Sadan Al Tarawneh Portfolio
AutoCad Revit 3D Max Sketchup CoronaEnscape Lumion Photoshop IllustratorSoftwareSkillsPersonal SkillsExcellent communication Time management Excellent work ethic Critical thinking Detail-oriented TeamworkTechnical SkillsArchitectural Design Technical Documentation 3D Modelling Visualization DiagrammingConcept development Presentation AI Visualization Planning & MEP coordination Customer - ServicePage 2 My name is Sadan Al Tarawneh, an architect driven by a passion for innovative, user-focused design. I strive to create thoughtful and functional spaces that respond to the needs of clients while enhancing the overall experience of the built environment. Throughout my journey, I developed a strong foundation in architectural design, technical detailing, and visual communication. My portfolio showcases a range of projects that reflect my ability to balance form and function with creativity and precision. Sadan Al Tarawneh Architect +962 776838450 sadanaltarawneh444@outlook.com Dehman Hijazi St., Amman, Jordan Contact Info Education Bachelor’s Degree Architectural Engineering Al Hussein Technical University (HTU) 2019 - 2025 Graduation Grade 3.5 Grad Project Grade 4 High School IGCSE Amman - Philadelphia National Schools Overall GPA 85.5 Experience COMPOSITION STUDIOS Jul 2024 - Oct 2024 Architect Intern University Apprenticeship FARIS BAGAEEN ARCHITECTS Nov 2024 - Mar 2025 Junior Architect University Apprenticeship Sep 2025 - Sep 2026 JEA 1-year Internship Program Sep 2026 - Current Full-time Architect Language: Arabic and English References available upon request
01Healthcare CenterShams Children’s Cancer Recovery Center02Urban ParkConnecting GAM & Al Hussein Cultural Center03Residential Complexرةﺎﺤﻟﺎﺑ ؟ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ Where you live?04Healthcare CenterKhalda Specialty Hospital05ResidentialHTU Dorm06Military BaseBeehive Military Airport07Interior DesignBohemian Villa
01Shams Children’s Cancer Recovery Center نﺎﻃﺮﺴﻟا لﺎﻔﻃأ ﻲﻓﺎﻌﺘﻟ ﺲﻤﺷ ﺰﻛﺮﻣ
Healthcare Center Shams Children’s Cancer Recovery Center Graduation Project Designing for Hope: “For Our Little Superheroes”. Dead Sea, Jordan 2025 Software Used: Sketchup Revit Lumion Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Shams KHCCC is a pioneering healthcare facility located on the serene shores of the Dead Sea, Jordan. Designed as an end-of-cancer-journey care center, it offers a tranquil environment where children with cancer can transition from initial treatments to complete their therapy and recovery. The facility emphasizes a holistic approach, integrating medical care with emotional and psychological healing to support the well-being of young patients and their families. Project Description Page 5
Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Page 6 Arrival & Parking: Tree-covered parking creates a gradual transition into the healing environment. Cancer Recovery Center: Surrounded by a Dead Sea saltwater pond, creating calm, isolation, and symbolic cleansing. Staff Accommodation: Positioned near the Dead Sea to maximize views and provide a peaceful setting. Restaurant & Plaza: A central dining and gathering space serving visitors and the chalets. Resorts chalets: The final stage of the journey, offering privacy, relaxation, and a direct connection to the Dead Sea. Project Components: Project Site Concept1.Form2. Pond with water extracted from Dead Sea, to absorb negative enerdy from the form3.Access streets to the lowest point of the site which is the main entrance4.parking added away from the form, covered with trees5.additional services as a.chalets b.Restaurant with plaza c.Staff accommodation6.additiona of nature and hard scape areas7.a whole story that adapts to the journey for the small heroes Figure 1:Site design process, Site plan, Project Components
