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Ali IftikharMasters in Architecture 14’University at Buffalo | Buffalo | NY | USAB.Sc. Architecture 09University of Michigan | Ann Arbor | MI | [email protected]://aliifti.comlu.com/http://photographyali.carbonmade.com/+966 532033884
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Instructor: Ryan Palider Ohio State UniversityColumbus, USA
Stan Allan speak of architectural drawing as “ the assemblage of spatial and material notations that can be decoded, according to a series of shared conventions, in order to effect a transformation of reality at a distance from the author”.Through the making of the drawing new knowledge emerges and new thoughts occur.
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Analyzing is the act of dividing a complex whole into its parts or ele-ments so to discover its true nature or inner relationships.
Architectural drawing as a way of making previously invis-ible organization visible to others. Analyzing the crocodile skin, and making drawings based on the idea of the nota-tion. Exploring depth by axonometric drawings
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^̂Generating a new surface by Interpolating the diff erence between the two axonometric drawings. The surface model( Pony beads) was created by cutting sections of the joined axono-metric drawing.
Adding a running, and walking path in the surface model by manipulating the undulating surface.
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Instructor: Stewart Hicks University of MichiganAnn Arbor, USA
Using compositional principles embedded in a two-dimentional image, launching a series of translatioonal exercises aimed at seeing, describing, and manipulating space. These construcitons are subsequently filtered through lenses of scale, inhabitation, and program as they become architectural responses.
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Studying the hidden connection in the given painting, and drawing an interpretation.
Abstracting is the act of considering a general quality or characteristic apart from specifi c objects or instance.
Interpreting is the act of providing meaning through performance or execution according to one’s own particular understanding
The idea of explicit, and implicit lines
Developing a 3-Dimentional response to a 2-Dimentional drawing. Converting the idea of implicit and explicit lines, and the hidden connection between them into a solid form.
Seam or crease in the solid-void form as a continuous line
Final layered Solid-Void model carrying the idea of im-plicit and explicit line. Model: 6 x 8 x 8 inch
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Casting the void of the solid-void model, with the idea of continuous line.
Cast model serves as a conceptual imperative and generative toolJoiner/ Collage within the sections/ plan of the rockite form.
Studying the qualities of a gathering place, and a place of solitude.
Solitude and Gathering Space
Site: Underground
Program: Pavilion with a place of gathering, and solitude Solution: Transferring the qualities of previously explored place of gathering and solitude. Double wall system to get the light deep into the building. Continuous Circulation carrying the idea of continuous line Construction technique showing the idea of continuous explicit, and implicit line.
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Instructor: Joel SchmidtUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor, USA
Cedar Fairs corporate campus and Cultural center - Marblehead, Ohio
Initial site studies, analyzing three diff erent options. Drawings and making quick models to study each possible site.
Identity Crisis
Placing buildings around trees, and anchoring the building into the site. Also exploring completely autonomous architecture and what opportunities it provides.
Study : Building as a landscape, emerging from the earth
Study : Buildings about in between moments, and being sensitive to the site.
City town hall, performance center, and corporate offi ce are confl icting programs... Programmatic diagrams serves as an-other tool to jump into the form of the building, and arranging the buildings according to the given requirements.
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Combining the initial ideas, and looking at diff erent possible forms of the build-ing. Rotating the strips vertically and eventually served as skin of the building; visually and experientially connecting the whole campus
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Cedar Fair Corporate Offi ce
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Dansbury township Town hall and Nature Discovery Center
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Enclosure Detail 1 Enclosure Detail 2Scale: 1”= 1’-0” Scale: 1”= 1’-0”
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Detroit Unreal Estate AgencyShrinking cities are looked upon and thought about in terms of loss: real estate value, employment, welfare....Detroit unreal estate agency propose a positive reading: the ecology of the abandon city introduces new values, new opportunities, and a potentially rich reality that can compete and even supersede the market economy.
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Detroit is a place of multiplicity, where things have multiple layers but in terms of ethnic diversity it is considered to be a segregated city. This is only true if we look at Detroit from a city level. There are areas in Detroit where diff erent ethnic groups intermingle with one another.Sustaining diversity proposes diff erent interventions in Detroit fueled by ethnic diversity.
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Mix PopulationBlack Population Asian PopulationAsian Population Hispanic Population White Population
Mapping Detroit’s population and zooming into Michigan Ave, where multiplicity of cultures can be seen. Looking at the fabric of this area.
Getting to the street level and full length joiner of Michigan Av-enue as a research tool in looking at the fabric, landscapes, ma-terials, abandon buildings, ethnic groups, and vacant plots of the surrounding area.
