Architecture

A seven-bedroom lakeside villa in New Cairo built around one idea — vertical connectivity — and featured in AD Middle East.

A lagoon-front development where a framework of rules let many unit types read as one place.

A courtyard villa in Al Ain, carried from concept to technical package and now on site.

A 4,300 m² hospitality-driven villa in Cairo, planned for privacy and long sightlines.

A 134-acre coastal destination on Ghazala Bay — the Rituals hotel, villas, townhouses and cabanas carried from look-and-feel to BIM.

A Red Sea community stepped across five terrain levels, held to one architectural language.

A mid-rise on Dubai Islands where unit typologies, privacy and a deeply shaded façade were resolved together.

Eight Mercedes-Maybach branded villas for Gargash in Nad Al Sheba — the brand's identity translated into plan, section and material.

A 40-storey tower where lift cores, service zones and the resident's arrival were solved together.

Three car brands on one Sharjah plot, each with its own rulebook — and a Mercedes-Benz showroom designed to satisfy all of them at once.

A villa in Emirates Hills composed from long horizontal planes, deep shade and an unbroken line between the living floor and the pool.

A villa held quiet at the street and opened to a garden of stepped paths, shade and water.

A long, low villa designed for the evening: warm light, deep loggias and a pool that runs the length of the garden elevation.

A competition proposal beside Qasr Al Hosn, built from shade, pattern and the site's maritime history.

Selected phases of the NEWGIZA masterplan, where architecture, landscape and wayfinding were directed as one design.

Four office buildings on a sloping edge of NEWGIZA, joined below by parking and above by a pedestrian route.

A sales centre organised around a wellness narrative: air, water, light, greenery, sound.