Faculty Of Architecture & Design

Department Of Architecture
2022 - 2023

Graduation Project 1
(Fairgrounds and Business Park)

Supervised By: Dr. Loai Dabbor

By: Ahmad Ismail
202010900
 PART

INTRODUCTION
CONTENT
o 1.1.Project Description

o 1. Introduction/ Background
1.1. Project Description (Executive Summary)
1.1.1. Basic information (What is the Project?)
1.1.2. Significance of the Project (Why is the Project?)

o 1.2. Theoretical Background

1.2.1. History of the scientific/theoretical field related to the project
1.2.2. Significant facts/theories and their impact on universal culture
1.2.3. Status of that field in the local community

o 1.3. Project Implementation Development

1.3.1. Local need of such a project

o 1.4. Project (average) Organization

1.4.1. User Organization, Objective and Goals
1.4.2. Detailed activities
1.4.3. Detailed processes
1.4.4. Brief structure of the project

o 1.5. Philosophical Forces

1.5.1. Vision and Mission
1.5.2. Approaches

o 1.6. Conclusion
1.1.1 . Basic information

• The Amman Chamber of Industry Intends To Build An Exhibition Area And A Specialized
Business Center That Considers The Design Of Environmentally Friendly Sustainability
Standards And Complies With Green Building Criteria On A Site Of About 33 Acres In The
Umm Al Basateen Area On Airport Street Next To Al Zaytoonah University. Following are
the divisions of a total projected construction area of 12500 M 2:• The 10,000 M2 of
building space on the exhibition grounds is divided into two or three sections.
• The Business Center's total area, including all administrative offices, multipurpose halls,
and all related services, is 2500 M 2. Additionally, parking lots, outdoor exhibition yards,
hallways, and corridors with vegetation are examples of outside areas.

1.1.2 . Significance Of The Project

• Since 1962, the Amman Chamber of Industry has been working to protect the interests of
industrialists and to offer services and programs that will increase the competitiveness of
Jordanian products both locally and internationally by promoting policies and fostering
collaboration between domestic and foreign sectors. This is done with the intention of
assisting the industrial sector's growth and in an effort to encourage local and international
businesses to participate in showcasing and marketing their goods and exchanging
experiences. By encouraging urban sprawl and the expansion of auxiliary axes, this also
contributes to suburban urbanization. Business parks give companies an immediate sense
of credibility, a presence in the neighborhood, more convenience, lower costs, and
flexibility in terms of office development and expansion.
 1.2.1. History of the scientific/
theoretical field related to the project

Exhibitions

Crystal Palace: It is the first gallery in history

and was built in 1885 in London The idea for the
Great Gallery originated with Henry Cole. But
the man who secured the event was Prince
Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria.

Why the exhibition was designed:

• The mega exhibition is organized to put Britain at
the forefront of technology by showcasing its latest
inventions, everything from massive steam engines
to the latest cameras.
• The project was built using sets of prefab cast
iron, plywood and standard sized panes of glass.

• The design idea was inspired by the giant leaves of

the Victoria Amazonica water flower.
The first sketch of the
grand exhibition building

BUSINESS PARK
 The first office park
opened in Mountain
Brook, Alabama, in the
early 1950s to avoid racial
tension in city centers.
 1.2.1. History of the scientific/
theoretical field related to the project

The World's Fair, London.

Melbourne International Fair.

World Columbian
crystal palace Centennial Gallery, Philadelphia. Exposition, Chicago.

1851 1855 1862 1867 1876 1878 1880 1889 1893 1900

World Fair, Paris.

International Exhibition of Agriculture,
Paris exhibition.
Industry and Fine Arts, Paris

World Fair, Paris. World Fair, Paris.

 1.2.1. History of the scientific/
theoretical field related to the project

Exhibitions

For the World Expo New York

Panama and the International
Pacific, San Fair.
Francisco.

Louisiana Purchase A Century of Progress

21st Century Fair,
Fair, St. Louis. Gallery, Chicago.
Seattle.

1904 1906 1915 1929 1933 1937 1939-40 1958 1962 1967

World International Fair, Paris International World

Transport Exposition, Montreal.
Fair, Milan.

The World Exhibition

in Barcelona. World Fair, Brussels.
 1.2.1. History of the scientific/
theoretical field related to the project

Exhibitions

International Fair, Okinawa. International Fair, Hannover.

