BAHAA ABO IBRAHIM
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO www.bahaa.ai
With over 17 years of experience as a graphic designer and
creative director, as well as holding a degree in interior
design and currently pursuing my third degree in architec-
ture, my passion for creating innovative and impactful
designs has only grown stronger. My diverse background
and expertise have enabled me to excel in various design
disciplines and deliver exceptional results for my clients.
My portfolio showcases a wide range of successful projects
and collaborations with both local and international clients.
From branding and marketing materials to interior spaces
and architectural designs, I have consistently demonstrated
my ability to bring creativity and strategic thinking to every
project I undertake.
My approach to design is rooted in the belief that it has the
power to transform the way we experience the world and
forge meaningful connections between brands and their
audiences. As a seasoned professional, I am adept at lead-
ing the creative process, developing concepts that align
with clients' visions and goals, and ensuring that all work
meets the highest standards of quality and creativity. With a
keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, I strive
to exceed client expectations and deliver design solutions
that leave a lasting impact.
Limescent
Head of Art / Creative Director /2010-present
Leading a creative team, I oversee all interactive projects,
ensuring they meet the highest standards of quality and
creativity. My role involves developing and evolving logo
designs and brand identities, providing creative oversight
for HTML5, iOS, and Android projects, and designing user
experiences for various platforms. I also excel in client
communication and pitch development, having worked
with major companies such as AMEX, SONY, STC, OREO,
SAMSUNG, ZIPPO, CARTOON NETWORK, and others.
J.Walter Thompson / RMG connect
Digital Art Director /2008-2010
Develop and frame creative concepts according to creative
brief requirements. Digital art direction for global clients
including STC, SABB (HSBC), NOKIA, EMAAR.
KOEIN
Art Director /2007-2008
Responsible for creative direction, user experience and UI
Design for web sites, and interactive projects.
Eye-Group
Graphic designer /2006-2007
Responsible for corporate branding and collaterals. Identity,
brochure, packaging and web design.
Who? Experience
MArch in Architecture
Lebanese University - Branch 2 / 2022
Expected graduation: 2027
BA in Interior Design (GPA: 3.85 with Distinction)
Lebanese International University / 2023
BA in Graphic Design (GPA: 3.3 with Honor)
Lebanese International University / 2006
Lebanese Baccalaureate
Rashaya National High School / 2002
Talents & Interests
Painter, Calligrapher
Awards
Pan Arab Web Awards
Education
Computer softwares
Skills
Fw
Ai
Ps
Adobe
Photoshop
Adobe
Illustrator
Adobe
Fireworks
Adobe
Indesign
Adobe
Flash
Autodesk
AutoCAD
Autodesk
3dsMax
SketchUp Microsoft
Office
Id Fl
3D
CAD
Adobe
Premiere Pro
Pr
SU MS
OFFICE
www.bahaa.ai
UNIVESITY CAMPUS
01. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
02. PUBLIC MARKET
03.
Content
Basic Program:
- Open-air parking lot for 50 cars
- Covered parking lot for 20 cars
- 12 workshop rooms for 50
students each (6 for architecture
and 6 for interior architecture)
- 12 classrooms for 50 students
each (6 for architecture and 6 for
interior architecture)
- Media library and library with
reading and storage areas
- Bookstore (copy center)
- Exhibition gallery
- Large multipurpose room for
200 people with storage space
- An amphitheater for 200
people with backstage area
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS
UNIVERSITY PROJECT
ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS
01-1
- 2 large evaluation rooms (one for
architecture and one for interior
architecture)
- 2 faculty rooms for 15 professors
each with a canteen
- Office for the head of the architec
ture department
- An office for the head of the interior
architecture department
- A cafeteria for 100 people with
preparation and storage areas
- An outdoor area for sports activities
- 2 restroom blocks on each floor
- An administrative block (director’s
office plus 8 different offices)
- A large storage depot with 4
technical rooms
2nd year - Architecture Studio 4
Inspiration & Concept Public garden
integration
Inspired by the nurturing embrace of the womb, where
life begins and potential is realized, so too must an
architectural school be a fertile ground where aspiring
architects are conceived, nurtured, and developed.
