Farah Mohamed-Ramli worked as the project architect for a new 46,000 square foot supermarket built in Ely, Cambridgeshire from feasibility through completion. The design of the supermarket near the historic Ely Cathedral paid careful attention to minimizing its visual impact on the cathedral and surrounding landscape by keeping the overall building height low. The store design received planning consent in June 2010 and was complimented by the local council's planning committee.

1. FARAH MOHAMED-RAMLI EXAMPLES OF WORK
New 46K sq ft supermarket at Ely, Cambridgeshire for DMWR Architects
Project Architect. Contract value £21million SBC 2005 WCD.
New 46K square feet net sales area with a cafe and customer’s toilets with undercroft car parking in a Conservation site in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Involved from Feasibility to Practical Completion. Completed in February 2012.
The view from the east, from Roswell Pits towards the Cathedral, was a key consideration in the evolution of the design.
The overall building height was kept to a minimum to reduce its visual impact on the Cathedral and surrounding landscape.
Received Planning Consent from the Council in June 2010. Store’s design was complimented by the Councillors at the Planning Committee.