Expo Dubai.

International Fair, International Fair,

Osaka. International Exhibition,
Louisiana.
Shanghai.

1970 1974 1975 1982 1984 1998 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

International Environment
Fair, Spokane. International Fair, Milan.
International Fair, Lisbon

Knoxville International Fair. International Fair, Aichi.

 1.2.1. History of the scientific/
theoretical field related to the project

King Hussein Business Park

• Design year: 2010.

• Location: Amman, Al Shaab
Roundabout
• .Area: 120,000 square meters.

• The occupancy rate at KHBP is currently 100%.

• It houses more than 75 international companies and 100 startups.

• It employs more than 3,600 employees.

• In addition to two educational pillars; Al Hussein Technical University (HTU)
for STEM degrees and German Jordanian University (GJU) for master's
degrees, with over 300 students and growing.
• There are (32) buildings on the site, of which (20) are used for office use with
an office space starting from 150 square meters and going up to the building
with an area of 5,000 square meters.
• A building with an area of 8000 square meters dedicated to startups, which
provides them with the right infrastructure to support their ideas and emerging
projects to develop and grow from them to promising startups.
1.2.2 . Significant facts and their impact on
universal culture

• Businesses first assist society by distributing goods and services that are necessary for
survival. Additionally, they produce jobs that enable members of society to make enough
money to meet their needs. Companies may now produce their products in lower-cost ways
because to globalization. Additionally, it increases global competition, which lowers prices
and gives consumers a wider range of options. People in both developing and developed
nations may live better on less money because to lower costs.

1.2.3 . Business Status In The Local Community

• In order to encourage more residents to stay in the area, local businesses must grow. This
not only enables people to work closer to home, but also enhances community life by
bringing people closer together, generating more revenue for the city, and making the
community more self-sufficient. As a result of significant industry and service sector
development, Jordan experienced high rates of economic growth in 2021; however, just
like in every other country, the labor market's two main supply side issues—a lack of
human capital and its capacity to meet market demands—lead to a dynamic level of
unemployment. The economy's slow growth and inability to provide enough jobs, or the
demand side

1.3.1 . History Of Establishing

• The majority of big businesses were located in cities before the war so they could be near
establishments like banks, newspapers, and factories. However, as the postwar economy
grew, these corporations began to dislike living in cities. There was not enough space for
the army of middle managers needed to run a typical postwar corporate empire, not even in
the new towers. Changing offices into laboratories was challenging. In other words, the
same reasons why people moved to the suburbs to buy homes were the same reasons why
businesses moved there. Cities were becoming more and more dangerous and polluted as a
result of the influx of immigrants and labor activists, the pollution they produce (often
from factory owned businesses), and so on. Mozingo Objects to
1.3.2 . Local Need Of Such A Project

• By supporting policies and fostering cooperation between domestic and international

sectors, you may make Jordanian products more competitive both locally and
internationally. This is done in an effort to support the development of the industrial sector,
to encourage local and international businesses to participate in showcasing and marketing
their goods and exchanging experiences, to reduce unemployment, and to utilize the
abilities of young people.

 The phenomenon of unemployment can be solved by providing job opportunities for the
unemployed by building business complexes that provide job opportunities for large
numbers of people.

The age, gender, and education distribution of unemployment is a more serious challenge.
Unemployment rates among 15 to 24 years old males and females are particularly
discouraging.
1.4.1 . User Organization, Objective And Goals

Objective And Goals

• Attracting Inbound And Outbound Tourists Through Various Entertainment; •

• Increasing The Volume Of Business In Jordan Through The Work Of Business Park.•
• Lower The Unemployment Rate.•
• Promoting local businesses and Jordan's economic growth.

1.4.2. Detailed activities:

BUSINESS PARK

1. Meeting rooms to book

2. Training courses
3. A place for presentations and movies
4. conference rooms

Exhibition

1. Cultural and artistic activity

2. Charity Bazaars
3. commercial activities
4. Shops and car showrooms
 1.4.3. Detailed processes:

BUSINESS PARK
ENT.
TRAINING MANEGER
RECEPTION HR
M.OFFICE SALES
AUDITOR MARKETING
SERVICES

Exhibition
LOBBY

REST ROOM CONFERENCE

BREAK ROOM MAJOR GALLERY MINOR GALLERY

EXT.BRAEK EXT.SPACE
MECH.ROOM DIGITAL GALLERY
1.5.1 . Vision And Mission

Vision
• To be the leading, innovative and mixed-use business and technology park in the
region.