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Scientific Name Height Bloom Time Moisture Yarrow 2' July-August Sweet Flag 2’ June-July Snakeroot 2-4' August-September Water plantain 3' July-September Nodding Wild Onion 1' July-August Lead Plant 3' June-August Canada Anemone 2' June-August Thimbleweed 6-12' May-June Tall Thimbleweed 4' June-August Angelica 4' June-August Wild Columbine 3' May-June Swamp Milkweed 4' July-August Butterfly weed 2' July-August White Wild Indigo 3-4' June-July False Boneset 2-4' August-September Tall Bellflower 3-4' July-September New Jersey Tea 2-3' June-August Turtlehead 3-4' August-September Swamp Thistle 5' July-August Virgin's Bower to 9' July-August Sand Tickseed 2' June-July Prairie Coreopsis 2' June-August Purple Prairie Clover 2-3' July-August Showy Tick-Trefoil 3-5' July-August Prairie Tick-Trefoil 3-6' July-August Flat-Top Aster 3-5' August-October Purple Coneflower 3-4' July-September Common Willow Herb 3' July-August Rattlesnake-master 4-5' July-August Joe-Pye Weed 4-6' July-September Boneset 4-5' July-September Flowering Spurge 2-4' July-August Grassleaved Goldenrod 2-4' July-September Bottled Gentian 1-2' August-September Fringed Gentiana 1-1.5' August-Septemer Wild Geranium 1' April-May Prairie Smoke 1' April-May Sneezeweed 3-4’ August-October Cow Parsnip 5-10' June-July Giant St. John's-Wort 4-6' July-August Wild Blue Flag 2-3' June-August Round headed Bush-clover 3-4' August-September Rough Blazing Star 2-3' August-September Marsh Blazing Star 3-4' July-August Michigan Lilly 4' July-August Cardinal Flower 2-5' July-August Great Blue Lobelia 1-4' July-September Wild Lupine 1-2' May-June Monkey-flower 3' June-September Wild Bergamot 2-4' July-August Horsemint 1-3' July-August Common Evening Primrose 2-5' July-September Riddell's Goldenrod 2-4' August-October Foxglove Beard-tongue 3-5' June-July Hairy Beard-tongue 2' May-June Obedient plant 3’ August-September Common Mountain Mint 2-3' July-August Yellow Coneflower 3-6' July-September Wild Rose 3-4' July-August Black-eyed Susan 1-2' June-September Blue-eyed Grass 1' May-June Blue-stemmed Goldenrod 1-3' August-October Early Goldenrod 3' August-October Smooth Aster 3' September-October Goat's Rue 1' June-July Purple Meadow-Rue 5-7' June-July Common Spiderwort 2-4' May-July Blue Vervain 3-6' July-September Hoary Vervain 2-3' August-September Culver's Root 4-6' July-August Golden Alexander 2-3' May-June
Native Michigan TreesWinterberry 6 -10’ W,M Dogwood, White Flowering 15-20’ M Oak, Red 45-80’ M Spruce, White 16-60’ M Larch 18-60’ W,M Maple, Silver 50-75’ M,D Sassafras 15-60’ M,D Dogwood, Rough-leafed 8-12’ M,D Birch, Yellow 30-80’ M Sumac, Smooth 16-20’ M,D Pine, Red 25-80’ M,D Dogwood, Alt-leaved 15- 25‘ M Oak, Sumard 40-80’ M Aspen, Quaking 15-40’ M
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ChaledianIraqi Kebab Recipe
- mix one pound of meat (beef and fatty lamb)- One small onion- ¼ cup of flour - 1 teaspoon of salt- ½ teaspoon of black pepper - ¼ cup finely chopped parsley- ¼ teaspoon each grounded of allspice, ginger, and chili pepper
Mexican Chicken Enchiladas Recipe
- 12 corn tortillas- 3 cooked chicken breast halves, no bones or skin, shredded- ½ cup chopped green onions- ½ cup chopped fresh cilantro- 2 cups chicken broth- 1 cup sour cream- ¾ cup minced onion- 12 oz shredded cheddar cheese- 4 oz chopped green chilies- ¼ cup butter- ¼ cup all purpose flour- Vegetable oil for frying
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Red beans- 2-3 cups of red kidney beans - 1 red onion finely chopped - 3 cloves of garlic - ½ teasspoon of coriander - 2 tablespoons of tomato paste - 2 cups of chicken stock - salt & pepper to taste2. The stewed meat- 3 pounds of goat, cut into cubes - 3 roughly chopped onions - 6 cloves of garlic - 4 tomatoes roughly chopped - 2 sweet peppers julienned - Coriander, salt & pepper to tasteMarinade: - 3 tablespoons oil - 3 tablespoons lime juice - Finely chopped onion - 3 teaspoons oregano - Salt & pepperDominican goats graze on wild oregano
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- 8 slices of bacon, finely chopped - 1 pound boneless, lean pork shoulder, cut into 1-inch chunks - 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped, or 1 teaspoon garlic powder - 3 onions, quartered - ½ pound fresh mushrooms, sliced - 1 cup canned beef broth - 2 Tablespoons sugar - 2 bay leaves - 2 cups canned sauerkraut, rinsed under water and drained well - 2 medium apples, cored and sliced - 2 cups Italian-style whole tomatoes with juice - 1 cup cooked ham, diced - 1½ cups cooked Polish sausage, coarsely sliced