Page 7 The form begins with an organic geometry, inspired by the idea that soft, natural shapes can contribute to a calmer and more supportive healing environment for cancer patients. Guided by the concept of the Hero’s Journey, the mass is divided into horizontal layers that gradually rotate and shift, creating movement, depth, and dynamic cantilevers. Finally, openings and façade elements introduce light, views, and transparency while preserving the building’s strong layered identity. Form Concept: Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Project Concept Figure 2: Concept & Form, Elevations
Page 8 A central structural core anchors the building, with a continuous ramp rising to the top and supported by elevated columns. This core also forms the project’s main Hero Storytelling Area, a symbolic space where the young patients’ journey of courage, imagination, and hope begins. 1.Creating Main Structural Cores 2.Addition of supporting structural columns 3. Flat slab systems with shear wall cores used for seismic resistance 4.Rotating slabs, and adding function 5.Sloped roof for smoother dynamic 6.Addition of voids while keep horizontallity Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Project Structure Concept Figure 3: 3D structure design process, 2D section
UPTherapetic PoolInformation DeskChanging & ToiletsChanging & ToiletsMain Entrance UnitPhysiotherapy UnitHealing Area 1 Journey Story Telling AreaPlay Area Age : 2-6Waiting AreaReceptionTherapy Room 2Guide OfficeTherapy Room 3OfficeTherapy Room 4Therapy Room 5OfficeSeating AreaExam RoomSeating AreaTherapy Room 7Staff BreakRoomShams Hero AreaGuide OfficeConsultant OfficeGuide OfficeSeating AreaGuide OfficeElectrical RoomMechanical RoomMechanical RoomWaiting RoomReceptionGuide OfficeGuide OfficeGuide OfficeMeeting AreaChanging ChangingRoomsRoomsLockers AreaLockers AreaUrinalsMakeup RoomWaste Collection-391-391-391-391Therapy Room 5Lobby Waiting AreaDirector OfficeGeneral Director Office-391Page 9 The project is organized as stacked levels, each representing a stage in the patient’s healing journey. Starting from the lowest point of the site, patients progress upward through each stage until reaching the final destination. Inspired by the Hero’s Journey, each level combines a stage of cancer recovery with a supporting storyline, encouraging young patients to overcome challenges and emerge as heroes.Main Entrance Unit Physiotherapy UnitMain Entrance Unit Gym AdministrationChemotherapy Unit Clinics OfficesClinics Healing AreaSchool CafeteriaImaging Department ClinicsMain Entrance Unit Physiotherapy Unit Foundation of Hope Growth & Strength Challanges & Resilliance Waves of Courage Light of Healing Shelter of Care Radiance of Life (Shams Area) Ground Floor Plan Foundation of Hope: Entrance / Lobby / Waiting area Administration Main Hero Storytelling Area Registration Physical Therapy Healing Spaces Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Ground Plan & Zoning Figure 4: Ground floor plan, zoning concept, 3D stacking diagarm
Play AreaWaiting AreaOfficeHealing Area 2 Parent- Child WorkshopWaiting AreaOfficeWaiting AreaOfficeOfficeReceptionOfficeOfficeReceptionGYMDouble VolumeWaste CollectionWaste CollectionPractice RoomPractice RoomPractice RoomPractice RoomPractice RoomKitchennateOfficeOfficeOfficeVideo Games AreaFamily LoungeTerraceHealing Area 3: Theater Class AreaStaff LoungeStaff LoungeOfficeTerraceOfficesNursing StationNurse RoomReceptionWaiting AreaChemotherapy podsWaiting AreaNursing StationPod 1Pod 2Pod 3Pod 4Pod 5Pod 6Pod 7Pod 8Pod 9Dirty StoragePod 10Pod 11Equipment StorageClean StorageCleam & Dirty UtilityTreatment RoomWaiting AreaConsultant OfficeStaff LoungeClinic 1Treatment AreaTreatment AreaClean & Dirty UtilityWaiting AreaHealing Area: Art Therapy AreaLibrary AreaTrampoline Play AreaClinic 1Waiting AreaReceptionWaiting AreaClinics LobbyLego Making Play AreaTerraceConsultant RoomTreatment RoomNursing StationConsultant RoomTreatment RoomTreatment RoomTreatment RoomTreatment RoomConsultant RoomNursing StationConsultant RoomTreatment RoomWaiting AreaWaiting AreaIMAGING DEPARTMENTLABSControl RoomMRI SCANMRI SCANXray ScanMRI SCANControl RoomCT SCANCT SCANServicesLab 1Lab 2Lab 3Control RoomMRI SCANLab 4Xray ScanStaff LoungeBloos TestToiletToiletStorageTest CounterReceptionPatient BedLiving AreaKitchenatteKitchenatteKitchenatteFamily BedroomFamily BedroomDinning