Mission
• Providing a growth and development platform for local, regional and international
companies, by managing and operating a smart business ecosystem that takes advantage of
talented human resources.

Approaches
• Providing training opportunities for students and newcomers.
• Providing job vacancies that reduce unemployment.
• Availability of the necessary space for investors.
• Availability of a commercial activity aimed at displaying local, salable products
• A special space for cultural and artistic festivals and charity bazaars

1.6 Conclusion
• An increase in the number of tourists and the demand for exhibitions.
• These projects must achieve the cultural and traditional goals of the local community.
• These buildings serve all groups in society, so they must be equipped with all the necessary
requirements.
• These projects are not limited to the local population only, but must contain special places
for visitors and there must be interaction between local residents and visitors.
• That these projects maintain the economy and material income of the state.
PART

CASE STUDY
CONTENT
o 2.2. Case Studies

o 2.2.1.Selection Criteria of the Case Studies

o 2.2.2.Total Case Studies (for each case)

2.2.2.1.Basic Data
2.2.2.2.History of the project
2.2.2.3.Site
2.2.2.4.Components of the project
2.2.2.5.Concept (big idea)
2.2.2.6.Zoning and circulation
2.2.2.7.Massing
2.2.2.8.Special Issues
2.2.2.9.Conclusions

o 2.2.3.Special Contributions
2.2.3.1.Project background
2.2.3.2.Significance point and discussions

o 2.2.4.Case Studies Conclusion

Exhibition Center of Shimao Shenzhen-
Hong Kong International Center

• 2.2.2.1. Basic Data

Case profile
• Location : SHENZHEN, CHINA
• Architects: SHUISHI
• Area : 6000 m²
• Year : 2019
About the project
The international center is located in the eastern central
business district of Longing, Shenzhen.The exhibition
center was built earlier towards Longing Universiade
Green Park, whose east side faces the main tower towering
in the future. And its northern side is close to the central
greenery, and its western side is with mountains landscape.
The exhibition center will take into account the functions
of exhibition planning, trade marketing, art exhibition,
cultural activities, etc., and inject new vitality into the
urban area.

• 2.2.2.2.HISTORY OF THE
PROJECT

• Client needs : A way to create meaningful experiences

for users, create value for people and drive profits for
businesses.
• Vision: Architectural design combines modern science
and technology
• Approach :The building presents completely different
visual impressions to people during the day and at night.
By day, it is a modern glass box that perfectly interprets
traditional Chinese culture and art. Then at night, the
large building gradually returns to the quiet and misty
environment, embracing nature.
 2.2.2.3.SITE

ENTERANCE

M. ROAD

GREEN AREA

2.2.2.4. Components of the project

• Conference room
• Hexagonal daylight hall • Viewing terrace
• Multifunctional Exhibition hall • Theme exhibition
• Planning Exhibition hall • Negotiate area
• Leisure area • Office
• VIP room • Art exhibition area

2.2.2.5.Concept

1 basic form 2 landscaping in all directions 3 spiral coil

Hong Kong
Green area
International
Centre

mountain
Garden longgang
landscape
universiade

6 Transparent LED screen on

4 spiral coil 5 Different levels and directions
of views the walls
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING
Lobby
Reception
Conference room
Water bar
Toilet
Hexagonal daylight hall
Storage room
Multifunctional Exhibition hall
Planning Exhibition hall

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

INCLUSION ESCAPE

CIRCULATION GRAPH

Conference
room

Multifunctio
ENT. LOPPY nal Ex. hall

Planning
Ex. hall

GROUND FLOOR
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING
Leisure area
VIP room
Main exhibition
Toilet
Viewing terrace
Hexagonal daylight hall

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

INCLUSION ESCAPE

CIRCULATION GRAPH

VIP
room

Leisure Main
area exhibition

Viewing
terrace

1st floor
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING
Theme exhibition
Negotiate area
Conference room
Office
Art exhibition area
Hexagonal daylight hall
Toilet
Viewing terrace

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

INCLUSION ESCAPE

CIRCULATION GRAPH

Conference
room

Theme
OFFICES
EXH.

