDERLY, TWO CENTRAL ATRIA PROVIDE EVERY ROOM WITH AN OUTSIDE VIEW AND NATURAL LIGHT. THE FACILITY HOUSES VARIOUS THERAPY ROOMS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDROOMS FOR PATIENTS, AND A TRAINING FACILITY FOR STAFF. THE TWO STORY STRUCTURE IS 75,000 SQFT AND OF TYPE 2A CONSTRUCTION. MAJOR CONCERNS OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED FIRE SAFETY AND ACCESSIBILITY, REQUIRING CONSTANT CONSULTATION OF BUILDING CODES.

THERAPY POOL

PHYSICAL / OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

RECEPTION

CHAPEL

PHYSICIAN LOUNGE

TREATMENT ROOMS

RECEPTION

ADMINISTRATION

NURSE STATION

ACTIVITY

NURSE STATION

MAIN DINING

TRAINING ROOM

KITCHEN

LAUNDRY

STAFFLOCKERS/LOUNGE

COURTYARD COURTYARD

SPA LOUNGE

LOUNGE

CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE

COURTYARDCOURTYARDCOURTYARDCOURTYARD

Building Square Footage | 75,000 sq ftNumber of Stories | 2Construction Type | 2A

ROOM TYPES Single Occupancy | 4Double Occupancy | 30

CIRCULATION

SERVICE

VEGETATIONBEDROOM

ACTIVITY / DINING

OFFICES / WORK AREA

THERAPY

HORIZON RIDGE REHABILITATION CENTER

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

COURTYARD

TERRACE

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CAFE

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NURSE STATION

PRIVATE DINING

NURSE STATION

NURSE STATION

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CIRCULATION

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THERAPY

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CIRCULATION

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CIRCULATION

SERVICE

VEGETATIONBEDROOM

ACTIVITY / DINING

OFFICES / WORK AREA

THERAPY

LOBBYMULTI


CAFE

exterior render

transverse section

ground and second floor plans7

210 POST ST

TYPE: CORE AND SHELL

TEAM: WZ ARCHITECTUREGRUEN ASSOCIATESHARRY WINSTONHOLMES CULLEYSYSKA HENNESSEY


DATE SUBMISSION:JULY 2015

TO ALLURE FOOT TRAFFIC AND EXPAND RETAIL FROM THE GROUND LEVEL INTO BASEMENT AND UPPER FLOORS, THE RE-DESIGN OF 210 POST FOCUSED ON CENTRALIZING CIRCULATION THROUGH THE CREATION OF A GRAND STAIRCASE AND TWO MODERN ELEVATORS. UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE FIRM PRINICPLE, I LED AND MANAGED THE PROJECT REDESIGN FROM A THROROUGH EXAMINATION OF EXISTING CONDITIONS AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES, TO PERMIT WITH THE SUBMITTAL OF DEMOLITION DRAWINGS, PLANS, SECTIONS, DETAILS, AND SCHEDULES FOR CITY APPROVAL. A FEW CHALLENGES INCLUDED CUTTING A STRUCTURAL BEAM, MAXIMIZING RETAIL SQUARE FOOTAGE, AND BEING MINDFUL OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION METHODS.

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GEOGRAPHY OF THE SITE 1:5000

HAPPY BAY

AINSE GUICHARD

Mont Happay+65m

Mont Smith+64m

ACCESS TO STATE ROAD 7

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTABLE AREA

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTABLE AREA

Le site se limite au Nord et à l’Ouest par l’Océan

Atlantique avec au Nord la plage de sable de

L’Anse Heureuse et à l’Ouest la crique rocheuse

de l’Anse Guichard. Une pointe rocheuse au

nord-ouest sépare les deux baies montant à 10

m d’altitude. A l’Est et au Sud s’élèvent deux

collines : le Mont Smith à l’Est culminant à 64

m et le mont Happay au sud culminant à 65 m.