It should be a sanctuary of creativity and knowledge,
where the seeds of architectural vision are planted,
cultivated, and brought to fruition.
In this sacred space, the dreams and skills of future
architects are incubated, fostering growth and awakening
the possibilities that shape our built environment.
Incorporating seating areas within
the space creates opportunities for
students to share experiences and
communicate effectively.
Studios took the
oval shape
following the
concept
Creting two axes
one that connects the two roads and the
second one connects the parking space
the starting line of our plot towards the
public garden
Public garden integration designed to
seamlessly align with the architectural
typology of the building
Class rooms and
Administration
offices too the
rectangular
shape Following
the plot shape
Connecting all
functions with an
oval shape the
heart of the
project Entrance
Entrance
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 01-2
CONCEPT
Climate control
and green spaces
Leaving the top of the oval shape open helps reduce
energy consumption and maintain a pleasant climate
throughout the year.
Integrating green spaces on
the rooftops provides outdoor
areas accessible from every
floor of the building, enhances
the scenery of the administra-
tion building, and seamlessly
blends with the public garden.
Classes
Implementing brise soleil in the facade openings not only
controls sunlight but also adds a dynamic aesthetic to the
building's exterior.
Studios
Integrating a vertical version of the facade's design
maintains the building's identity while distinguishing its
various functions.
Administration
Integrating a Horizontal version of the facade's design
maintains the building's identity while distinguishing its
various functions.
Section - SAA
Section - SBB
35.10
08.65
10.15
13.75
17.10
19.90
19.60
23.20
22.90
26.50
26.20
33.10
36.10
32.80
13.00
13.00
13.30
19.60
19.90
19.60
19.90
20.90
26.20
26.50
27.50
13.00
10.00
08.75
08.75
15.25
15.55
19.60
19.90
22.90
23.20
26.20
26.50
29.50
29.80
32.80
33.10
38.10
26.20
26.50
32.80
33.10
34.10
10.00 (Ground Level)
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 01-3
SECTIONS
Brise-Soleil
01
Elevations
E01 - SE
E03 - SW
E02 - NW
E04 - NE
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS ELEVATIONS 01-4
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 3D VISUALISATION 01-5
Mass plan
10.00m
13.00m
10.15m
13.30m
13.30m
13.30m
13.30m
13.30m
13.30m
10.15m
13.30m
13.75m
13.00m
5th Floor
1st Floor
01 - Workshop
02 - Studio
03 - Exhibition
04 - Administration Hall
05 - Class Room
06 - Multipurpose Room
01
02
02
02
02
03
04
05
05
05
05
06
SAA
E01
SBB
SAA
SBB
E03
E02
E04
10.00m
10.15m
10.15m
10.00m
10.00m
08.80m
10.15m
4th Floor
Basement Level
10.00m
10.00m
08.80m
01 - Workshop
02 - Library
03 - Theater
04 - Media & Priting
05 - Indoor Parking
06 - Storage space
07 - Teachers Room
08 - Evaluation Room
09 - Administrative Offices
01
02
05
04
06
03
07
07
08
08
09
SAA
E01
SBB
SAA
SBB
E03
E02
E04
01-6
UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS PLANS
Plans
Basic Program:
An entrance, a reception area with a
dining room and a kitchen, open or not
depending on the concept, one or
more bedrooms (depending on the
planned surface types), and one parking
space per appartment.
The planned number of appartments is
as follows: 4 studios of 50m², 4 of
70m², 4 of 90m², and 4 of 110m².
Additionally, the building includes a
ground-floor access hall as well as a
70m² studio for a concierge. It also has
a 200m² party room available to all
owners and a 200m² gym. Finally, there
are three parking spaces on the ground
floor for visitors and 16 parking spaces
in the basement for owners.
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
02-1
2nd year - Architecture Studio 4
Inspiration & Concept
Trees grow in a cone shape to
optimize sunlight absorption,
especially in environments with
limited space.
