1.
A S A L A H
A R A N K I
A R C H I T E C T
P R O F I L E
F R E S H
G R A D U A T E
A
hardworking
architect
who
enjoys
creating
order,
passionate
about
environmental
sustainability
and
loves
to
explore
the
friction
between
preservation
of
culture
and
technological
advancement
in
architecture.
A
public
speaker
and
a
team
player
with
excellent
communication
skills.
Seeking
a
job
that
will
offer
exposure
and
technical
knowledge.
C O N T A C T
I N F O R M A T I O N
E M A I L
Asalah_aranki@outlook.com
P H O N E
N U M B E R
00962-­‐79-­‐5084077
E D U C A T I O N
U N I V E R S I T Y
O F
J O R D A N
Amman
2011-­‐2016
B A C H E L O R
O F
A R C H I T E C T U R A L
E N G I N E E R I N G
Graduation
Project
:
Automobile
Recycling
Complex
GPA
:3.65
(Rate:
excellent)
Graduated
with
the
4th
highest
score
among
class
L A T I N
P A T R I A R C A T E
S C H O O L S
Fuhais
1999-­‐2011
T A W J I H I
S C I E N T I F I C
S T R E A M
96.3%
L A N G U A G E S
A R A B I C
E N G L I S H
F R E N C H
N A T I V E
S P E A K E R
F L U E N T
B A S I C
S K I L L S

2.
W O R K
E X P E R I E N C E
D A R
A L -­‐ H A N D A S A H
S H A I R
A N D
P A R T N E R S
Amman
2015
S U M M E R
I N T E R N S H I P
Worked
on
the
Holy
Haram
of
Mecca
project
D A L
D E S I G N S
Amman
July
2016-­‐present
J U N I O R
A R C H I T E C T
Worked
on
many
interior
design
projects
ranging
from
private
villas
to
public
spaces
and
natural
landscapes.
M I T
M e d i a
L a b
Dubai
August
2016
W O R K S H O P
C O L L A B O R A T O R
Under
the
theme
of
“Redefining
cities”,
the
workshop
was
held
in
Dubai,
hosting
30
of
the
top
students
of
the
Arab
world
from
different
backgrounds
and
interests.
I
was
part
of
the
“Smart
Communal
Spaces”
Track
and
our
team
designed
“The
Office
of
the
Future”
using
augmented
reality
and
3D
modeling,
under
the
supervision
of
MIT
Media
Lab
experts.
P R O J E C T S
1 -­‐ T H E
H O L Y
H A R A M
O F
M E C C A
As
an
intern
at
DAR
AL-­‐HANDASAH
SHAIR
AND
PARTNERS,
I
worked
along
with
a
group
of
interns
on
the
design
of
the
latest
expansion
of
the
Holy
Haram
of
Mecca
under
the
supervision
of
the
lead
designing
architect
of
the
Holy
Haram.
We
studied
the
built
sections
of
the
Holy
Haram
in
order
to
improve
the
sections
that
are
being
designed.
I
personally
worked
on
designing
the
routes
for
the
service
vehicles
and
the
shuttle
stations.
These
new
shuttles
will
carry
the
elderly
and
the
disabled.
I
also
worked
on
the
design
of
the
new
minaret,
which
was
structurally
challenging
due
to
an
existing
void
in
the
ground
below
where
it
should
be
positioned.
2 -­‐ T H E
A U T O M O B I L E
R E C Y C L I N G
C O M P L E X
For
our
graduation
project,
we
tried
to
use
our
design
skills
to
create
an
architectural
output
that
will
help
improve
our
society
and
our
quality
of
life
in
Jordan.
Jordan
Is
facing
a
rapid
growth
of
population,
which
is
directly
affecting
the
environment
and
the
economy.
Markka’s
scrap
yard
is
an
environmental
and
social
catastrophe
that
started
in
the
early
1980s.
Earlier,
these
cars
were
sold
immediately
to
factories,
as
local
steel
prices
were
high.
Nowadays,
however,
prices
have
dropped
and
that
lowers
the
demand
for
these
cars.
These
automobiles,
although
out
of
commission,
can
still
have
a
purpose
by
giving
back
the
metal
that
they
consist
of.
Scrap
metal
recycling
is
less
energy-­‐intensive
and
more
efficient
than
extracting
and
refining
raw
metals
through
traditional
mining.
Our
architectural
intervention
was
to
create
an
efficient
recycling
that
involves
society
to
increase
awareness
and
motivate
individuals
to
take
part
in
protecting
the
environment.
3 -­‐ R E V I V A L
O F
A L -­‐
K H A Y A M
S T R E E T
Al-­‐Khayyam
street
is
an
old
street
in
downtown
Amman
that
connects
the
city
center
with
Al-­‐Weibdeh
and
it
is
very
sloped
and
narrow.
In
the
early
1960’s
the
street
housed
a
movie
theatre
which
back
then
was
only
targeted
to
a
certain
social
class,
the
elites.
Many
tailors’
shops
opened
to
serve
such
social
class
(people
who
could
afford
custom
made
clothes).
Now
the
movie
theatre
is
abandoned
and
neglected
although
it
is
architecturally
valuable

3. and
many
tailors’
shops
are
still
open
but
are
hardly
surviving.
The
street
is
dead
and
forgotten.
Our
intervention
aimed
to
demolish
the
abandoned
building
that
is
opposite
to
the
movie
theatre
which
(1)
opens
the
street
to
the
available
view
(2)
draws
attention
to
the
movie
theatre
building
(3)
created
an
opportunity
for
us
to
give
the
street
a
new
character
(4)
increases
street
openness.
4 -­‐ T H E
O F F I C E
O F
T H E
F U T U R E
Communal
spaces
are
all
about
people,
their
relationships
with
each
other
and
their
environment.
My
team
and
I
deeply
investigated
the
modern
communal
spaces
in
terms
of
spatial
experiences
and
opportunities.
With
our
fast
changing
world
and
the
rapid
growth
of
population,
high
density
issues
are
arising,
so
we
tried
utilizing
new
technologies
to
manage
the
flow
of
compact
communal
spaces
to
enhance
human
and
spatial
interactions.
We
chose
the
work
environment
as
a
model
and
we
used
“slack”
(the
multi-­‐functional-­‐work-­‐management
medium)
as
a
metaphor.
Our
main
concept
was
to
“layer”
space,
and
using
the
technology
of
mixed
reality
was
really
tempting,
so
we
produced
a
short
video
documenting
a
new
employee’s
day
at
the
“office
of
the
future”
where
we
demonstrated
the
use
of
mixed
reality
to
represent
typical
office
functions.
1-­‐Signing
in.
2-­‐Labeling
your
possessions.
3-­‐
Meetings.
4-­‐Data
transfer.
5-­‐Augmented
furniture.
6-­‐Archiving.
7-­‐Work
status.
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