Another Perspective · academic architectural study, 2013
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Another Perspective · Hammam Faraun

An academic study connecting thermal bathing, geothermal research and landscape.

Hammam Faraun, Sinai, Egypt
Another Perspective · academic architectural study, 2013Academic design archive · Ahmed Lotfy portfolio archive · Image author and public-use permission to be confirmed
My roleAcademic architectural design
OrganisationMansoura University · academic design study
My involvement2013 · bachelor-level design study
Scope of workBachelor-level design study · spatial and environmental systems

01Project context

Thermal bathing, research and landscape.

This academic proposal for Hammam Faraun on the Sinai coast brings thermal bathing, geothermal research and administration into a shared architectural framework. A layered canopy and connected routes organise the different uses. The study marks an early interest in the relationship between spatial design and technical systems that continues to inform my work.

The task

The design explores how public bathing, research and administration could coexist while respecting the coastal landscape. It is an academic study, not a built project.

02My responsibilities

The responsibilities described here were carried out within the named organisation and project team.

  1. 01

    Developed an architectural proposal connecting bathing, research and administrative uses.

  2. 02

    Explored layered shelter and circulation as a shared spatial structure.

  3. 03

    Presented the proposal through architectural visualisations and an exploded axonometric.

Methods & tools

Architectural designProgramme organisationLayered spatial studies

Deliverables

  • Academic architectural visualisations and spatial diagrams.