Who created the project "SARMAD - سَرْمَدً"?

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

What type of design project is "SARMAD - سَرْمَدً"?

"SARMAD - سَرْمَدً" is a Arabic Architecture, Exhibition Design, Conceptual Architecture, Architecture, Technology & Innovation project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "SARMAD - سَرْمَدً" located?

This project is located in Egypt.

SARMAD - سَرْمَدً

SARMAD is a cultural museum in Rasheed, Egypt, rooted in maritime heritage and coastal memory. Designed on reclaimed land, its sail-like architecture narrates stories of migration, resilience, and identity. Through immersive exhibits and the Hall of Loss and Hope, it becomes a living archive of the sea, honoring the past while facing future challenges.

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Salma AbdelHamid 1y ago

Your Project is very sophisticated and balanced, both in terms of engineering and AESTHETICS. you are very TALENTED !! I really love your project !

Samaa Abdelhamid 1y ago

This project reflects a remarkable harmony between innovation and context. The spatial composition, material selection, and overall concept show a refined architectural sensibility. Your ability to merge functionality with a strong design narrative is truly impressive. An outstanding work that speaks volumes about your talent and vision!

Abdelrahman ElKhashab

Project Owner

1y ago

I sincerely appreciate your valuable feedback and kind words. Receiving such recognition from a professional perspective is truly encouraging and inspires me to continue developing my architectural vision with even greater dedication.

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