Art EXH Viewing Negotiate

area terrace
2nd floor
area
 2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

SECTION A-A

9 10 11 12 13

6 7 8

2 3 4 5

1 PARKING 2 Lobby 6 Main exhibition 10 Art exhibition area

3 Hexagonal daylight hall 7 Hexagonal daylight hall 11 Hexagonal daylight hall
4 Water bar 8 Leisure area 12 Theme exhibition
5 Planning Exhibition hall 9 Viewing terrace 13 Negotiate area

2.2.2.7.MASSING

Transparent
displays LED

Glass curtain wall

SOUTH ELEVATION
 2.2.2.8. FACDE DETAILS
1. Silver-white 3mm aluminum veneer
2. Floodlight trough
3. Double-deck ventilation and rain-proof louvers
4. Main Structure of I-beam
5. Indoor celling
6. Curtain wall column
7. Stainless steel fixture
8. Aluminum Profile Arm
9. Ventilation overhaul cavity
10. White Spotted Glazed Glass
11. LED transparent screen (p25)
12. Hollow LOW-E Glass
13. Medium gray backing aluminum sheet
14. Aluminum Profile Arm
15. Sliver white perforated aluminum sheet
16. Outdoor ceiling

2.2.2.8. SYMBOLISM
• The building symbolizes Chinese art, which is a visual art originated or practiced in China, Greater
China, or by Chinese artists. It is based on Chinese culture, heritage and history and is characterized by
continuity and awareness of traditions.
• The best works were produced in ceramics, tapestries, and carved lacquer with landscapes, flowers, and
birds.

2.2.2.8. STYLE
• Combine modern science and technology and traditional culture in design.

TRADITIONAL CULTURE MODERN SCINCE AND

TECHNOLOGY
 2.2.2.8. SUSTAINABILITY
o In accordance with the principles of
sustainability, energy conservation and
environmental protection, the designers have
been strict with the specific LED display product
raw materials. While meeting lighting design
requirements, the screen product and its coating
are green in color and reusable. Besides, PCB
boards and power supplies along with other
accessories can be replaced on site in the future,
which is convenient for maintenance in later
period and prevents waste of resources.

2.2.2.9.CONCLUSION

The focus of the project design is on "interpreting The external destinations of the project reflect the
traditional Chinese culture and arts in a modern landscape on the road and are among the most
way." prominent features of the project.

The landscaped terrace that follows the

circulation of the building forms a “layered
Attention to the "Crystal Exhibition Hall" is the garden”, aiming to create a wandering experience
core exhibition space, which shows the artistic in the airy garden and forms a continuation of the
tone of the project. indoor and outdoor mood.
 Promotion Center of High-Tech Park

2.2.2.1. Basic Data

Case profile

LOCATION : BAODING, CHINA

Architects: Atelier Apeiron - SZAD
Area : 14980 m²
Year : 2019

About the project

A hub for product and business promotion with flexible
modular units that can accommodate the ever-changing
needs of the future.

2.2.2.2.HISTORY OF THE PROJECT

o Client needs :Exhibition place for stable companies,

product showroom, press conference hall, and cultural
center.
o Vision: Building new industrial complexes on suburban
lands, attracting companies, investing and promoting
products to the market, especially at the initial stage of all
emerging industrial complexes.
o Approach :Design a business and product promotion hub
with flexible modular units that can accommodate ever-
changing needs in the future.gradually returns to the quiet
and misty environment, embracing nature.
2.2.2.3.SITE

ZONING
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
BUILDING A

OPEN SPACES
PLAZA

MEDITATING PLAZA
ENTRENCE

GREEN AREA

PUBLIC PLAZA PARKING OPEN

SPACES

LOGISTICS PLAZA

BUILDING
ENTRENCES

2.2.2.4. Components of the project

• The first and second levels provide open exhibition space for various uses. ,
• product exhibitions, as well as a panoramic viewing platform for tourists and locals.
• The center acts as an exhibition pavilion for urban planning and an investment platform for various
institutions.
• Open gallery space, rounded corners, and shiny metallic skin.

2.2.2.5.Concept

• Redefining the function of the building, creating a product promotion center facing the future of a
high-tech park
• Proposing a product and business promotion center with flexible modular units that can
accommodate ever-changing needs in the future.
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING

Parking

Disposal room
Electrical room
Mechanical room
Services room
Water reservoirs

BASEMANT 1
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING
BUBBLE DIAGRAM

VIP ENT.

