Urban Projects

A regional masterplan under district jurisdiction, featuring ~300,000 sqm of employment and commercial space, 1,100 housing units, and a central public open space. The development is organized into seven plots and includes 11 high-rise buildings.
In Collaboration with Goodovitch Architects.

A strategic urban HUB and city gateway, featuring a multi-level pedestrian network that bridges topographical gaps to unify a fragmented spatial fabric. The plan creates an intensive metropolitan core of employment, transportation, and leisure, redefining the site’s local identity and uniqueness.

A strategic expansion of the urban fabric, integrating public zones, employment, commerce, and specialized housing. The plan establishes a mixed-use center that provides high-quality open spaces and strengthens connectivity between established and developing districts, creating a vital link for regional movement.

A residential expansion designed to accommodate local growth within an arid environment. The masterplan prioritizes long-term demographic needs by integrating high-quality educational facilities and public services tailored to the community's character. By balancing land-use efficiency with social infrastructure, the project establishes a sustainable living environment that responds to the unique climatic and cultural challenges of the desert landscape.

A transformation of an industrial zone into a vibrant urban district, blending commerce, employment, and micro-housing. The plan creates a walkable, bike-friendly fabric that connects the existing community to a major transit junction, leveraging its proximity to regional rail and road networks.
In Collaboration with AL arch.

A masterplan for a high-intensity employment district, designed as a sustainable extension of the existing urban fabric. The plan features mixed-use office buildings with active commercial frontages and a multi-modal transport network. The architectural guidelines prioritize green building standards and a seamless transition between private and public domains.