AreaFamily BedroomDining AreaFamily ToiletLiving AreaKitchenPatient ToiletCabinetsPatient AreaPatient AreaPatient ToiletPatient BedPatient BedPatient ToiletPatient ToiletPatient BedPatient BedPatient ToiletPatient ToiletPatient ToiletPatient BedPatient BedFamily BedroomFamily ToiletFamily ToiletFamily ToiletPatient ToiletLiving AreaLiving AreaDinning AreaDinning AreaLiving AreaLiving AreaDinning AreaDinning AreaDinning AreaLiving AreaLiving AreaDining AreaFamily ToiletFamily ToiletLiving AreaFamily BedroomFamily BedroomKitchenatteKitchenatteFamily BedroomFamily BedroomKitchenattePatient ToiletDinning AreaCabinetsCabinetsCabinetsCabinetsFamily BedroomFamily ToiletFamily ToiletFamily ToiletKitchenatteHERO SPOT 3HERO SPOT 2HERO SPOT 1KitchenatteLOUNGEFamily SeatingSHAMS FAREWELLGardenGardenLOUNGEFourth Floor First Floor Second Floor Third Floor Fifth Floor Last Floor START OF JOURNEY END OF JOURNEY To start the healing journey from the lowest point on earth (dead sea) and even the lowest point on earth, reaching to the top. Ending the journey at the top floor, in a way of making the patient feel like they reached the top and they were successful in ending their journey. Page 10 Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Technical Drawings Figure 5: Floor Plans, and Hero journey
Page 11 The exterior of Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children is shaped as a series of fluid, layered forms that rise gently within the landscape, expressing the project’s concept of healing as a gradual journey. Surrounded by water and overlooking the Dead Sea, the building is designed to feel calm, open, and connected to nature, while its sweeping curves, terraces, and continuous circulation create a strong sense of movement throughout the composition. The exterior spaces, landscape, and water elements work together to soften the institutional character of the center and create a more peaceful, hopeful environment for children and their families. Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Exterior Views Figure 6: Exterior Shots
Page 12 Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Interior Spaces Figure 7: Interiro shots This project is inspired by The Journey of the Little Stars, a story that reflects courage, growth, and hope. The design transforms this journey into a healing experience, encouraging every child to believe in their strength and become the hero of their own story.
Page 13 The interior spaces of Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children are designed as warm, uplifting environments that support healing through movement, interaction, and play. Open atriums, flowing ramps, natural light, greenery, and soft materials create a welcoming atmosphere far from a typical clinical setting. Spaces for storytelling, creativity, therapy, gathering, and rest encourage connection throughout the recovery journey, turning shared spaces into moments of hope, comfort, and belonging. Project 1: Shams Cancer Recovery Center for Children Interior Spaces Figure 7: Interiro shots
02Search & Discover Urban Park فﺎﺸﻜﺘﺳﻻا و ﺚﺤﺒﻟا
Urban Park Connecting GAM & Al hussein Cultural Center Urban Design & Context فﺎﺸﻜﺘﺳﻻوا ﺚﺤﺒﻟا ﺔﻠﺣر Search & Discover Ras Al Ain, Jordan 2025 Software Used: Revit Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop The concept began with a path connecting GAM to the Al Hussein Cultural Center, which evolved into a journey of discovery. A series of stops were introduced along the route, each defined by a different color, function, material, and spatial experience. Hardscape elements shaped these moments, while a diverse library of trees and vegetation strengthened the sense of exploration throughout the journey. Project Description Page 15
Page 16 Design Process: Project 2: Search & Discovery Urban Park Concept & Design Process Path: Path turned into a Journey Color: Journey formed stops with color Hard Scape: Stops formed hardscapes, and wide of materials to be discovered Soft Scape: Finally, soft scapes come in with a wide library of trees 1 2 3 4 Figure 8: Design process, path shape, top view plan.
