Architectural and interior design project

The villa has been divided in 3 areas: the private house, the family majlis and the main majlis. The private house develops itself around an internal courtyard used as pool which functions to cool down the temperature.

Interior design project

The villa has been renovated externally by revising the facades and creating a new landscaping. At the same time the interiors have been completely restructured, by a new classic modern style.
White boiserie creates a "clean and pure" environment while colored marbles and customized furniture give identity to the spaces.
Marble in different shades of blue links the villa to the sea, which can be seen through large windows.

Architectural project

The villa has been divided into 2 parts: the men's majlis and the family one.
The first one, built on the corner of the plot, is a single volume characterized by a large curved window faced the street.
The family part, on the other hand, is built on 2 levels: on the ground floor are the women's majlis and the living area while on the first floor are located the bedrooms.
A large inner courtyard divides the space of the majlis from the family part.

Interior design project

The interiors have been divided in 2 different main areas to satisfy 2 different requirements. The woman's majlis, including the entrance/lobby, 2 sitting areas, dining room and the washing area.

Preliminary design

This settlement develops along the banks of the Nile and tends to be a filter between the city of Khartoum and its river giving continuity to the existing urban axis. The project has the following four different logical areas and functions: residential, hospitality, commercial and retail.

Interior design project

A central spine joins the CEO area with the rest of the office. The lobby and representation spaces are located along this spine. The office is characterized by  a glass partition system that allows one space to interact with another.

Architectural project

The villa's design consists of clean and pure lines to create a calming visual effect. Large windows are screened by louver blinds, managed by a computer system to guarantee optimal brightness and temperature during the day and between seasons.

Architectural project

The building has been designed to reflect the natural surroundings and benefit from all its qualities, including the inherent challenges. The solar radiation in Qatar while being an exceptional resource, poses significant problems.