Exploring how context, movement and everyday life shape architecture.
Design Critique (3)
A Lesson to Unlearn from King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) What Makes a Good Road Network and Efficient Pedestrian Passages? To me, successful urban development is about achi
Design Critique (2): How Should Modern Architecture Engage with Historical Sites?
As architects, we often critique designs, but how often do we share those evaluations openly? Today, I want to engage with you on a project near a significant cultural landmark in
Shopping Mall Design (2)
Did you know that the concept of the shopping mall actually started back in 19th-century Paris? It’s fascinating to see how modern retail experiences can trace their roots to the
Capturing the Soul of A City (6)
Designing Walkable Cities: Following my previous article, I’d like to introduce Masari_Walk, a concept that reimagines the shopping mall into a multifunctional urban corridor. Th
Shopping Mall Design (1): How can we create a space that draws people in?
I’ve often asked myself, How do we design spaces that genuinely invite people in? This is a question with layers, blending insight, intuition, and a keen sense of adaptabilit
Capturing the Soul of A City (5)
Envisioning Dubai’s Future: A Walkable Urban Corridor and Ferry Terminal System: Building on my previous thoughts, I wanted to share why I believe a walkable urban corridor, anch
Context Driven Design (2)
Site Analysis for Innovation Center in Kaunas, Lithuania: How much thought do you put into site analysis during your design process? For many, it can feel like just another technic
Capturing the Soul of A City (4)
Can Walkable Cities Transform Dubai’s Future? Dubai is a city synonymous with ambition, innovation, and breaking records. From the glittering heights of the Burj Khalifa to the s
Capturing the Soul of A City (3)
What Makes a City Truly Walkable? Have you ever considered what transforms a city into a haven for pedestrians? Designing walkable cities goes beyond simply building sidewalks—it
Capturing the Soul of a City (2)
What Would It Take to Make Your City a Pedestrian Paradise? Have you ever wondered what makes a city truly walkable? In ancient Rome, the streets were a pedestrian’s dream—desi
A Journey Through Design: Can Constraints Inspire Creativity?
How do you design a captivating space when faced with a narrow structure, a ceiling height of just 2.2 meters, and a width of only 5 meters for both seating and circulation? Instea
Reimagining Riyadh’s Skyline
What if Riyadh’s skyline could be transformed by a design that not only cools the city but also redefines its identity? Originally conceived in Hong Kong to tackle Abu Dhabi’s