Architectural Consultant • Lead Design Architect • RIBA Part 01
RIBA Part 01 & SCE-Accredited Architectural Consultant with 8+ years of documented experience across Saudi Arabia and Egypt—combining architectural design, 2D AutoCAD technical execution packages, and 3D visualization with authoritative on-site construction supervision and handover.
00 / Executive Profile
Combining RIBA Part 01 architectural design foundations, master 2D AutoCAD working drawing packages, and luxury exterior/interior visualization with contractor-facing consultancy and delivery-stage review.
Leading architectural inspections, shop-drawing and material submittals, formal approvals/rejections (Code A/B/C), corrective-action follow-up, snagging, municipality observations, and final handover across commercial, residential, and public-realm developments.
Full technical supervision from blockwork to final punch list. Façade systems, GRC screens, glazing, waterproofing, shop-drawing revise/resubmit cycles, and quality assurance.
Master orthographic working elevations, 1:20 mechanical stone cladding sections, radial CNC setting-out templates, and natural stone execution packages.
Weekly progress reporting, contractor interface, payment administration, municipality compliance, and documented close-out procedures.
Photorealistic exterior & interior visualizations, environmental architecture canopies, sacred monuments, and luxury villa landscape architecture.
Licenses & International Accreditations
RIBA • Issued Jun 2017
Credential ID: Membership No. 20036427
◇ Architectural Design, Architecture & Environmental Design Standards
Professional Accreditation: Engineer • Issued Apr 2024 – Valid to Apr 2027
Credential ID: Membership No. 1026461
◇ Specialization: Environmental Architecture • KSA
01 / Selected Consultancy & Built Work • Saudi Arabia
Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia | Commercial • Residential • F&B
Commercial + Public Realm • Al Khobar, KSA
Role: Sole On-Site Architectural Consultant
A major two-phase development combining stone-clad retail buildings, pedestrian networks, outdoor gathering areas, and landscape. Lead architectural site review and contractor interface.
Consultancy & Technical Highlights:
• Served as the sole on-site Architectural Consultant across the 60,000 m² commercial and public-realm development, governing execution quality for 128 retail units, stone-clad façades, steel canopies, and pedestrian plaza networks.
• Led technical submittal and shop-drawing approvals, mock-up sign-offs, GRC screen and glazing envelope compliance, and corrective-action enforcement from Phase 1 completion through ongoing Phase 2 delivery.
Residential Compound • Al Khobar, KSA
Role: Responsible On-Site Architectural Consultant
A five-building residential development (Rikaz) featuring private parking, apartment residences, rooftop penthouses, and shared amenities. Completed and handed over with full finishing inspection across all 165 apartments.
Consultancy & Technical Highlights:
• Directed on-site architectural quality assurance from blockwork to final handover across all five residential buildings, encompassing 165 apartments, rooftop penthouses, underground parking, and shared compound amenities.
• Managed the full shop-drawing and material approval cycle, enforcing strict quality benchmarks through unit-by-unit finishing inspections, formal rejection of non-compliant works, and verified defect close-out.
Premium Restaurants & Cafés • Al Khobar, KSA
Role: Consultant Project Manager
High-end commercial destination featuring two-level retail & F&B units, outdoor terraces, steel & timber-louvered shade structures, glazed façades, and pedestrian circulation.
Consultancy & Technical Highlights:
• Served as the responsible on-site Architectural Consultant for a premium commercial development comprising eight two-level restaurant and café units, elevated outdoor terraces, extensive glazed façades, and associated external works.
• Undertook consultant-side project management and technical coordination responsibilities—monitoring contractor progress, reviewing weekly work plans, managing municipality observations, and leading final snagging and handover to RIKAZ.
02 / Behance Featured Work & Exterior Visualizations
Climate-responsive cultural complex featuring a sprawling biomimetic Voronoi shade canopy supported by structural funnel columns, cellular courtyard paving, native xeriscaping, and low-energy exhibition pavilions.
Monumental Coptic ecclesiastical architecture defined by twin domed bell towers, an intricately carved barrel-vaulted entrance portico supported by classical columns, rhythmic arched side bays, and an integrated community wing.
Private luxury residence courtyard and landscape design featuring a monumental double-height Corinthian colonnade, radial overhead trellis pergola, classical tiered marble water fountain, and curated garden planting.
Four-story classical residential elevation featuring ST-01 main white limestone, ST-02 warm beige stone inlay, dentil cornice crowning, turned vase balustrades, and an illuminated perimeter wall.
Monumental curved S.E. corner façade (8.09 m balustrade arc, 8.44 m cornice arc) anchoring a four-level luxury residential building with radial CNC stone templates and classical pilasters.
03 / Material • Light • Detail
Spatial experience and bespoke classical-modern corporate interiors, crafted with rich walnut paneling, coffered lighting geometry, and refined material palettes.
01 / Selected View
Classical dark-wood millwork with gold-leaf Corinthian capitals, crystal chandelier focal point, and contemporary glass partition integration.
02 / Spatial Experience
Double-cove illuminated gypsum ceiling with ornate plaster medallions, tufted leather seating, and floor-to-ceiling panoramic city views.
03 / Material & Light
Herringbone parquet flooring, fluted timber feature walls, warm ambient lamp lighting, and glazed acoustic dividers into adjacent meeting zones.
04 / Concept & Detail
Curved marble-and-walnut reception desk with integrated LED strips, branded slat-wall backdrop, and executive waiting lounge.