Au nord, un plan d’eau s’étendant sur 4000 m²,

sépare le site de la plage.

La voie d’accès depuis la route principale RN

7, arrive sur le site au niveau médian de +14 m

entre les deux collines

La partie constructible du site forme une surface

de 94 077 m² variant topographiquement depuis

la partie nord à + 1 m, jusqu’à + 46 m au sud

sur le flanc du mont Happay.

The site is limited to the north and to the west

by the Atlantic Ocean, with the sandy beach of

Happy Bay to the north and the rocky cove of

Anse Guichard to the west. A rocky point with

an altitude of 10 meters separates the two bays.

To the east and south are two hills: Mount Smith

peaking at 64 meters to the east and Mount

Happay rising to 65 meters in the south.

A lagoon covering 4000 m² separates the beach

from the site.

The road access from the main road RN 7 arrives

at the median level of 14 m between two hills.

The buildable part of the site covers 94,077 m²,

ranging in height from + 1m to the north to + 46

m to the south on the slopes of Mount Happay.

Géographie du site

THE CLUBS ORGANIZATION

SPA

FITNESS

SPECIALITY RESTAURANTS

250 ROOMS / SUITES

100 ROOMS

MAIN RESTAURANT

POOL BAR

BEACH BAR

MAIN POOL

RECEPTION

BABY CLUBMINI CLUBKIDS CLUBPASSWORLD

EVENTHALL

SERVICE /BACK OF HOUSE

EMPLOYEE HOUSING

SPORTS(TENNIS, GOLF, ARCHERY ETC)

ACCOMMODATION

CATERING AND ENTERTAINMENT

SPORT AND FITNESS

SPA AND WELLNESS

SERVICE

CLUB MEDRESORT AND FITNESS

TYPE: HOTEL RESORT

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRLINNA CHOI

LOCATION:HAPPY BAY, SAINT MARTIN

DATE SUBMISSION:NOVEMBER 2015

FOLLOWING THE SITE’S TOPOGRAPHY THE CLUB IS DESIGNED IN A CHALLENGING YET REWARDING ORGANIC FORM THAT FOLLOWS THE CURVES OF ITS BORDERING EASTERN AND WESTERN HILLS WHILE FACING TOWARDS THE SEA. 200+ ACCOMODATIONS LINE THE HILLSIDES OF MOUNT SMITH AND MOUNT HAPPAY FOR OPTIMIZED VIEWS OF THE CARRIBEAN SEA WHILE HIGH TRAFFIC ATTRACTIONS LIE AT THE RESORT CENTER. EQUIPPED WITH NUMEROUS RESTAURANTS, BARS, POOLS, TENNIS COURTS, AND A GOLF RANGE, THE FLUID DESIGN OF THE FITNESS INSPIRED CLUB ALLOWS EQUAL AMOUNTS OF QUIET AND DYNAMIC SPACE WHILE CATERING TO EACH PROGRAMMATIC NEED.

CLIMATE AND ORIENTATION

Site of Happy Bay Grand Case Beach

Compte tenu de la topographie le site est orienté

au nord et à l’ouest en formant une longue

étendue sur le flanc nord du Mont Happay et se

prolongeant sur une bande sur le flanc orienté

Est du Mont Smith. Le soleil traversera le site

se levant dans la vallée entre les deux collines,

vers la RN 07 et venant offrir le soir la lumière

à la partie ouest du site (Mont Smith) pour se

coucher face à la crique de l’anse Guichard.

L’île subit le climat océanique de la zone

intertropicale de convergence, avec une

saison dite “sèche” (de décembre à mai) et

une saison dite “humide” (de juin à novembre)

avec de possibles fortes précipitations lors des

dépressions pouvant provoquer des cyclones.

La température absolue de l’air peut varier de

17°C à 35°C pour une moyenne annuelle de

27°C. La température de la mer en surface est

assez constante entre 25°C et 28°C.

