Maysara Dar Hamdan

Phase One (Research and Analysis):
• Conduct extensive research and case studies on Al-Amari camp, including reviewing books and references about the camp and similar cases.
• Visit the site twice a week to understand the urban environment and engage with local residents.
• Conduct interviews with residents to identify their issues and needs.
• Perform a comprehensive analysis of the camp’s layout, including corridors, residential areas, and commercial zones.
• Prepare visual maps and analyses that highlight the camp’s challenges and the urban context.
• Create a detailed report that summarizes all findings and analysis, culminating in the proposed intervention.

Phase Two (Design and Implementation):
• Prepare complete technical drawings, including plans, details, sections, facades, and site plans.
• Develop 3D visualizations and enhance the plans using Photoshop.
• Prepare “before and after” plans to showcase the proposed improvements.
• Conduct additional site visits to ensure the design aligns with real-world conditions.
• Visit specialized companies to source materials at the lowest possible cost for the project.

• Designed a multifunctional room for Pharmix, a company specializing in the production of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, with a focus on creating a work environment that enhances productivity and creativity.
• Addressed all requirements to ensure employee comfort with the best quality and available resources.
• Developed a flexible space to serve as a meeting room, lecture hall, or workshop area.
• Incorporated a storage area, a stage, and a screen for presentations to meet the needs of the company’s events and presentations.
• Designed flexible and modular furniture to support adaptability and mobility within the space.
• The furniture design centered around multi-purpose, space-efficient solutions that maximize available space while enhancing practicality and productivity.
• The furniture is movable, easy to store, and versatile, allowing for seamless reconfiguration based on specific usage requirements.
• For instance, tables were designed to be rearranged in multiple configurations, offering a dynamic and adaptable workspace that maintains efficiency and encourages creativity.
• Conducted extensive research on suitable materials, furniture companies, and the best distribution of furniture to maximize space usage.
• Analyzed optimal spacing and viewing angles for the presentation screen to ensure a comfortable and effective environment.
• Used design software such as AutoCAD and photoshop to create initial and final technical drawings.
• Worked independently throughout the project, handling all aspects from research to design and execution.