LOPPY
LOUNGE

WC EVENT EXB.
CENTER WC
EX.
OFFICE

WAITING

OFFICE MAIN
ENT.

CIRCULATION GRAPH
VERTICAL
CIRCULATION

HORIZONTAL
CIRCULATION

LOUNGE VIP ENT. LOPPY

CENTER EX. EVENT EXB.

MAIN ENT.

GROUND FLOOR
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation plan..

ZOONING
BUBBLE DIAGRAM

FREE EX.

WC LOUNGE

SERVICE VOID
ROOM

WC

MUL. EX.

VERTICAL
CIRCULATION CIRCULATION GRAPH

HORIZONTAL
CIRCULATION

FREE EX.

LOUNGE

SERVICE VOID
ROOM

MUL. EX.

1ST FLOOR
 2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation A

SECTION A-A

6 7 8 7 9

2 3 4 3 5
1

1 PARKING 2 Main entrance 6 Free flowing exhibition hall

3 Event exhibition hall 7 Void
4 Center exhibition hall 8 Multifunctional exhibition hall
5 VIP Entrance 9 Service room

2.2.2.7.MASSING

MATERIAL USED Glass curtain wall

Glass curtain
wall

CERAMIC SOLID 35%

VOID 65%
 2.2.2.8. SUSTAINABILITY
 The section demonstrates the use of natural
ventilation at critical points in the project to
capture cool air and transport it to higher levels,
maintaining a flow of fresh air throughout the
interior spaces.

MULTIFUNCTIONAL
EXHIBITION HALL

FREE FLOWING FREE FLOWING

EXHIBITION HALL EXHIBITION HALL

NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION

EVENT EXHBITION CENTER EXHBITION EVENT EXHBITION

HALL HALL HALL

2.2.2.8. STYLE

• The Promotion Center layouts are rectangular in the

perimeter and round in the center to maximize the
use of interior space and integrate public and private
domain in an intricate way.

2.2.2.9.CONCLUSION

The project combined more than one function in

The project site designed in the Technology Park
the building, part for business and part for
(discussion)
displaying their products

The materials used in the project (ceramics Easily changing exhibitions as per needs
and curtain wall) are among the most used
materials in our projects
 The Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC)

2.2.2.1. Basic Data

Case profile
Location : DOHA, QATAR
Architects: Arata Isozaki
Area : 177.000 m²
Year : 2011

About the project

the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) is one of the
most sophisticated convention and exhibition centers built to
date, boasting iconic design bearing the ‘Sidra Tree’.

2.2.2.2.HISTORY OF THE PROJECT

Client needs : QNCC has been built to meet with the

Americans with Disability Act (ADA) Guidelines.
Some of the features include:
 multiple lifts for ease of access
 Guidance signs
 lower counter heights for guests on wheelchairs
 restrooms with special needs facilities

Vision: Gather a variety of corporate events and cultural

events under one roof. Welcoming prestigious international
events, world-renowned artists and some distinguished
personalities.

Approach : The Centre’s stunning architecture and cutting

edge facilities are ideal for hosting local, regional and
international conventions and exhibitions, gala events,
theatrical productions and banquet functions.
2.2.2.3.SITE

ENTERANCE

M. ROAD

SUB. STREET

BUILDING

GREEN AREA

2.2.2.4. Components of the project

• A 4,000-seat, theatre-style conference hall.
• Theater with a capacity of 2300 seats.
• Three meeting rooms.
• and a total of 52 flexible meeting rooms to accommodate a wide range of events.
• It also includes 40,000 square meters of exhibition space in nine halls.

STRUCTURE
The Convention Center is a four-story building with a 250x115m footprint that stands on a podium
and a basement of approximately 250x110m. The structure of the building was built upside down,
starting with the roof deck and going down to the foundations.