The island has an oceanic climate of the

intertropical convergence zone which expresses

itself in a “dry” season (December to May) and

a “wet” season (June to November) with heavy

rainfall and storms which may transform into

cyclones. The temperature of the air can range

from 17 ° C to 35 ° C with an average of 27 °

C. The temperature of the sea is fairly constant,

between 25 ° C and 28 ° C.

Orientation

Given its topography, the site is oriented to the

north and the west, covering a long stretch of land

on the north side of Mount Happy and extending

to the eastern flank of Mount Smith. The sun will

traverse the site, rising in the valley between the

two hills, providing vistas of the sunset in the

western part of the site (Mont Smith), and finally

setting facing the cove of Anse Guichard.

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SURFACES

Unités Quantité %

2 chambres 9 143 chambres 20 314 chambres 22 345 chambres 13 21

64

D3 Duplex 2 chambres 2 3D4 Duplex 3 chambres 1 1D6 Duplex 5 chambres 5 8F3 Simplex 2 chambres 7 11F4 Simplex 3 chambres 19 30F5 Simplex 4 chambres 22 34F6 Simplex 5 chambres 8 13

64

Typologie Chambres QuantitéSurface

UtileTotal Utile

D3-A 2 2 111 222D4-A 3 1 157 157D6-A 5 2 215 430D6-B 5 1 226 226D6-C 5 2 230 459

F3-A 2 6 96 576F3-B 2 1 116 116

F4-A 3 8 108 864F4-B 3 5 123 615F4-C 3 5 188 940

F5-A 4 2 146 292F5-B 4 1 160 160F5-C 4 3 157 471F5-D 4 2 158 316F5-E 4 1 164 164F5-F 4 6 165 990F5-G 4 3 166 498F5-H 4 2 167 334F5-I 4 1 169 169F5-J 4 2 229 458

F6-A 5 2 202 404F6-B 5 2 217 434F6-C 5 1 235 235F6-D 5 3 244 732

Total Appartements 64 10 262

Commerce 1 130

Locaux commerces 1 130Reserves(non comptabilisées) 1130Total Commerce 1 130

Espaces communs

Hall d'entrée 115Circulations (acces appartements) 722

Total Espaces Communs 837

TOTAL SURFACE UTILE 12 229


SURFACE UTILE (S.U.)

Surface Utile05-oct-15 RESIDENCES

BACCARAT

TYPE: LUXURY RESIDENTIAL

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRTOMMASSO SILORATALINNA CHOI

LOCATION:RABAT, MOROCCO

DATE SUBMISSION:NOVEMBER 2015

FOLLOWING THE SUCCESS OF HOTEL BACCARAT IN RABAT, MOROCCO, RESIDENCES BACCARAT IS A LARGE-SCALE LUXURY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX COMPRISED OF COMMERICAL AND RETAIL SPACES AT THE GROUND LEVEL, AND SINGLE FLOOR AND DUPLEX UNITS ON THE LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. THE DESIGN FOCUSES ON A CENTRAL OUTDOOR SPACE SURROUNDED BY UNITS ON ALL SIDES EMBRACING NATURAL LIGHT AND VIEWS TO THE OUTDOORS. ADDITIONAL GREEN SPACES BREAK THE UPPER FLOORS. THERE ARE 7 UNIT TYPES IN TOTAL, WITH A MIXED VARIETY ON EACH FLOOR. MY ROLE IN THE PROJECT WAS TO REDESIGN EACH UNIT PER CLIENT REQUEST, PERFECT OVERALL PLANS AND DESIGN THE FINAL PROPOSAL PRESENTATION.