Page 17 ATMOSHPHERE Natural Vibrant Welcoming Contemporary Rooted in place MATERIAL REFERENCESTERRACOTTAPathways HardscapesBURGUNDY REDAccents StructuresSAND BIEGEPaving Neutral SurfacesLIGHT BLUEWater Features Play AreasSAGE GREENPlanting LandscapeOLIVE GREENTrees Natural AreasSTONE GREYSite Elements Urban Context COLRO GUIDELINES A warm, earthy palette combined with fresh greens and soft blues, reflecting Jordan’s landscape, local materials, and lively, welcoming public realm. All to attract users to the site and make it a more lively space. COLOR PALETTE VEGETATION LIBRARY COLLECTION Project 2: Search & Discovery Urban Park Colors, Materials, & Trees Collection Figure 9: Color palette, materials references, vegetation library collection
0P 24 124-1 50 - 404- 2780P241241-05-404-278The hardscape plan connects GAM and Al Hussein Cultural Center in Ras Al Ain through a journey of search and discovery. A sequence of spaces, including a skating area, football area, market, open-air theater, children’s play areas, and seating zones, creates varied experiences, while changing materials and a library of trees give each stop a unique character. Page 18 Project 2: Search & Discovery Urban Park Hardscape Plan and spaces Figure 10: Site hardscape plan, elevation, 3D spaces
The skating area is designed exclusively for teenagers, creating an active and independent space for movement, gathering, and self-expression. Its sunken flowing form, seating edges, lighting, and surrounding planting create a safe and social environment while continuing the project’s theme of search and discovery through changing levels and materials. Page 19 Project 2: Search & Discovery Urban Park Skating Area, and spaces Figure 11: Skating Area 3d shot, Enlarged section.
03ﺔﻴﻓﺮﺷﻷا ﻞﺒﺟ رةﺎﺤﻟا ﻲﻓ ؟ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ
Residential Complex Where you live? In the neighbourhood Architectural Bootcamp Project رةﺎﺤﻟﺎﺑ ؟ ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ ﺔﻴﻓﺮﺷﻷا ﻞﺒﺟ Where you live? In the neighbourhood Jabal Al Ashrafiyyah, Jordan 2024 Software Used: Revit Sketchup Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Harmony of Dimensions, located in Jabal Al-Ashrafieh, Amman, explores the seemingly random clusters of masses shaped by the external forces and conditions of the surrounding context. This spontaneity gives rise to shared, organic passageways reminiscent of the traditional harat woven through Al-Ashrafieh’s urban fabric. Defined by simplicity yet individuality, the irregular forms interact harmoniously with the human scale, adapting to movement, proportion, and the dimensions of their users. Project Description Page 21
وعﺮﺸﻤﻟا ﻦﻋ حﺮﺷ .ﺔﻘﻄﻨﻤﻟا ﻲﻓ ﺔﻴﺟرﺎﺧ اتﺮﻴﺛﺄﺗ ﺔﺠﻴﺘﻧ ﺖﻠﻜﺸﺗ ﺔﻴﺋاﻮﺸﻋ تﻼﺘﻜﺗ ﺲﻜﻌﻳ ن،ﺎﻤﻋ ،ﺔﻴﻓﺮﺷﻷا ﻞﺒﺟ ﻲﻓ دﺎﻌﺑﻷا ﻢﻏﺎﻨﺗ وعﺮﺸﻣ .ﺔﻴﻓﺮﺷﻸﻟ ريﺎﻤﻌﻤﻟا ﺞﻴﺴﻨﻟا ﻲﻓ راتﺎﺤﻟا ﻪﺒﺸﺗ .ﺔﻳﻮﻔﻋو ﺔﻛﺮﺘﺸﻣ اتﺮﻤﻣ ﺖﻘﻠَﺧ ﺔﻴﺋاﻮﺸﻌﻟا هﺬﻫ .دهﺎﻌﺑأ ﻊﻣ ﻒﻴﻜﺘﺗو نﺎﺴﻧﻹا ﻊﻣ ﻢﻏﺎﻨﺘﺑ ﺔﻤﻈﺘﻨﻤﻟا ﺮﻴﻏ طﻮﻄﺨﻟا ذات ﻞﺘﻜﻟا ﻞﻋﺎﻔﺘﺗ ﺚﻴﺣ ف،ﻼﺘﺧﻻوا ﺔﻃﺎﺴﺒﻟﺎﺑ وعﺮﺸﻤﻟا ﺰﻴﻤﺘﻳ Figure 12: Physical model in context Project 3: Where you live? ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ 3D Printed Model in Site Context
Page 23 الحارة is a residential complex rooted in the culture, identity, and everyday life of Jabal Al Nasr. Designed collaboratively with architects Laith Matarweh and Elias Khoury, the project responds to its steep 8-meter slope by integrating the architecture with the land rather than opposing it. The design creates a continuous relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, encouraging interaction, belonging, and connection to place. More than a housing project, it reflects the spirit of the community, shaping spaces that feel grounded in heritage, responsive to daily life, and connected to the future. رةﺎﺤﻟا ﻲﻓ ؟ ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ Project 3: Where you live? ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ Project Description, Section Figure 13: Project Section