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CaucasianAmerican Beef Stew
- 1lb. beef stew meat - 1/4 c. flour- 3 tsp. salt (optional)- pepper- shortening- 4 small onions, sliced- 2 cup hot water- 1 beef bouillon cube- mushrooms- 4 whole cloves- 4 whole allspice- 1 c. sliced carrots- c. celery, sliced
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Turning the city of Detroit into a urban farm land and back to the nature; where it is hard to realize where an asphalt road starts, and where you are faced my a wild animals
Research went into Michigan wildfl owers, trees, ethnic foods, recipes, and ingredients. Taking the idea of diversity and applying it.
Proposing diff erent intervention along Michigan Ave, fuelled by ethnic diversity. Abandon plots are used for Urban farming to grow organic native plants for cultural specifi c recipes; Green houses will provide farming place in harsh Michigan winters; and large abandon areas will slowly turn into Detroit natural reserve, and hunting ground.
Detroit Natural reserve Urban Farmland Urban Green Houses
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Tariq Hajj Architects Al Hamdan Consulting Office Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Design architect for commercial, residential & Industrial projects. Design development from inception to completion
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Arabian Rockbits Building
Created a new Identity for the client by redesigning the administration part of
the existing factory building.
Role: Project Architect Location: Dammam, Saudi Arabia
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Halliburton residential complex located in the Seihat, Saudi Arabia, attracts skilled works and corporate visitors for long and short termaccommodation, and healthy living style.
Master plan includes six 3-story residential build-ings accommodating employees, dinning center, recreational center, & sports courts.
Role: Design Architect Location: Seihat, Saudi ArabiaDesign July 2012
1 - Dinning center2 - Recreational center3 - Residential block4 - Tennis court5 - Volleyball court
Workers AccommodationSenior AccommodationKitchen ComplexMosqueBasketball court
Gulf Mahmal Complex
Design proposal for a Gulf Mahmal complex master plan located in the 2nd Industrial city, Dammam, Saudi Arabia,.Goal is to attract maximum companies for their staff accommodation by pro-viding all the necessary recreation.
Master plan includes four 3-story workers block, two three stories senior block, and a kitchen complex with up-per fl oor dedicated to the recreation center
Role: Designer/ Assistant Architect Location: Dammam, Saudi ArabiaDesign May 2011
Arabian Point 8 Building
Arabian point 8 Admin and Factory building was designed to meet our client’s growing business in the area.Conceptually the administration building serves as a the head of this building, where brains are at work, and the supporting electromechanical factory as the functioning body.
Role: Design Architect / Project Coordinator.Location: Dammam, Saudi ArabiaDesign March 2012
Al Sanbook Commercial Center
Concept proposal for Al Sanbook commercial center providing retail stores, restaurants, and offi ce areas for commercial use.
Role: Design Architect Location: Al Khobar, Saudi ArabiaDesign March 2012
Ground & Mezzanine Level Restaurants & Offi ces Level
- Footprint Area ( 1170 sqm)- Store fronts on the main avenues using maximum area for retail stores .- Mezzanine level could serves as a storage area for retail stores/ or seating for Cafe- Second & Third fl oor used for Restaurants space with maximum Corniche view- Offi ces to be located on 4th & 5th Floor with Corniche view- Off street parking serves retail stores.- Parking located on the back side mainly serving Restaurants & Offi ces
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Different ideas explored through photog-raphy, & objects which relates to the question of Identity crisis, scale, life, society, and human beings just to name a few.
Photography Agitation/Remembrance Five stages of love ...and life goes on Tilt ShiftObject Design
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Agitation / Remembrance
Five stages of Love
“...and Life goes on” looks at the fl ow of human life, and the idea of human’s struggle in the metropolis
Tilt Shift Photography:The idea of scale is very important to architects, and designers. This series of design work looks at the relationship between scale, imagery, perception, and identity.
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