Projects I worked on
This website shows a sample of my work in preparing and checking technical shop drawings and details for projects and companies that I worked for, and samples of my work for design proposals.
HUSSEIN ATIEH & SONS CONTRACTING.
SPONSORED BY THE ROYAL HASHEMITE COURT AND THE MINISTRY OF ISLAMIC AFFAIRS.
FRANCHISED TO MUNICIPALITY OF GREATER AMMAN.
MECC CONTRACTING COMPANY.
FRANCHISED TO EAGLE HILLS PROPERTY
ATCCO - ARAB TOWERS CONTRACTING COMPANY
SALES PROJECTS
CITY MALL AND ANDALUCIA
NOOR ALA NOOR COMPANY
OMAR ABU SA’AD CONTRACTING.
OWNED BY EAGLE HILLS - UAE.
Proposed design for a project suggested from KNUBA university for KMB real estate co.
CARREFOUR FINISHING WORKS
MECC CONTRACTING COMPANY.
FRANCHISED TO MAJID AL FUTTAIM COMMERCIAL INVESTMENTS.
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MASTER DEGREE DESIGN PROJECT (ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING)
SAUDI OGER LTD.
OWNED BY ABDALI BOULEVARD.
Proposed design for Noor Alhussein Foundation
The old building of the GREAT HUSSEINI MOSQUE due to the reign of AL-CALIPH OMAR BIN AL-KHATTAB and in the new era of the controlling period. The recent masjid was built on the old site of the the old masjid as Al Husseini Masjid, by order of the King Abdullah bin Al Hussein. 1341 AH.-1921 AD. The masjid was restored, expanded and decorated in the era of King Hussein Bin Talal, King of the Jordan in 1408 AH – 1987 AD.This Ottoman style mosque was rebuilt using striking pink-and-white stone in 1921 by the late King Abdullah I on the site of an ancient mosque built originally in 640 AD by Omar Ibn al-Khattab. The historic mosque went through phases of reconstruction. In 1987 mosque was expanded and restored. In 2019, some part and library burned. My role in this project was in design development, checking design implementation on site, procurement and controlling the quality of the architectural materials, supervising the site team and checking the technical shop drawings.
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Location: Amman-Jordan
Architect: Municipality of greater Amman.
Owner: THE ROYAL HASHEMITE COURT AND THE MINISTRY OF ISLAMIC AFFAIRS
Main contractor: Hussein Atieh & sons contracting.
GREAT HUSSEINI MOSQUE MAINTENANCE
HUSSEIN ATIEH & SONS CONTRACTING
Kempinski hotel is nestled on the Amman's central business district, Jordan. First it was built in 2003, then an extension followed in 2013. The project comprises a 1,000sqm ballroom, a 760sqm multipurpose exhibition space, high end restaurant complete with outdoor rooftop terrace and three superb 185sqm panoramic meeting room spaces. ATCCO's work consists of the construction, completion and maintenance of four basements and six upper floors with a total area of 12530 m2 with all Civil, MEP and finishing works. My role in this project was in coordination with structural, electromechanical and interior design, preparation of shop drawings and details.
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Location: Amman - Jordan
Owner: Al-Rabya Hotels, Tourism & Commercial Centers Company Ltd.
Consultant: Design Associates & Research Bureau (DARB).
Main Contractor: Consolidated Contractors Company Ltd. - Jordan
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W - HOTEL is a 492-foot (150 m) tall five–star hotel in the New Abdali district in Amman Jordan. W Amman was designed by a Honk Kong based architectural design company (Silver Fox) and is franchised to Eagle Hills Properties, UAE-based real estate development firm. It features a design that was inspired by the city of Petra and has 280 rooms and 44 suites. Saraya Holdings commissioned Dubai Contracting Company to build a 840,000-square-foot (78,000 m2) mixed use tower in Abdali. The design, put forward by architecture firm Perkins & Will was inspired by the rock formations of the Nabatean city of Petra. My role in this project was in Coordination with finishing subcontractors, preparation of shop drawings and details.
