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

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

A mid-rise in JVC redesigned after approval: a new façade, more area to sell, and the budget held under AED 50 million.

Two automotive brands share a site while retaining distinct places of arrival.

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

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.

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

A 414-key Red Sea resort for Rixos, its room wings stepping down to a lagoon that runs to the sea.

A Red Sea resort at Marsa Alam: white room wings stepping along long pools, and interiors in warm desert tones.

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 at La Mer that turns its back to the road and its glass to the sea.

A coastal house organised around time spent outdoors.

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.

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

A classical villa in Giza: a formal street front, a garden front that opens to the pool, and a glass pool house.