PORTFOLIO ADIT BOL BA ARCHITECTURE
ABOUT ME ABOUT ME AND CV 1 SKILLS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • Languages: English and Arabic EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE I am a motivated individual who works well under pressure and always aims to provide high-quality work. I use my software skills to support my development as an architectural designer. Over the past three years, I have continued to learn, improve my knowledge, and deliver strong work while constantly developing my skills. • Time Management • Fast Learner • Communication • Team worker • Organisation Skills • Attention to detail • Customer Service • Adaptability Greenfield Community College NOV 2017-JUN 2021 Art: 8 Textiles: 6 Photography: 6 Maths: 4 English Literature: 4 English Language: 4 New College Durham SEP 2021-MAY 2023 • Diploma in Extended Business BTEC • Distinction Distinction Merit In Business Pearson BTEC • National Foundation Diploma in Business • National Extended Diploma in Business University of Portsmouth SEP 2023- JUNE 2026 • BA Architecture • second class (upper division) JCN Enterprise Mcdonald’s Crew Member, Part-time, Darlington, UK JAN 2022- PRESENT • Trained and worked across multiple stations. • Performed well under pressure while delivering high-quality food. • Maintained a clean and safe working environment. • Assisted customers by resolving complaints and ensuring satisfaction. Orridge, Stocktaker, Part-time, Portsmouth UK NOV 2024-MAR 2025 • Learned and operated a scanner to check store product shelves. • Completed scans with accuracy and within set time frames. • Consistently achieved assigned targets on schedule. ABP Wessex, Full-time, Northallerton, UK JULY 2025- JULY 2026 • Worked on a moving production line assembling frozen food products. • Collaborated with team members to complete tasks efficiently. • Stood for long hours while maintaining pace with production demands. • Ensured products were assembled accurately and on time to meet deadlines. • SketchUp • Adobe Illustrator • Adobe Photoshop • Autocad • Lumion • Adobe Indesign CURATIVE NEXUS 2 REFUGEES CENTRE BRANSBURY NURSERY 3 4
CURATIVE NEXUS 1 Curative Nexus is a student-centred nursing and wellness facility serving the communities of Ryde and Fishbourne. The project brings together healthcare, education, and community living within a restor- ative environment designed to support both physical and mental well-being. Through the integration of natural elements, daylight, and carefully planned circulation, the scheme creates spaces that encourage healing, connection, and comfort. By fostering intergenerational interaction between students and local residents, Curative Nexus strengthens community bonds while promoting holistic care, learning, and healthy living.
SITE LOCATION SDGs (SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALs) ISLE OF WIGHT HEALTHCARE RESEARCH GP GAP IN ISLE OF WIGHT • Healthwatch Isle of Wight drew attention to a “lack of specialist consultants leading to delays in treatment” and a “ lack of access to NHS dentistry” as key issues facing islanders • GP practices and dental services dominated the complaints, accounting for the two most common feedback topics during the reporting period. • Islanders continue to struggle with accessing GP appointments, with many reporting ongoing difficulties getting through to their local practices. • There is 17 GP practices across 14 location in the Isle of Wight. • Healthwatch Isle of Wight’s February to march 2025 report, the watchdogs latest finding shows an increase in overall positive feedback of 48% (210), compared to 45% which is negative (196) and 7% recorded as mixed or neutral (31) CLIENT BRIEF