This natural architecture allows
lower branches to capture sunlight
from various angles while tapering
towards the top minimizes
self-shading.
In narrow spaces, such as dense
forests or urban areas, this design
enables trees to efficiently compete
for sunlight, ensuring their growth
and survival in challenging
conditions.
02-2
ELEVATIONS
6.90
6.90
6.90
Vertical Circulation
110 m2
Apartment
90 m2
Apartment
70 m2
Studio
50 m2
Studio
Gym & Celebration Hall
Storage / Office space
1st
& 2nd
Floor
Elevations
Distribution
Layout
Structure Grid
3rd
Floor
4th
Floor
5th
Floor
6th
& 7th
Floor
8th
Floor
9th
Floor
North Elevation: E01 - Stree View West Elevation: E02 East Elevation: E03 10m
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Sections
Plans
Common Areas
- 2.55 m
- 0.3 m - Street Level
0 m - Ground Level
3.5 m
4.2 m
4.5 m
7.5 m
7.8 m
10.8 m
11.1 m
14.1 m
14.4 m
17.4 m
17.7 m
20.7 m
21 m
24 m
24.3 m
27.3 m
27.6 m
30.6 m
30.9 m
33.9 m
34.2 m
37.2 m
37.5 m
40.1 m
40.3 m
40.8 m
-2.55m
-2.40m
0.30m
0.00m
Parking Plan Ground Floor 1st & 2nd Floor
02-3
ELEVATIONS
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
01
03-4
3rd Floor
S01
4th Floor
5th Floor
E02
E03
E01
S01
S02
S02
Plans
Residential Areas
ELEVATIONS
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
PUBLIC MARKET
PUBLIC MARKET
03-1
2nd year - Architecture Studio 3
Basic Program:
The marketplace: A hall that can accommo-
date a market (fresh fruits and vegetables,
cheeses, meats, fish, hot bread, sweet cakes,
and freshly cut flowers...), each having a
space that includes a sales area, a storage
area, and an area for cleaning the fresh
products sold. 500 m².
16 retail shops (small businesses), each 50 m².
A public restroom block for the city: Four for
men and four for women (one for disabled
persons in each).
An administrative area with 4 offices and a
secretary. 100 m².
A large multipurpose room for 125 people
(temporary exhibitions, screenings, confer-
ences, etc.) plus a storage depot. 200 m².
Three restaurants each accommodating up
to 30 people with a kitchen, storage, techni-
cal spaces, restrooms, etc. 100 m² each.
A cafeteria.
An open-air parking lot for 30 cars with a
storage depot that can accommodate 1 or 2
vans for transporting goods.
Additional public spaces (a public square for a
seasonal market organized by the municipali-
ty) with an adjoining garden.
MAIN PLAN
03-2
ELEVATIONS & SECTIONS
PUBLIC MARKET
03-3
1
2
3
4
5
10
11
12
6
7
8
9
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
30
Section AA - including kiosks
Section AA - including kiosk's ceiling suspended - fixed steel structure
West Elevation -
including kiosks
West Elevation -
without kiosks
A
A
MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN INSIDE THE HALL
PUBLIC MARKET
03-4
1
2
3
4
6
5
9
7
8
1- Platform base (Hard wood)
2- Special platform part to hold back walls
3- Platform (Plywood)
4- Special part to hold side walls
5- Side walls (Plywood)
6- Special column to hold side walls
7- Special column to hold side and back walls
8- Sliding back walls
9- Locking beam
Modular
kiosk design
Easy kiosk assembly
without screws
preventing any caused
damage from multi use
Hard wood
shelves holders
Shelving optoins
Multipurpose
counter table
Multipurpose
wood containers
Steel tree structure
columns
Built-in sign
holders
Multipurpose tree
structure columns
Steel
mesh
Suspended
structure
MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN DETAILS
PUBLIC MARKET
03-5
A A
B C
B C
6m x 3m
Kiosk plan
Front elevation
Section - CC Section - AA Section - BB
MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN
PUBLIC MARKET
Thank you..!
