AECCafe: Lusail-Naqsh House in Qatar by Ark-kassam Architects

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Lusail-Naqsh House in Qatar by Ark-kassam Architects

May 22nd, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Ark-kassam Architects

The House Concept is designed to create a simple sculptural volumetric block using perforated screens windows and kinetic sunscreens are used to provide a seamless transition from the roof to the penthouse, villa facades and boundaries.

The Villa Contemporary style and the Integration of shading components as main elements composing the façades, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Architects: Ark-kassam Architects (Abdalrahim Kassam)
Project: Lusail-Naqsh House
Location: North Residential Villas & Waterfront Residential Villas Districts, Lusail City, Qatar
Software used: Cad, Rhino, Sketch up, Atlantis, PS
Clients: Hilal Arnaout
Visualizing: Mais Hassoun
Landscaping: Noor Kassam
Total Built-up Area: 1042 sq.
Year: 2016-2017

South View Main entrance of the house and social garden Shading device and light and ventilation consideration Night scene , Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

The monolithic design of the Villa envelope and landscape along with the perfectly arranged perforations, Provide privacy control and block visibility to adjacent plots. The Villa’s elements are displayed independently, forming planes that interact with the volumes which compose the buildings overall structure.

House Main entrance ,courtyard with Overhangs Mesh screening and 3D GFRC Façades Screens simulated from Qatari Naqash facade, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

A unified approach to visual and interaction design, night scene highlights the interaction and integration between the design elements, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Southern Facade with boundary, Pedestrian Entrance up lit address panel, Mailbox. Bench planter, trees and porch canopy, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

West Façade self-shaded envelope, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

The rear Private garden, swimming pool with swing flying beds and the honeymoon pavilion, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

North courtyard to introduce natural light and assure basic ventilation rates. With Front perforated screen to prevent sand storms and sun, Green elements to provide good shading and ventilation, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

South View Main entrance of the house and the social garden, front Buffer, water features , Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Night Floor Living area. Cozy environment with Front perforated screens to provide good ventilation and natural lighting, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Penthouse –living area, Kinetic Widows Sunscreen that react to the exterior and interior environments by allowing more or less Sun, light and wind flow, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Landscape A – Front Buffer, B – Side Buffer, C – Rear Buffer, D – Social Garden, E – Private Garden, F – Court Yard, G – Barbeque, H – Pavilion – Honey Moon, I – Ancillary Building. Trees to protect from sand, dust and solar exposure, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: The Villa Contemporary style and the Integration of shading components as main elements composing the façades, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: South View Main entrance of the house and social garden Shading device and light and ventilation consideration Night scene , Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: House Main entrance ,courtyard with Overhangs Mesh screening and 3D GFRC Façades Screens simulated from Qatari Naqash facade, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: A unified approach to visual and interaction design, night scene highlights the interaction and integration between the design elements, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: Southern Facade with boundary, Pedestrian Entrance up lit address panel, Mailbox. Bench planter, trees and porch canopy, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: The rear Private garden, swimming pool with swing flying beds and the honeymoon pavilion, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: North courtyard to introduce natural light and assure basic ventilation rates. With Front perforated screen to prevent sand storms and sun, Green elements to provide good shading and ventilation, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: South View Main entrance of the house and the social garden, front Buffer, water features , Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: Night Floor Living area. Cozy environment with Front perforated screens to provide good ventilation and natural lighting, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: Penthouse –living area, Kinetic Widows Sunscreen that react to the exterior and interior environments by allowing more or less Sun, light and wind flow, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

: Landscape A – Front Buffer, B – Side Buffer, C – Rear Buffer, D – Social Garden, E – Private Garden, F – Court Yard, G – Barbeque, H – Pavilion – Honey Moon, I – Ancillary Building. Trees to protect from sand, dust and solar exposure, Image Courtesy © Ark-Kassam Architects

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Tags: Lusail City, Qatar

Categories: Artlantis, Autocad, Photoshop, Rhino, sketch up, Villa

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