SWALLOWS TREE • Considered a spceies of least concern trees shallows are facinating birds with a rich history of study and obervation. • Swallows tree prefer open countryside wher flyig insects are plentiful. They can be seen around open water too. • Maple tree provide a habitat for various wildlife and pollinators • Maple tree can live up to 350 years • Maple tree can grow up to 20 meters • Maple tree can be found growing in woods, scrub and hedgerows, and on chalk low- land, tolerance of pollution and rich au- tumn colours. MAPLE TREE • Ash tree can grow up to 40 meters tall and have a lifespan of around 300 years. • Ash tree is valued for its strength and is used in various appliation. • Ash tree is important to the biodiversity, provding a habitat for various species of flora and fauna. ASH TREE • Oak tree host over 2,300 different species, including insects, birds, and mammals • Its Acorns are a crucial food source for widllift such as squirrels, deers and vari- ous bird species. • Oak tree can grow up to 30 meters tall and live for over 1000 years OAK TREEPATH EDGES NODES DISTRICTLANDMARK
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM COMMON LOUNGE TOILETS STUDY AREA HALLWAY LECTURE THEATRE CIRCULaTION FORM AND SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT
1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 10 10 A A G G H H I I J J K K B B C C D D E E F F N A’’ B’’ AA BB INTERIOR RENDER GROUND FLOOR LEGEND: 1- TOILETS 2- COMMON LOUNGE/ STUDY AREA 3- LECTURE THREATRE 1 2 3 2 4 6 8 200
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DWELLING LAYOUT 1 SPATAL AXONOMETRIC PATIENT CHECKUP SPACE DWELLING CIRCULaTION EDUCATIONAL SPACES SEMI-PUBLIC CAFE
SUN PATH AND EXPOSURE summer sun winter sun SUN DIRECTION TEMPERATURE RANGE • The temperature range data demonstrates annual temperature variations and their effect on indoor building temperature. • A comfortable indoor temperature range is identified as between 20°C and 25°C, minimizing the need for mechanical heating or cooling. • Key environmental strategies to achieve comfort include natural ventila- tion and window orientation, which influence sun exposure. • The data indicates that natural strategies are effective during summer, even as temperatures rise to 30°C. SKY COVER RANGE • The chart depicts monthly cloud cover throughout the year, showing the range and average values. • It indicates consistently high cloud coverage with minor fluctuations across all months. • The data supports the importance of sky cover in influencing design and indoor condi- tions.
1: Green Roof 2: 300 mm Steel Beam 3: 200 mm Wooden Louver 4: 200mm Rockwool Insulation (Fire Resistance) 5: 15.4 mm PlasterBoard 6: Concrete Support Column 7: Beam and Block Floor 8: Laminated Double Glazed Curtain Wall 9: Concrete Support 10: 300mm Concrete Support Column 11: Stairs 12: Earth Soil 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1: Raw Bolt for Concrete 2: Steel Bracket 3: Bolt Down Bracket 4: 220 mm Concrete Flooring 5: 25mm Pre-Cast Concrete (To Pre- vent heat loss and leaking) 6: 80mm steel Beam/Frame 7: 100mm Insulation 8: 135 mm Insulation 9: 300mm Steel Beam 1 2 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BAY SECTION/SKIN DETAIL TECHNICAL DETAIL
EMERGENCY PuLL CORD 8603.9mm 8740.1 mm DWELLING REQUIREMENTDWELLING REQUIREMENT
REFUGEES CENTRE As refugees move to a new country in search of a better life for themselves and their families, they face significant sacrifices and challenges. This project aims to create a safe and supportive space where refugees can rebuild their sense of belonging, overcome their concerns, and foster commu- nity through meaningful spatial relationships and a strong connection to Portsmouth Harbour. 2
LEGEND 1- Common/ Entertainment room 2- Praying room 3- Consulting Room 1 4- Consulting room 2 5- Classroom 1 2 3 4 5 FIRST FLOORPLAN GROUND FLOORPLAN
LEGEND 1- Common/ Entertainment room 2- Kitchen/Living room 3- Bedroom 1 4- Kids bedroom 5- Bathroom 2 1 3 4 5 ELEVATION DWELLING FLOORPLAN
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BRANSBURY NURSERY 3 Bransbury Nursery, located within Bransbury Park in Portsmouth, is designed to provide playful and inspiring environments where children can explore, learn, and develop. The nursery is ar- ranged across several buildings, encouraging movement, interaction, and access to outdoor play areas while ensuring a safe and secure setting. Its design promotes imagination, independence, and curiosity, giving children opportunities to discover, experiment, and grow through exploration in an engaging and supportive environment.
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