Page 24 5.Masses Based on our platforms and stairs design, we were able to successfully form our masses and design 8 units. 4.Walls We have started to understand the site more and add the walls to connect the platforms with the slope 3.Stairs & Greenery As we have started to create the connections between all platforms by creating stairs around the whole site 2.Platforms As we have envisioned the platforms to blend in with the slope nature, we also create and experience for all the residents 1.The Site As we first identified the site and understood its topography in order to set the platforms organically and functionally Elevation 1 Existing Stairs Elevation Elevation 2 Upper Street Elevation Project 3: Where you live? ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ Concept Design Process, Elevations Figure 14: 3D stacking diagram, Elevations
Page 25 The project is positioned between two streets at different levels, connected by an existing staircase that acts as an important pedestrian route through the site. Rather than treating the stairs simply as a long passage back home, the design integrates a series of spaces and architectural interventions that encourage people to slow down, interact, and experience the journey differently. By activating the connection between the two levels, the project transforms everyday circulation into a shared social space where movement, gathering, and daily life come together. Basement Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan Firs Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Project 3: Where you live? ﻦﻛﺎﺳ ﻚﻨﻣ حﺮﻄﻣ Site Plan & Floor Plan Drawings Figure 15: Site plan & floor plans
Khalda Specialty Hospital ﻲﺼﺼﺨﺘﻟا اﺪﻠﺧ ﻰﻔﺸﺘﺴﻣ 04
Healthcare Hospital Khalda Specialty Hospital Major Complex Design ﻲﺼﺼﺨﺘﻟا اﺪﻠﺧ ﻰﻔﺸﺘﺴﻣ Khalda Specialty Hospital Khalda, Jordan 2023 Software Used: Revit Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Khalda Specialty Hospital reimagines healthcare. as a calmer, more human experience within Amman’s dense urban fabric. The design breaks the hospital mass into layered terraces, transparent volumes, and planted spaces, bringing daylight, greenery, and openness into the building. This creates a contemporary healing environment that balances medical efficiency with comfort, clarity, and connection to nature. Project Description Page 27
The hospital massing begins as a single compact volume, representing the project as one unified healthcare system. The form is then divided into three equal blocks to create a clearer organization of the hospital’s main functions. These volumes are gradually shifted in response to the site, forming a more dynamic composition while improving access, orientation, daylight, and views. The resulting arrangement also creates spaces between the masses for landscaping and outdoor areas, giving the hospital a more open and human-scaled character. 1 2 3 Figure 16: Concept Design Process & Front View Realistic Rendered Shot Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Concept & Front facade Page 28
Side Elevation Front Elevation Section A Section B Figure 17: Side Elevation, Front Elevation, Section A, Section B Page 29 Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Elevations & sections
Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Bubble Diagram Zoning Figure 18: Ground plan on site bubble diagram, Basement bubble diagram Page 30 Basement Floor PlanGround Floor Plan on Site
