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Islamic Villa by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy
Islamic Villa by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy
Islamic Villa by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy
Islamic Villa by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy
Islamic Villa by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy

Ahmed Elmesallamy

Iron Architecture, Building and Structure Design · 2020

Islamic Villa

by Ahmed Samy Elmesallamy

  • A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2020
  • CLIENT: Ahmed Elmesallamy
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 25,626
  • Verification code D690D1F149 · Verify this award
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About Islamic Villa

The design concept was based on two elements. The client's passion for Islamic architecture that shows on most of the investment projects he has accomplished. The project location is in the second holiest city in the Islamic culture which is Al Madinah al Monawara, Saudi Arabia. What was unique about this project is to preserve the culture and traditions of the ancient city, merging the project with the surrounding environment and highlighting the cultural identity. The project is located in a high-temperature climate region so the designer used materials suitable for the climate.

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Unique Properties
What was unique about this project is to preserve the culture and traditions also the surrounding environment highlighting the cultural identity
Dimensions & Packaging
Site 650.00 sq m Built area 360 sq m
Tags
architecture, design, Islamic, exterior, compound, residential, elevation, luxury
Production Technology
thermal Wood, stone,paint , g.r.c ,and double glazing wall
Design Challenge
The challenges I have encountered during the design progress to the final design product was to fulfill the clients needs according to the privacy which reflect the culture and traditions separating genders from the main accesses to have their own corridors and entrances. Also, another challenge was the facade design was to achieve the appropriate proportions and unity of the design elements as well to avoid the miss-use of space and function. Furthermore, the high temperature, weather was another critical challenge on this project. Due to the that reason I used narrow windows to reduce the excess of the sunlight that provide heat waves into the projects interior environment. According to that, I used the G.R.C arches and wooden (Mashrabeya) to provide shading areas on the project facade, also to reduce the air condition high cost.
Project Duration
A project started in November 2018 in Madinah Monawarah Saudi Arabia
Operation Flow
The villa has 3 floors Ground floor, men's and women's councils Two separated entrances Family area and kitchen. The first floor for family where the bedrooms, living area and kitchen. The last floor for rest containing two bedrooms, living area, kitchen and maid room
Research
Part From the research it was about the traditions of the region and how to achieve them by design and distribution of spaces to achieve its function and the requirements of the owner. The other part of the research was on Islamic architecture and its elements, and how to achieve visual balance in the facades and the use of appropriate materials. Treated to withstand temperatures
Inspiration
The design concept was based on two elements. The client's passion in Islamic architecture and that show on most of his investment projects he has accomplished. The project location is in the second holiest city in the Islamic culture which is Al Madinah al Monawara, Saudi Arabia. That includes ancient architectural elements such as (masjid al Nabawi). (Al-Masjid a-Nabawī) is a mosque established and built by the Islamic prophet Muhammad, situated in the city of Medina in the Hejaz region of Saudi Arabia. It was one of the first mosques built by Muhammad, and is now one of the largest mosques in the world.
Image Credits
Image #1:Ahmed Elmesallamy
Image #2:Ahmed Elmesallamy
Image #3:Ahmed Elmesallamy
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Image #5:Ahmed Elmesallamy
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Design Interview about Islamic Villa

The project location is in the second holiest city in the Islamic culture which is Al Madinah al Munawara, Saudi Arabia. That includes ancient architectural elements such as (masjid al Nabawi). (Al-Masjid a-Nabawī) is a mosque established and built by the Islamic prophet Muhammad, situated in the city of Medina in the Hejaz region of Saudi Arabia. It was one of the first mosques built by Muhammad, and is now one of the largest mosques in the world.

the main focus is to preserve the culture and traditions also the surrounding environment highlighting the cultural identity

The project is under construction and I will be glad to finish it

about two months

The design concept was based on two elements. The client's passion in Islamic architecture and that show on most of his investment projects he has accomplished. The project location is in the second holiest city in the Islamic culture which is Al Madinah al Monawara, Saudi Arabia. That includes ancient architectural elements such as (masjid al Nabawi). (Al-Masjid a-Nabawī) is a mosque established and built by the Islamic prophet Muhammad, situated in the city of Medina in the Hejaz region of Saudi Arabia. It was one of the first mosques built by Muhammad, and is now one of the largest mosques in the world.

The project is under construction

to preserve the culture and traditions also the surrounding environment highlighting the cultural identity

may be the architect rasem badran he is a great architect especially in islamic architecture

What was unique about this project is to preserve the culture and traditions also the surrounding environment highlighting the cultural identity

the name of the design came from the style of the building and using the islamic architecture elements like arches and mashrabia

sketching ,2d and 3d softwares

What was unique about this project is to preserve the culture and traditions also the surrounding environment highlighting the cultural identity

individual work

i used thermal Wood, stone,paint , g.r.c ,and double glazing wall in finishing

Part From the research it was about the traditions of the region and how to achieve them by design and distribution of spaces to achieve its function and the requirements of the owner. The other part of the research was on Islamic architecture and its elements, and how to achieve visual balance in the facades and the use of appropriate materials. Treated to withstand temperatures

The challenges I have encountered during the design progress to the final design product was to fulfill the clients needs according to the privacy which reflect the culture and traditions separating genders from the main accesses to have their own corridors and entrances. Also, another challenge was the facade design was to achieve the appropriate proportions and unity of the design elements as well to avoid the miss-use of space and function. Furthermore, the high temperature, weather was another critical challenge on this project. Due to the that reason I used narrow windows to reduce the excess of the sunlight that provide heat waves into the projects interior environment. According to that, I used the G.R.C arches and wooden (Mashrabeya) to provide shading areas on the project facade, also to reduce the air condition high cost

i received an email invitation from A Design Award to nominate my design

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