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05 OCTOBRE 2015APS-3 771 RESIDENCES RABATIMMOHOLD

SURFACES

Unités Quantité %

2 chambres 9 143 chambres 20 314 chambres 22 345 chambres 13 21

64

D3 Duplex 2 chambres 2 3D4 Duplex 3 chambres 1 1D6 Duplex 5 chambres 5 8F3 Simplex 2 chambres 7 11F4 Simplex 3 chambres 19 30F5 Simplex 4 chambres 22 34F6 Simplex 5 chambres 8 13

64

Typologie Chambres QuantitéSurface

UtileTotal Utile

D3-A 2 2 111 222D4-A 3 1 157 157D6-A 5 2 215 430D6-B 5 1 226 226D6-C 5 2 230 459

F3-A 2 6 96 576F3-B 2 1 116 116

F4-A 3 8 108 864F4-B 3 5 123 615F4-C 3 5 188 940

F5-A 4 2 146 292F5-B 4 1 160 160F5-C 4 3 157 471F5-D 4 2 158 316F5-E 4 1 164 164F5-F 4 6 165 990F5-G 4 3 166 498F5-H 4 2 167 334F5-I 4 1 169 169F5-J 4 2 229 458

F6-A 5 2 202 404F6-B 5 2 217 434F6-C 5 1 235 235F6-D 5 3 244 732

Total Appartements 64 10 262

Commerce 1 130

Locaux commerces 1 130Reserves(non comptabilisées) 1130Total Commerce 1 130

Espaces communs

Hall d'entrée 115Circulations (acces appartements) 722

Total Espaces Communs 837

TOTAL SURFACE UTILE 12 229


SURFACE UTILE (S.U.)

Surface Utile05-oct-15


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model photosprogram diagram10

TA’LEEF COLLECTIVE

TYPE: MULTI-PURPOSERENOVATION

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRWHITNEY CANNONJANICE D’ORSAYTRACEY GREENWELL

LOCATION:FREMONT, CA


THE FELLOWSHIP HALL AND CAFE IS A SOLUTION TO COMMUNITY NEEDS AND OVERHEAD COSTS. THE VENUE DOUBLES AS PERFORMANCE SPACE AND CAFE, ALLOWING USERS TO RECONCILE IDENTITIES BY BEING THEIR SPIRITUAL SELVES IN SOCIAL SETTINGS. POETRY SLAMS, ART DISPLAYS, FILM SCREENINGS, AND STUDY SESSIONS ARE WELCOME. THE RENOVATION CALLED FOR AN OPEN FACADE, CAFE BAR AND SIDE ENTRANCE TO EXISTING CLASS HALL. SURVEYS AND MEETINGS WERE CONDUCTED FOR COMMUNITY OPINIONS. MARKETING MATERIAL SUCH AS RENDERS, DRAWINGS, AND DIAGRAMS WERE CREATED FOR FUNDRAISING.

fellowship hall renderssacred me vs social me

opening event in hall

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WOMEN AND GIRLS LEAD GLOBAL

TYPE: DIGITAL REBRANDING CAMPAIGN

TEAM: MICHELLE BADRALI GODILHAMILTON OFIYAIITVS

LOCATION:WORLD-WIDE

DATE SUBMISSION:

AUGUST 2015

WOMEN AND GIRLS LEAD GLOBAL IS A USAID-FUNDED INITIATIVE BY THE INDEPENDENT TELEVISION SERVICE WHOSE MISSION IS TO EMPOWER GIRLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THROUGH THE PRODUCTION AND BROADCASTING OF DOCUMENTARY FILM. AFTER WINNING THE COMPETITIVE BID, OUR TEAM REBRANDED THE ORGANIZATION’S GLOBAL CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE FUNDER ATTRACTION, CATER TO A WIDER AUDIENCE, AND INCREASE SOCIAL IMPACT. THE SLEEK WEB DEVELOPMENT, LOGOS, VISUAL MATERIALS, AND COPYWRITING ARE MERELEY A GLIMPSE OF THE COLLABORATIVE WORK INVOLVED... HER STORY ISUNSTOPPABLE.

mapping global impact

film catalogue, 8 global launches per year

cinematic logo and web experience12

Documents

selected works 2016