UPTruck ParkingControl RoomCold StorageCold StorageCold StorageStorageReception DeskBakeryStorageRecieving DeckDesert PrepDaily StorageChief OfficeStaff LoungeIroning hallClean linen storageStaff LoungeDry StorageFuel StorageDeep FreezeDry StoragePackaging StorageWashing and drying machinesDirty linen collection roomUPActive storageRefrigerator / FreezerRaw FoodPrepFamily Waiting RoomMale Staff Toilets & ChangingDishwashing CornerPotwashing CornerFemale Staff Toilets & ChangingMain CookingCart StorageSupervisor OfficeGarbage CollectionCart WaitingOfficeOfficeCleaning Materials StorageFish PrepCorpse PrepPrescription receivingPrescription receivingPantryNutritionist OfficeMeat PrepOfficeMorgue & PathologyEquipment StorageStaff LoungeSterlie StorageClean Cart StorageSterlizied Equipment StorageUPMechanical etcKitchenatteOfficeOn-duty roomWrap /PackDecontamination AreaGuards & Drivers’ loungeBuilding Management System (MBS)Medical Supplies StorageMedical Waste collection and HandlingMedical gasesHead of security divisionBio-Medical EngineeringCentral control roomUPEthyelen Oxide SterilizerReceptionTerminal SterilizerStaff DiningStaff LoungeStorageStorage for Portable XrayFurniture StorageStationary StorageEquipment StorageOpen Office SpaceStand By GeneratorsGeneral XrayControl RoomMaintenance WorkshopMaintenance WorkshopGeneral XrayStorageLab OfficesMedical DocumentationElectro Light StudiesStaff LoungeHistologyMRI ScanHormone Study AssessmentMRI ScanQuality AssuranceReport CentreUltrasoundMicrobiologySpecial Chemistry Bio ChemistryControl RoomControl RoomSupplies StorageNursing StationUltrasoundClean & Dirty UtilityCentral Lab work areaSpecimen Collection RoomCT ScanBlood TestToiletsCT ScanHematologyUltrasoundSpecimen ReceptionUPUPSpecimen ReceptionToiletsBlood TestReceptionConsultant RoomReceptionSpecimen Collection RoomHistopathology UnitFluoroscopyWaiting AreaWaiting AreaToiletsW/WD/WD/WD/DWW W WR EDF .W R EDF .WW/WD/WD/WD/WD/WD/WD/DREDFW.LaundryWaste CollectionMorgueCentral Catering FacilityInpatient PharmacyCentral Sterile UnitFacility ManagementCentral LabsImaging DepartementFigure 19: Ground plan on site , Basement Floor plan Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Techinal Drawings Page 31 Ground Floor Plan on Site Basement Floor Plan
Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Bubble Diagram Zoning Figure 20: Floor plans bubble diagram Page 32 First Floor Second Floor Third Floor Fourth Floor Fifth & Sixth Floor Seventh Floor
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Khalda Specialty Hospital reimagines healthcare as a calmer, more human experience within Amman’s dense urban fabric. The design breaks the hospital mass into layered terraces, transparent volumes, and planted spaces, bringing daylight, greenery, and openness into the building. This creates a contemporary healing environment that balances medical efficiency with comfort, clarity, and connection to nature. Page 34Figure 22: Interior spaces Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Interior Design
Page 35 Project 4: Khalda Specialty Hospital Inspiratioon
HTU Dorm ﺔﻴﻨﻘﺘﻟا ﻦﻴﺴﺤﻟا ﺔﻌﻣﺎﺟ بﻼﻃ ﻦﻜﺳ 05
Residential Building Al Hussein Technical University Student Dorm Group Project Design ﺔﻴﻨﻘﺘﻟا ﻦﻴﺴﺤﻟا ﺔﻌﻣﺎﺟ بﻼﻃ ﻦﻜﺳ HTU Dorm Kind Hussein Business Park, Jordan 2023 Software Used: Revit Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Page 37 Project Description HTU Dorm is a student housing project for Al Hussein Technical University (HTU) within King Hussein Business Park in Amman, Jordan, designed to create a comfortable and socially engaging environment through private accommodation, shared spaces, landscaped terraces, and communal areas that encourage interaction and student community. The project aims to make everyday circulation and shared spaces part of the living experience, strengthening connection and a sense of belonging among students.
