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Architectural design of spaces that celebrate cultural identity, community gathering, and cross-cultural exchange.

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Tarwiqa Heritage Market & Cultural Center

Establish a dynamic cultural and economic hub in Luxor that bridges past and present by activating underutilized urban spaces and revitalizing traditional crafts. The project envisions a continuous, engaging experience that extends beyond conventional tourism hours, fostering a sustainable nighttime economy while preserving and reinterpreting local identi

Khalil Taleeslami
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A strong and convincing heritage proposal that turns craft, culture, and public space into an active urban experience. The combination of spatial sequencing with measurable environmental analysis gives the project both cultural character and technical credibility.

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Riham Faragallah
Juror

Let me thank you for all your efforts in developing a project that successfully achieves its intended concept and objectives. The conceptual approach is highly creative and the presentation is clear and well organized.

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GENESIS CULTURE CITY

Just like DNA is the building unit of humans, culture is the building unit of humanity, GENESIS embraces both.

Khalil Taleeslami
Juror

A strong and ambitious proposal with a distinctive conceptual approach that combines culture, technology, and public life. Further refinement of the site-specific response and overall design resolution could strengthen the project.

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supriya83

Undergraduate Portfolio

Hi, I am a fourth-year undergraduate architecture student. For me Architecture is a lot more than just buildings, It’s a way of living and expressing oneself. It has changed my perspective on every aspect. I intend to continue on this with a goal of learning, acquiring knowledge, and gaining experience, and ultimately help me to present myself better.

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Nexus

Located on the borders of the city's historical extension and in the modern city center, the project serves as a meeting point, connection, and communication hub. This connection is related not only to space but also to time. The project revitalizes the city's spirit and cultural memory. It creates a privileged center between movement and void.

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Life for rent

It is not only a physical space, but also an online social/business platform: a new concept of hostle! When you become an "hubber", you are connected to a network all around the world, with the possibility to rent different typologies of spaces, such as private rooms, working stations, etc. You can also offer or share your skills to earn money!

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WAHAH - CULTURAL CENTER

WAHAH- CULTURAL CENTER is designed to bring back the forgotten culture of the marrakesh which will symbolized the marrakesh of future. It will contribute to the tourism, economy

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CHINESE CULTURAL CENTER

Tiwari Lakshmi Shanker

Great design,interestig

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Sandeep Narulkar

Great concept and presentation.

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Sam

Good work

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devam8

Reinforcing The Identity of Chhattisgarh

Architecture is not just about buildings; it is also about people, memories, and the identity of a place. This project focuses on Chhattisgarh, a state formed in 2000, which today faces a challenge of identity.

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CITY CENTER - "AN URBAN LIFESTYLE COMPLEX "

?A FUTURE PROOF ? EFFECIENT APPROACH FOR A BETTER TOMORROW? By creating various Multi-utility complex that is the confluence of diverse intrests - A hub of activity - A breathing space for people - A fantasy land for kids - A generation-next hangout - A day destination cent Site - INDIA , Indore ( Madhyapradesh )

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Cell Renewal Community

The project is based on the concept of "Cellular Renewal", which simulates cellular growth, cell division, and blood oxygen exchange, and imparts this dynamic to the community itself, where culture is the equivalent of oxygen, and our space rotates, moves, and grows to further increase the exchange of different cultural activities. We would like to think abo

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