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This project was created by Zaid OSaeed on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"DAR SALAM" is a Modular Building, Space Design, Prefabricated Architecture, Plan Design, Design Program, Structure Design, Infrastructure Design, Designing, Design for all, Urban Design, Package Design, Individualized Unit Modules, Architecture, Design Builder, Design, Building, On-site construction, Under Construction, System Design, Modular Design, Modular Assembly, Modular, Pre-Fabricated, Urban Planning project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Faroe Islands.

DAR SALAM

The proposal envisions the future of Mina region in alignment with the 2030 vision of the Saudi Arabia government to develop the Haj experience.

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Mohamed Al Assam

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4y ago edited

Founder and Executive Chairman, Dewan Architects + Engineers, Dubai, UAE

Good clustering approach for the accommodation units and well treated common public areas in between, with clear references to traditional patterns. Stacking of sleeping beds on two levels, is questionable, as well as the vertical circulation in the units. The proposal could be successfully developed for and extended use beyond the holy hajj period

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Project Team (4)

Zaid OSaeed

Team Leader

Kawar Salih

Team Member

yuser abdulmunim

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Marwa Aram

Team Member

Location

Mina

Faroe Islands

PUBLISHED ON 20th September 2021

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