04 / Technical Execution • Orthographic Elevations & 1:20 Sections
Master 2D AutoCAD Working Drawing Package — Buildings 1 & 2 (All 8 Elevations & 1:20 Details)
Ashlar coursing, classical fluted pilasters, stepped dentil cornice & drip overhang (+600 mm / +520 mm).
Recessed spandrel panels (-20 mm), window casings (+80 mm), and turned vase balusters (H = 920 mm).
Inner loggia & curved balcony backing walls with mechanical stainless-steel corbel anchors & epoxy pins.
Sheet 1 of 8 • A-201
Full working elevation across structural axes 1 to 13 (25.88 m building footprint plus 4.06 m North and 3.61 m South setbacks = 33.55 m site length), showing Axes 2–3 (4.96 m × +1.50 m) and Axes 9–10 (3.50 m × +1.50 m) cantilevered terraces, Axes 3–9 (11.16 m) three-window central wing, Axes 10–12 (3.74 m) corner spine, ashlar coursing, turned vase balusters, and full ST-01 / ST-02 / ST-03 material legend.
Sheet 2 of 8 • A-202
Full working elevation across horizontal bays A to I (17.88 m building footprint plus 3.06 m West and 3.06 m East setbacks = 24.00 m site width), detailing the Left Corner Terrace (3.50 m × +1.38 m), the Center Double-Bay Recessed Loggia (3.30 m × 1.28 m and 3.90 m × 1.26 m above the 3.00 m main entrance stairs and arched wrought-iron gate), and the Right Corner Terrace (4.62 m × +1.11 m).
Sheet 3 of 8 • A-203
Complete working elevations for Building 1’s remaining two façades: the East Elevation (Axes 13 to 1, 25.88 m / 33.55 m) including the 5.17 m basement garage ramp, S.E. corner terrace (4.62 m), and N.E. terrace (5.32 m); and the North Rear Elevation (Axes I to A, 17.88 m / 24.00 m) including the 4.06 m North setback, N.E. & N.W. corner terraces (5.21 m × 1.50 m), and central service/staircase window bays.
Sheet 4 of 8 • A-204 (1:20)
1:20 construction sections for Building 1 detailing the Roof Dentil Cornice & Drip Overhang (Detail D-01, +600 mm), the Horizontal Plan Section Through Pilaster & ST-02 Warm Beige Inlay (Detail D-02, +80 mm / -20 mm), the Cantilever Balcony, Turned Vase Balustrade & ST-03 Veined Wall Section (Detail D-03, H = 920 mm), and the Floor Extrusion & Stone Zone Key Plan (Detail D-04).
Sheet 5 of 8 • B-201
Full working elevation for Building 2 across horizontal axes 8 to 1 (15.10 m building width plus 3.00 m West and 2.90 m East setbacks = 21.00 m South site width), showing the Axes 8–6 S.W. Terrace (2.42 m × 2.72 m), the Axes 6–2 Two-Bedroom Wing (two 1.40 m windows and 0.80 m / 1.53 m rooftop parapet pedestals), and the Axes 2–1 Panoramic Curved Corner Balcony (8.09 m balustrade arc, 8.44 m cornice arc, 3.27 m ST-03 inner curved wall, and 3.20 m double wrought-iron corner gate).
Sheet 6 of 8 • B-202
Full working elevation along the East street frontage across all nine structural bays from South to North (26.86 m building length plus 3.16 m South and 5.43 m North setbacks = 35.45 m site length), detailing the Curved Corner Return (4.24 m), Reception Window Bay 1 (2.90 m), Recessed Terrace Stack 1 (3.10 m clear opening), Living/Reception Window Bay 2 (2.78 m), Recessed Terrace Stack 2 (4.30 m clear opening), and the North-East Bedroom Wing (7.62 m).
Sheet 7 of 8 • B-203
Complete working elevations for Building 2’s remaining two façades: the West Side Elevation (Axes X to D, 26.86 m / 35.00 m) showing the 3.00 m West setback, S.W. basement ramp, Bedroom/M.B.Room 1.40 m windows, Kitchen/Bath windows, and 2.72 m S.W. terrace; and the North Rear Elevation (Axes 1 to 8, 15.10 m / 21.31 m) showing the 5.43 m / 4.98 m North garage ramp zone, N.E. terrace (2.25 m × 1.41 m), and N.W. terrace (3.60 m).
Sheet 8 of 8 • B-204 (1:20)
1:20 construction details for Building 2 including the Roof Dentil Cornice & Parapet Pedestal Die Section (Detail B-01, +520 mm overhang & 0.80 m / 1.53 m pedestals), the Radial CNC Stone Setting-Out Template for the Curved Corner Balcony (Detail B-02, 3.27 m inner arc, 8.09 m balustrade arc, 8.44 m cornice arc), the Curved Turned Vase Balustrade & Spotlight Soffit Section (Detail B-03), and the Building 2 Extrusion & Stone Zone Key Plan (Detail B-04).
05 / Certified Record • Egypt (2019–2020)
Engineering Authority of the Armed Forces — Design Branch
Formally commended by the Military Engineers Administration (Design Branch) for high-level architectural design and structural drawing contributions across flagship national projects in Egypt.
Architectural & structural design packages, alongside Mosque of Egypt Cultural Center & EIEC Exhibition Center.
Cairo Nile waterfront promenade & Galala Resort and City in Ain Sokhna.
New Mansoura City housing, Sandoub City residential works, and Aswan General Hospital.
Air Traffic Control Building (TMA), June 30 Tunnels, National Toll Gates, and Pedestrian Bridges.