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Location: Amman-Jordan, Owner: Saraya Holdings Ltd.
Architect: Perkins & Will and Dar Al-Handasah
Developer: Eagle Hills
Main contractor: Dubai Contracting Company
MARSA ZAYED, AL RAHA VILLAGE
OMAR ABU SAAD & SONS CONTRACTING
Marsa Zayed is a redevelopment project in Aqaba, Jordan. Named after the Late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the project consists of high-rise , hotels, retail, residential, entertainment and financial districts. The first phases consists of a residential town and a mosque, which are almost completed. The second phase is currently on hold until complete relocation of the Port of Aqaba takes place.
It is a mixed use development including residential, commercial, recreational and entertainment facilities covering 3.2million sqm and having a total cost of $10 Billion.
The project is located in the Coast City of Aqaba in the southernmost regions of Jordan. Aqaba contains all of Jordan's 27km of coast and its only sea port. My role was in Preparation of workshop drawings for finishing works; site works supervision and follow-up.
Location: Aqaba, Jordan
Service: Planning & Urban Design, Construction Supervision, Engineering & Structural design, Interiors, Landscape Architecture, Architecture
Type: Master Planning, Residential
Client: Eagle Hills
Contractor: Omar Abu Saad & Sons
Awards: Best Mixed Used Architecture, Jordan, Arabian Property Awards, 2012
The Boulevard is the mixed use artery of Amman’s new downtown designed by Laceco. It includes hotels, offices, residences, retail uses and was designed to attract a flow of pedestrians intrigued by its programmatic variety. It consists of a pedestrian strip surrounded by twelve 6 floored buildings.
Abdali Boulevard Company aimed to achieve two objectives: Creating a prime pedestrian experience in Amman, Developing a district that is economically attractive to investors coming from multiple industries (hospitality, corporates, retail, etc.)
My role in this project was in preparation of shop drawings and details.
Location: Amman-Jordan
Owner: ABDALI BOULEVARD COMPANY
Architect: laceco
Main contractor: Saudi Oger LTD
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NEW VISION FOR KING ABDULLAH II PARK
My master's graduation design project which earned the highest mark, was a visionary proposal for King Abdullah II's parks. In this project, I reimagined the parks with a holistic approach, focusing on creating an immersive and sustainable urban oasis for the public. The design incorporated cutting-edge technology, green infrastructure, and community-centric elements to enhance the overall user experience. Through meticulous attention to detail and thoughtful design solutions, the project aimed to revitalize the parks, making them a symbol of modernity and environmental stewardship while preserving their historical and cultural significance. The project contained a community center, a gallery, musical school, sports center, restaurant, cafe lounge, amphitheater, children's playing area and commercial center.
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The design was a proposal for a residential buildings complex in the center of Kyiv city in Ukraine. A project suggested by KNUBA Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture for KMB real estate Co. The project included residential buildings, and 5 zones of facilities: the medical zone (included pharmacies, dentists, clinics, a laboratory and a pets' clinic), the educational zone (included a stationary shop, a language school, a library and a kindergarten), the family zone (included a beauty center, a home appliances store, clothes and shoes shops), the business zone (included offices, banks, post offices) and the entertainment zone (included a gym and a restaurant).
BABYLON RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX
KING HUSSEIN FOUNDATION
The King Hussein Foundation was founded in 1999 by Her Majesty Queen Noor to give enduring life to His Majesty King Hussein’s humanitarian vision and legacy by fostering equitable access for Jordanian and regional citizens to socio-economic, educational, health, and cultural opportunities for women, youth, and the marginalized to enable them to contribute meaningfully to national and regional development. The Foundation was built, in part, on the best practice sustainable development initiatives of the Noor Al Hussein Foundation which originated in the early 1980s.
This design was a proposal for a new branch of this foundation in 2006, supervised by the architectural engineering department in the University of Jordan.