The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude vum Adel Badrawy

D'Wierk The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude vum Designer Adel Badrawy ass en héich geschätzten Gewënner vum prestigiéisen 2021 A' Design Award an Eisen an der Wettbewerbskategorie Architektur, Gebai an Strukturdesign.

EisenArchitektur· 2021

The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude

vum Adel Badrawy

Client: Rawasem Architecture Workshop 'RAW'

A' Design Award an Eisen Gewënner an der Kategorie Architektur

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Iwwer The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude

The Hub ass e Gebäude mat gemëschter Notzung zu Riyadh, Saudi-Arabien. D'Design bréngt Restauranten, kleng Geschäfter, eng grouss Fräizäitzon fir jonk Leit an Büroraim zesummen, jidderee mat sengem eegenen Agang an vertikaler Erschléissung. All Funktioune si ënner engem grousse Bautendach vereenegt, dat déi ënnendrënner leiend Raim beschat an un den traditionelle Souq erënnert. Gäng, Bréckelen, Dachgäert a gestalt Grénganlagen verbannen déi verschidde Volumen. Déi total bebaut Fläch beleeft sech op 20.000 Quadratmeter, dorënner 8.400 Quadratmeter Ausseraich a gestalt Grénganlagen.

D'Unerkennung

Iwwer den A' Design Award an Eisen

The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude ass e Gewënner vum A' Design Award an Eisen, enger prestigiéiser Unerkennung, déi un gutt Designe vergi gëtt, déi déi professionell an industriell Ufuerderunge erfëllen, déi vu gutt gestaltene Kreatioune erwaart ginn. Eisen-Gewënner weisen déi grouss Fäegkeet, déi héich Spezialiséierung, dat Expertewëssen an d'kreativ Kapazitéit vun hire Schëpfer. Et gëtt erwaart, datt The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude eng héich geschätzt, bewonnert a beléifte Kreatioun ass, déi praktesch an innovativ ass. Dëst mam Eisen ausgezeechent Design integréiert déi beschte Praktike vun der Industrie a huet kompetent technesch Eegeschaften, déi mat Know-how an Talent verbonne sinn. The Hub Gemëschte Notzung Gebäude gëtt fir seng Grëndlechkeet respektéiert a ass gestalt, d'Liewensqualitéit ze verbesseren an ze hëllefen, d'Welt zu enger besserer Plaz ze maachen.

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Eenzegaarteg Eegeschaften: This is a mixed-use building. It consists of restaurants, small retail shops, huge recreational area for the youth and finally office areas that are possibly for reastaurants management.
Every single function of these has it's own accessibility and experience, yet all under one roof, in this case 'huge canopy'.
Distributed as the following, the ground and the mezzanine floor accommodate the restaurants. The first floor is for restaurants and a recreational area for youth both totally separated with unique accessibility for each, while the second floor accommodates the office spaces with separated accessibility and vertical circulation.
Dimensiounen & Verpackung: This project has a total BUA of 20,000 m2.
The area is efficiently distributed as follows.
10,100 m2 of rentable indoor and outdoor areas, 2,400 m2 of service areas and 8,400 m2 of outdoor and landscape area.
Tags: commercial, Architecture, Sustainability, Contemporary, mall, AlRiyadh, KSA
Produktiounstechnologie: Stating the various functions this project accommodates with different privacy levels for each. The design team had to think of this building as a small urban project with different buildings, different heights, and different access with corridors and landscape in between.
Even creating bridges between buildings and roof gardens to make it seem like a living city under one roof.
This small city needed a universal canopy to protect and enhance this feeling of authentic urbanism.
Design Erausfuerderung: The big challenge was to design a place that accommodates so many functions with so many different privacy levels for each. Yet all under one roof, with one main entrance, only allowed at the north side.
The Saudi culture has a huge impact when it comes to retail and dining projects like this one.
Since it's culturally not allowed in the malls of KSA for the youth to access malls or food courts by their own unless with a family, the challenge was to distinguish the youth recreational area and separate it from the restaurants to prevent duplication. The same goes to the office areas.
The hot dry climate was also a big challenge. Since it's considered an authentic urban experience, there had to be outdoor spaces, roof gardens and terraces overlooking one of the main axis of Al Riyadh.
The design after all had to provide comfort climate solutions for the users.
Inspiratioun: As a place of retail, dining and office spaces, the project was inspired mainly by the old traditional market 'souq' in the middle east, where the functions are almost the same.
The narrow corridors passing through the retails, the universal canopy covering the spaces underneath creating an authentic urban experience and protecting people from the direct sun rays, along with the harsh stone covered facades with its traditional pattern.
All designed with a contemporary treatment that fits perfectly with today's retail brands as well as modern day costumers.
Projetdauer: This project is located in the heart of Al Riyadh, KSA. It's in the intersection of two main roads, the eastern ring road and Abdullah Bin Rashed road.
The design started in march 2019 and the construction documents are on going.
Operatiounsablaf: The hub gives an authentic urban experience for people dining, playing, working or just walking in the corridors or roof gardens within one universal space.
It serves families who are dining while sending their young ones to a place where they can play and hang out without mixing both zones. A recreational area that also allows individual youths to attend without families.
It gives offices a unique experience to be a part of this small city with it's roof gardens, landscape and connecting bridges, while clearly viewing the city of Riyadh.
Teammemberen: Lead Architect : Adel Badrawy
Senior Architect : Sarah Ashraf
Architect : Menna Ehab