00961 3 133390
bahaa.ai@gmail.com
www.bahaa.ai
Bahaa Abo Ibrahim
Graphic Designer, Interior Designer
An Architect to be...
More details and projects are available apon request

Bahaa Abo Ibrahim - Architecture portfolio

  • 1.
    BAHAA ABO IBRAHIM ARCHITECTUREPORTFOLIO www.bahaa.ai
  • 2.
    With over 17years of experience as a graphic designer and creative director, as well as holding a degree in interior design and currently pursuing my third degree in architec- ture, my passion for creating innovative and impactful designs has only grown stronger. My diverse background and expertise have enabled me to excel in various design disciplines and deliver exceptional results for my clients. My portfolio showcases a wide range of successful projects and collaborations with both local and international clients. From branding and marketing materials to interior spaces and architectural designs, I have consistently demonstrated my ability to bring creativity and strategic thinking to every project I undertake. My approach to design is rooted in the belief that it has the power to transform the way we experience the world and forge meaningful connections between brands and their audiences. As a seasoned professional, I am adept at lead- ing the creative process, developing concepts that align with clients' visions and goals, and ensuring that all work meets the highest standards of quality and creativity. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, I strive to exceed client expectations and deliver design solutions that leave a lasting impact. Limescent Head of Art / Creative Director /2010-present Leading a creative team, I oversee all interactive projects, ensuring they meet the highest standards of quality and creativity. My role involves developing and evolving logo designs and brand identities, providing creative oversight for HTML5, iOS, and Android projects, and designing user experiences for various platforms. I also excel in client communication and pitch development, having worked with major companies such as AMEX, SONY, STC, OREO, SAMSUNG, ZIPPO, CARTOON NETWORK, and others. J.Walter Thompson / RMG connect Digital Art Director /2008-2010 Develop and frame creative concepts according to creative brief requirements. Digital art direction for global clients including STC, SABB (HSBC), NOKIA, EMAAR. KOEIN Art Director /2007-2008 Responsible for creative direction, user experience and UI Design for web sites, and interactive projects. Eye-Group Graphic designer /2006-2007 Responsible for corporate branding and collaterals. Identity, brochure, packaging and web design. Who? Experience MArch in Architecture Lebanese University - Branch 2 / 2022 Expected graduation: 2027 BA in Interior Design (GPA: 3.85 with Distinction) Lebanese International University / 2023 BA in Graphic Design (GPA: 3.3 with Honor) Lebanese International University / 2006 Lebanese Baccalaureate Rashaya National High School / 2002 Talents & Interests Painter, Calligrapher Awards Pan Arab Web Awards Education Computer softwares Skills Fw Ai Ps Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Fireworks Adobe Indesign Adobe Flash Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk 3dsMax SketchUp Microsoft Office Id Fl 3D CAD Adobe Premiere Pro Pr SU MS OFFICE www.bahaa.ai
  • 3.
    UNIVESITY CAMPUS 01. RESIDENTIALBUILDING 02. PUBLIC MARKET 03. Content
  • 4.
    Basic Program: - Open-airparking lot for 50 cars - Covered parking lot for 20 cars - 12 workshop rooms for 50 students each (6 for architecture and 6 for interior architecture) - 12 classrooms for 50 students each (6 for architecture and 6 for interior architecture) - Media library and library with reading and storage areas - Bookstore (copy center) - Exhibition gallery - Large multipurpose room for 200 people with storage space - An amphitheater for 200 people with backstage area UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS UNIVERSITY PROJECT ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 01-1 - 2 large evaluation rooms (one for architecture and one for interior architecture) - 2 faculty rooms for 15 professors each with a canteen - Office for the head of the architec ture department - An office for the head of the interior architecture department - A cafeteria for 100 people with preparation and storage areas - An outdoor area for sports activities - 2 restroom blocks on each floor - An administrative block (director’s office plus 8 different offices) - A large storage depot with 4 technical rooms 2nd year - Architecture Studio 4
  • 5.
