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Approval of the Thesis Book for Final Architectural ProjectDepartment of Architecture,School of Architecture, Art, and Design, American University in DubaiStudent’s Full Name: NARGES ABDUL AZIZThesis Book Title: SEEDS OF HOPEStudent Signature: Date: 11th December 2022Professor Name: Dr. Annarita CornaroProfessor Signature: Date: 11th December 2022
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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