1 2 3 4 Project 5: HTU Dorm Concept & Form Generation Figure 23: Concept design process diagram. Page 38 5The concept of the HTU Dorm begins with a single large mass carved by a central walkthrough, dividing the building into two connected masses and guiding movement toward a circular core that acts as the main destination for gathering, connection, and orientation. As the mass opens and steps back, façade clusters and planted terraces are formed, allowing the building to overlook the walkthrough and creating a strong relationship between circulation, shared spaces, and greenery. The design transforms movement through the project into an architectural experience, making the journey itself part of student interaction and community.
Project 5: HTU Dorm Technical drawinsg Figure 24: Floor plans showing the grids, as this project has three grid styles Page 39UPUPUPUP6-0.80-1.00-1.00-1.00-1.00-1.007854321A BCD GVSNQPROTHUIJKM16151413121110 The plans of the HTU Dorm are organized around a flexible structural approach, where each mass follows its own column grid and structural system. This independence allows the building to break into multiple clusters, creating a more dynamic composition of rooms, terraces, and balconies for students. Many of these elements are designed as cantilevered masses, extending beyond the main structure to form private and shared outdoor spaces while giving the façades depth and variation. The overall layout supports both efficient residential planning and a strong connection between student rooms, circulation, and the central walkthrough.
Project 5: HTU Dorm Elevation Figure 25: Front Eelevation Page 40
Project 5: HTU Dorm Section Figure 26: Section A Page 41
Project 5: HTU Dorm Close Up Shot Figure 27: Close up detailed render view Page 42 This close-up highlights the residential character of the HTU Dorm, where staggered masses, cantilevered balconies, and planted terraces create a dynamic façade while giving students access to private and shared outdoor spaces. The stepped composition brings greenery throughout the building and allows rooms and terraces to overlook the central walkthrough, strengthening the visual connection between students and communal areas. The circular glazed core acts as a clear vertical landmark, linking the different levels and reinforcing the project’s concept of movement, interaction, and community.
Figure 28: Exterior Outdoor Views Page 43 Project 5: HTU Dorm Outdoor Spaces The central walkthrough is designed as the social heart of the HTU Dorm, transforming circulation into a continuous outdoor experience rather than simply a route between rooms. Landscaped seating areas, planted edges, balconies, and terraces create multiple layers of interaction, allowing students to meet, pause, study, or observe activity from different levels before reaching their private residences. The surrounding clustered masses frame the walkthrough and maintain a constant visual connection between rooms, shared terraces, and the ground-level landscape, while the circular glazed core acts as a clear destination at the end of the journey. Together, these elements create an active, welcoming environment that encourages spontaneous encounters and strengthens the sense of community within the dorm.
06Beehive Military Airport يﺮﻜﺴﻌﻟا ﺔﻴﻠﺨﻟا رﺎﻄﻣ
Military Base Beehive Military Airport Individual Design 3 Beehive Military Aiport يﺮﻜﺴﻌﻟا ﺔﻴﻠﺨﻟا رﺎﻄﻣ Irbid, Jordan 2022 Software Used: Revit Autocad Enscape Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Page 45 Project Description Located in Irbid, Jordan, this project proposes a dedicated military airport to serve northern Jordan and strengthen the region’s aviation and defense infrastructure. The airport is designed to support military personnel, operational movement, and essential airport functions within a clear and efficient terminal layout. Its location responds to the need for a specialized military aviation facility in the north, reducing dependence on airports farther south and providing more direct access to Irbid and the surrounding region.
Project 6: Beehive Military Airport Concept Figure 29: Concept formation diagram, Exterior shot Page 46 this airport project is inspired by the geometry and organization of a beehive, translating the efficiency, unity, and coordinated movement of bees into a modular architectural form. The design is composed of interconnected hexagonal volumes that organize the terminal into clear functional zones while creating a strong visual identity. The concept also reflects the discipline and collective behavior of military personnel, where each unit works independently yet contributes to a larger system. A perforated hexagonal façade reinforces the beehive language while filtering light and adding depth, resulting in a terminal that combines symbolism, functionality, and a distinctive architectural character.
