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SEEDS OFHOPEA thesis book for the Final Architectural Project submitted to the Department of Architecture,School of Architecture, Art, and Design, American University in DubaiIn partial ful!llment of the requirements for the Degree ofBachelor of ArchitectureFall 2022Copyright © 2022 by Narges Abdul AzizAll rights reserved
Page 1: SEEDS OF HOPENARGES ABDUL AZIZ
Page 7 and 8: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTThis book is dedicat
Page 9 and 10: ABSTRACTThe Taliban takeover of Afg
Page 11: 05section 1iCASE STUDY PAGE 74 - 17
Page 15 and 16: 1.1 The Country of AfghanistanAfgha
Page 17 and 18: 1.2 History that Led to the Loss of
Page 19 and 20: ‘EVEN ON A MOUNTAIN, THERE IS STI
Page 21 and 22: LOSS OF AFGHAN CULTURE2.0
Page 23 and 24: KABUL, AFGHANISTANFig 523
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Page 27 and 28: Fig 8STREET ART MOVEMENT IN KABUL I
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Page 31 and 32: One of the main attributes Afghanis
Page 33 and 34: Fig 13Shrine of hazrat ali ,Mazar-e
Page 35 and 36: Fig 15BLUE MOSQUEHERAT, AFGHANISTAN
Page 37 and 38: The carpet crafting is not only use
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Page 41 and 42: KABUL, AFGHANISTAN 41
Page 43 and 44: The Afghan culture has been signifi
Page 45 and 46: The cultural heritage of the countr
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Page 49 and 50: Artists, such as Shamsia Hassani, r
Page 51 and 52: 2.5 Present Issue Endangers Culture
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58Fig 25
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3.4 Present Issue Challenges Women
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Fig 273.3 Development of Women’s
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4.0Rise of Afghan Community Outside
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4.3 Home far From Home: Afghan Comm
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4.4 UAE: ASmall WorldThe largest ex
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NAME WULIEPOCH CULTURAL CENTERARCHI
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5.1
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ARCHITECT ATELIER ALTER ARCHITECTSL
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80Fig 35
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82Fig 37
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APPROACHThe project interprets natu
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PROGRAM1. Main Entrance2. Courtyard
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PROGRAM INVESTIGATIONFig 4188
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ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMLEISURE PROGR
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FIRST FLOOR PLANFig 48SECOND FLOOR
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ROOF PLAN CICULATIONFig 52Sloping D
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STRUCTURE AND GRIDFig 54FIRST FLOOR
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100Fig 57
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SITEA huge “urban living room”f
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The building is conceived as a loop
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106Fig 63
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CONTINUITY OF THE LINEAR PROMENADEP
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110Fig 69
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5.3CASE STUDIESCASE STUDIES OF CULT
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PROJECT DESCRIPTIONThe new location
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Fig 74PORTLAND JAPANESE CULTURAL VI
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SITE OF THE PROJECTThe project rein
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Fig 78121
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Fig 80VISIONA trio of buildings clu
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MAIN GATEFig 82125
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MASTER PLANFig 84127
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materials usedWhile natural wood fo
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SUSTAINABILITYThe custom metal roof
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ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMLEISURE PROGR
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HORIZONTAL CIRCULATIONVERTICAL CIRC
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Fig 94STRUCTURAL GRID137
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SPACES FUNCTIONS AREA(m2)ADMINISTRA
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5.4NAMEISLAMIC RELIGIOUS AND CULTUR
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It is a centre in motion, with peop
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MATERIALS USEDBevk Perović Archite
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NAME BAMIYAN CULTURAL CENTERARCHITE
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5.5
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SITE SURROUNDING ANALYSISARCHITECT
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CONCEPTThe Bamiyan Cultural Centre
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156KEY ELEMENT OF THE PROJECTThe ke
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158Fig 107
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PROGRAMFig 109MASTER PLAN160
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PERFORMANCE AND EXHIBITION BUILDING
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SLOPE CIRCULATIONCIRCULATION BETWEE
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Fig 117CIRCULATION
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SPACES FUNCTIONS AREA(m2)ADMINISTRA
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Fig 120
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Fig 122‘ABSENT PRECENCE’ ‘PRO
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PROGRAMThe façade acts as a reflec
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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT6.0
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6.1PROPOSEDPROGRAMSPACESFINAL PROJE
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6.3RELATIONSHIPMATRIXENTRANCELOBBYR
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1847.1Choice OF LOCATIONWHY UAE ?Th
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As for my project goal, I wouldlike
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criteriaABU DHABI188
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AAL ZAHIYAHBMUNICIPALITYMASS PLAN O
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HeritageParkAL ZAHIYAH OVERVIEWRela
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Al MarkaziyahEastAl ZahiyahZayed Ci
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cultural district OVERVIEWRelations
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AL Safarratal rehhan OVERVIEWRelati
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Al RehhanDiverse Spatial Layout wit
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ZONE SELECTION score202CRITERIA A B
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204LANDMARKS AROUNDTHE SITE
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206ROAD ACCESS
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208VEGETATION
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210BUILDING TYPE
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SPACESFINAL PROJECT PROGRAM7.6SPATI
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GRID LAYOUTSURROUNDING HEIGHTContin
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8.0SECTION IIICONCEPT PROPOSAL
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8.2INTRODUCING CONCEPT SYSTEMSIMMER
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STATEGY:MERGINGLOOPAIMS:UNITINGACCE
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STATEGY:DIVISIONSCATTERAIMS:ORGANIZ
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STATEGY:MERGINGAIMS:CONNECTIVITYINT
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BIBLIOGRAPHYESMAILI, YASAMAN, and S
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BIBLIOGRAPHYFigure 8Kipling, Kalin.
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