    Inspiration & ConceptPublic garden integration Inspired by the nurturing embrace of the womb, where life begins and potential is realized, so too must an architectural school be a fertile ground where aspiring architects are conceived, nurtured, and developed. It should be a sanctuary of creativity and knowledge, where the seeds of architectural vision are planted, cultivated, and brought to fruition. In this sacred space, the dreams and skills of future architects are incubated, fostering growth and awakening the possibilities that shape our built environment. Incorporating seating areas within the space creates opportunities for students to share experiences and communicate effectively. Studios took the oval shape following the concept Creting two axes one that connects the two roads and the second one connects the parking space the starting line of our plot towards the public garden Public garden integration designed to seamlessly align with the architectural typology of the building Class rooms and Administration offices too the rectangular shape Following the plot shape Connecting all functions with an oval shape the heart of the project Entrance Entrance UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 01-2 CONCEPT
  • 6.
    Climate control and greenspaces Leaving the top of the oval shape open helps reduce energy consumption and maintain a pleasant climate throughout the year. Integrating green spaces on the rooftops provides outdoor areas accessible from every floor of the building, enhances the scenery of the administra- tion building, and seamlessly blends with the public garden. Classes Implementing brise soleil in the facade openings not only controls sunlight but also adds a dynamic aesthetic to the building's exterior. Studios Integrating a vertical version of the facade's design maintains the building's identity while distinguishing its various functions. Administration Integrating a Horizontal version of the facade's design maintains the building's identity while distinguishing its various functions. Section - SAA Section - SBB 35.10 08.65 10.15 13.75 17.10 19.90 19.60 23.20 22.90 26.50 26.20 33.10 36.10 32.80 13.00 13.00 13.30 19.60 19.90 19.60 19.90 20.90 26.20 26.50 27.50 13.00 10.00 08.75 08.75 15.25 15.55 19.60 19.90 22.90 23.20 26.20 26.50 29.50 29.80 32.80 33.10 38.10 26.20 26.50 32.80 33.10 34.10 10.00 (Ground Level) UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 01-3 SECTIONS Brise-Soleil
  • 7.
    01 Elevations E01 - SE E03- SW E02 - NW E04 - NE UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS ELEVATIONS 01-4
  • 8.
    UNIVERSITY PROJECT -ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS 3D VISUALISATION 01-5 Mass plan
  • 9.
    10.00m 13.00m 10.15m 13.30m 13.30m 13.30m 13.30m 13.30m 13.30m 10.15m 13.30m 13.75m 13.00m 5th Floor 1st Floor 01- Workshop 02 - Studio 03 - Exhibition 04 - Administration Hall 05 - Class Room 06 - Multipurpose Room 01 02 02 02 02 03 04 05 05 05 05 06 SAA E01 SBB SAA SBB E03 E02 E04 10.00m 10.15m 10.15m 10.00m 10.00m 08.80m 10.15m 4th Floor Basement Level 10.00m 10.00m 08.80m 01 - Workshop 02 - Library 03 - Theater 04 - Media & Priting 05 - Indoor Parking 06 - Storage space 07 - Teachers Room 08 - Evaluation Room 09 - Administrative Offices 01 02 05 04 06 03 07 07 08 08 09 SAA E01 SBB SAA SBB E03 E02 E04 01-6 UNIVERSITY PROJECT - ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS PLANS Plans
  • 10.
    Basic Program: An entrance,a reception area with a dining room and a kitchen, open or not depending on the concept, one or more bedrooms (depending on the planned surface types), and one parking space per appartment. The planned number of appartments is as follows: 4 studios of 50m², 4 of 70m², 4 of 90m², and 4 of 110m². Additionally, the building includes a ground-floor access hall as well as a 70m² studio for a concierge. It also has a 200m² party room available to all owners and a 200m² gym. Finally, there are three parking spaces on the ground floor for visitors and 16 parking spaces in the basement for owners. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 02-1 2nd year - Architecture Studio 4 Inspiration & Concept Trees grow in a cone shape to optimize sunlight absorption, especially in environments with limited space. This natural architecture allows lower branches to capture sunlight from various angles while tapering towards the top minimizes self-shading. In narrow spaces, such as dense forests or urban areas, this design enables trees to efficiently compete for sunlight, ensuring their growth and survival in challenging conditions.