1.Entrance 2.Lobby 3.Waiting 4.Reception 5.Staff Entrance 6.Administration office 7.Airport Management Office 8.Staff open space office 9.Staff Toilets 10.Staff Cafeteria 11.Staff Dining 12.Passport Checking Booth 13.Ticketing Booth 14.Visa Booth 15.Security Control 16.Security Checking Point 17.Baggage Control 18.ATM 19.Public Toilets 20.Prayer Room 21.Departure Entrance 22.Departure Waiting 23.Departure Exit 24.Restaurant 25.Cafe 26.Arrival Entrance 27.Arrival Ticket Check Boot 28.Arrival Passport Stamp Booth 29.Arrival Baggage Control 30.Arrival Cafeteria 31.Arrival Market 32.Arrival Exit Project 6: Beehive Military Airport Technical Plan Figure 30: Airport Ground Plan Page 47
Project 6: Beehive Military Airport Technical Detail Figure 31: Perforated sheets detail, and colors Page 48 The façade system uses perforated hexagonal aluminum panels mounted on a secondary metal substructure fixed to the main concrete wall. Adjustable brackets create a ventilated cavity between the panels and the building envelope, allowing airflow while supporting thermal insulation and protecting the façade from direct solar exposure. The perforations filter harsh sunlight, reduce heat gain, and create changing patterns of light and shadow, while the varied earthy finishes give the system a distinctive identity inspired by the surrounding desert landscape.
Project 6: Beehive Military Airport Facade Design Figure 32: Facade Design, and Elevation Rendered Shot Page 49 The façade is developed as a double-skin system of perforated hexagonal panels, giving the airport a strong architectural identity while improving its environmental performance in the hot, dry climate of northern Jordan. The outer layer acts as a protective screen that reduces direct solar radiation and heat gain, while the perforations allow controlled daylight and natural airflow to reach the glazed surfaces behind. Different panel depths, perforation densities, and earthy tones create a layered composition inspired by the colors of the surrounding landscape, adding texture and visual movement across the long elevations. The modular hexagonal system also allows the façade to respond differently to orientation and solar exposure, with denser panels used where greater shading is required. By combining shading, ventilation, filtered light, and a distinctive material language, the façade becomes both a functional climatic response and a defining visual element of the airport.
07Interior Design Projects ﻲﻠﺧدا ﻢﻴﻤﺼﺗ ﻊﻳرﺎﺸﻣ
Project 7: Boho Villa, Al Salt Living Area Figure 32: Living area 3D shot Page 51
Project 7: Boho Villa, Al Salt Living Area Figure 33: Living area colro, material, furniture pallette Page 52 The interior follows a simple bohemian style with a warm, relaxed character, combining natural wood, soft neutral tones, textured finishes, and handcrafted details. The material palette keeps the space light and uncluttered while introducing subtle Spanish influences, reflecting the client’s preference through arched openings, warm timber, earthy colors, natural textures, and rustic decorative elements. Together, these features create a comfortable and timeless home that feels natural, welcoming, and gently inspired by Mediterranean and Spanish interiors.
Project 7: Boho Villa, Al Salt Kitchen Figure 34: Kitchen color, material, furniture palette Page 53 The kitchen design follows a simple bohemian style with warm natural materials, soft neutral tones, and minimal detailing to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere. Natural wood finishes, light cabinetry, open shelving, textured pendant lights, and subtle black accents give the space a relaxed handcrafted character, while the arched forms, earthy finishes, and rustic details introduce the Spanish influence requested by the client. The result is a functional, bright kitchen that feels warm, natural, and contemporary while still carrying a subtle Mediterranean character.
Project 7: Boho Villa, Al Salt Kitchen and Powder Room Figure 34: Kitchen and Dining Area Page 54 The bathroom palette combines natural stone, warm wood, soft neutral finishes, and brushed metal fixtures to create a calm and refined interior atmosphere. Textured stone and porcelain surfaces provide durability and a clean base, while wood slats and veneer add warmth and contrast. A palette of stone beige, sand, taupe, greige, and off-white keeps the space soft and cohesive, complemented by simple contemporary fixtures, greenery, and minimal accessories for a balanced natural, modern, and relaxing bathroom design.
Project 7: Boho Villa, Al Salt Toilet Figure 35: Toilet color, material, furniture palette Page 55
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