  • 11.
    02-2 ELEVATIONS 6.90 6.90 6.90 Vertical Circulation 110 m2 Apartment 90m2 Apartment 70 m2 Studio 50 m2 Studio Gym & Celebration Hall Storage / Office space 1st & 2nd Floor Elevations Distribution Layout Structure Grid 3rd Floor 4th Floor 5th Floor 6th & 7th Floor 8th Floor 9th Floor North Elevation: E01 - Stree View West Elevation: E02 East Elevation: E03 10m RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
  • 12.
    Sections Plans Common Areas - 2.55m - 0.3 m - Street Level 0 m - Ground Level 3.5 m 4.2 m 4.5 m 7.5 m 7.8 m 10.8 m 11.1 m 14.1 m 14.4 m 17.4 m 17.7 m 20.7 m 21 m 24 m 24.3 m 27.3 m 27.6 m 30.6 m 30.9 m 33.9 m 34.2 m 37.2 m 37.5 m 40.1 m 40.3 m 40.8 m -2.55m -2.40m 0.30m 0.00m Parking Plan Ground Floor 1st & 2nd Floor 02-3 ELEVATIONS RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
  • 13.
    01 03-4 3rd Floor S01 4th Floor 5thFloor E02 E03 E01 S01 S02 S02 Plans Residential Areas ELEVATIONS RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
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    PUBLIC MARKET PUBLIC MARKET 03-1 2ndyear - Architecture Studio 3 Basic Program: The marketplace: A hall that can accommo- date a market (fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, fish, hot bread, sweet cakes, and freshly cut flowers...), each having a space that includes a sales area, a storage area, and an area for cleaning the fresh products sold. 500 m². 16 retail shops (small businesses), each 50 m². A public restroom block for the city: Four for men and four for women (one for disabled persons in each). An administrative area with 4 offices and a secretary. 100 m². A large multipurpose room for 125 people (temporary exhibitions, screenings, confer- ences, etc.) plus a storage depot. 200 m². Three restaurants each accommodating up to 30 people with a kitchen, storage, techni- cal spaces, restrooms, etc. 100 m² each. A cafeteria. An open-air parking lot for 30 cars with a storage depot that can accommodate 1 or 2 vans for transporting goods. Additional public spaces (a public square for a seasonal market organized by the municipali- ty) with an adjoining garden. MAIN PLAN
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    03-3 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 30 Section AA -including kiosks Section AA - including kiosk's ceiling suspended - fixed steel structure West Elevation - including kiosks West Elevation - without kiosks A A MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN INSIDE THE HALL PUBLIC MARKET
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    03-4 1 2 3 4 6 5 9 7 8 1- Platform base(Hard wood) 2- Special platform part to hold back walls 3- Platform (Plywood) 4- Special part to hold side walls 5- Side walls (Plywood) 6- Special column to hold side walls 7- Special column to hold side and back walls 8- Sliding back walls 9- Locking beam Modular kiosk design Easy kiosk assembly without screws preventing any caused damage from multi use Hard wood shelves holders Shelving optoins Multipurpose counter table Multipurpose wood containers Steel tree structure columns Built-in sign holders Multipurpose tree structure columns Steel mesh Suspended structure MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN DETAILS PUBLIC MARKET
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    03-5 A A B C BC 6m x 3m Kiosk plan Front elevation Section - CC Section - AA Section - BB MODULAR KIOSK DESIGN PUBLIC MARKET
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    Thank you..! 00961 3133390 bahaa.ai@gmail.com www.bahaa.ai Bahaa Abo Ibrahim Graphic Designer, Interior Designer An Architect to be... More details and projects are available apon request