2.2.2.5.Concept
• The conceptual design of the building incorporates
in the main facade a huge organic tree-shaped
structure that symbolizes the Cider Tree.
• Arata Isozaki with its design of giant columns that
support the roof of the building refers to Sidrat al-
Muntaha,
( an Islamic sacred tree that is believed to symbolize
the end of the seventh heaven).
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation A

ZOONING

VERTICAL CIRCULATION
HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION
GROUND FLOOR
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation A

ZOONING

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

Female
prayer Meeting
Medical room
center room Pres room
Business
center

male
prayer
room corridor
cafe
registrati
on

VERTICAL CIRCULATION
HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

1ST FLOOR
2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation A

ZOONING

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

Female
prayer
room Conf.
male hall auditorium
prayer
room

Meeting corridor theatre

room

VERTICAL CIRCULATION
HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

2ND FLOOR
2.2.2.7.MASSING

ELEVATION

MATERIAL
• Fiber optic , LCD screens.
• The rectangular facade of the center is made of glass and steel.
• The roof concrete supported by tree structures.
• Reinforced concrete and structural steel used in construction
• Clad in a stainless steel , others show tessellated shapes in bright colors or Italian marble cladding in
garnet tones.
• Treated teak and the hallways are clad in wood paneling. leather seats.

2.2.2.8. SYSTEMS
• Vibration reduction system
• Heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
• Lighting systems (takes advantage of daylight)
• Plumbing, hot water and heating systems.
2.2.2.8. SUSTAINABILITY

 Rooftop solar panels and occupancy sensors along

with low energy consumption LED lights and
accessories and zoned air control systems
significantly reduce the energy consumption of this
gigantic construction.

 The building is designed to operate efficiently with

innovations such as water conservation and energy
saving accessories.

2.2.2.8. STYLE

• A huge organic tree-shaped structure. columns that support the roof of the building refers
to Sidrat al-Muntaha.
 2.2.2.8. SYMBOLISM

• symbolism organic tree-shaped

2.2.2.9.CONCLUSION

Taking into account people with special needs in

the design Easy access to all parts of the building

Exploiting large spaces in a functional way Sustainability technologies used in the project
 King Hussein Business Park

2.2.2.1. Basic Data

Case profile
Location : AMMAN/JORDAN
Area : 106.000 m²
Year : 2010
DESINGER :Park Company
About the project
King Hussein Business Park is a complex located in
West Amman, Jordan. Named after the late King
Hussein, it is home to more than 40 branches of
major companies located in Amman such as;
Hewlet-Packard, Rubicon LG, and many more. It is
home to the Festival of New Thought and the Zen
Innovative Campus (ZINC), which is held annually.

2.2.2.2.HISTORY OF THE PROJECT

Client needs: Combined with a competitive business environment With a wide range of
business solutions, including financial and tax incentives Exemptions granted by the Jordanian
Investment Law, an unprecedented simplification

• And quality of service in delivery, licensing, permits and ongoing procedures Necessary for
business operations, in addition to competitive real estate prices and Well educated workforce.

• Vision: To be the leading smart and innovative high end mixed-use business and technology
complex in the region.
2.2.2.3.SITE

ENTERANCE

BUILDINGS

2.2.2.4. Components of the project

• office buildings
• lecture hall
• Sports complex
• Support areas equipped with extensive ICT infrastructure.

2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation

Existing buildings
Infill building
 2.2.2.6. Zoning and circulation

2.2.2.9.CONCLUSION

• Overall conceptual and narrative design. Estimated construction cost

• Floor plans, Elevations, sections and site plan. • 3D Rendered shots and visuals.
 PART

SITE ANALYSIS
CONTENT
o 2.3.Site Selection Criteria

o 2.3.2.Sites Description
2.3.2.1.Evaluation Criteria

o 2.3.3.Site Analysis (for all sites)

2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis (qualitative)
2.3.3.2.Macro Analysis (qualitative)
.2.3.3.3.Quantitative Evaluation

o 2.3.4.Site Selection

o 2.3.5.Site Analysis Conclusion

o 2.4.Related Literature
2.4.1.Standards
2.4.2.Codes
2.4.3.Special Issues

o 2.5.Conclusion to Part #2
 2.3.1. Site Selection Criteria

SITE 1 SITE 2 SITE 3

SHAFA BADRAN ABDOUN AIRPORT ROAD

WF Criteria xWF Criteria xWF Criteria xWF

Ranking Ranking Ranking

NATURE & 5 5 25 5 25 5 25
RELAXING
THE BUILDING
AND USES 10 8 80 8 80 8 80
AROUND SITE
TOPOGRAPHY 5 4 20 3 1 15 5 25
THE
DEVELOPMENT 10 6 60 8 80 7 70
AND
POPULATION
ACCESSIBILITY 5 3 15 5 25 5 25
TRANSPORTATI 10 4 40 3 30 6 60
ON
SRVICE 5 2 10 4 20 3 15
TRAFFIC 5 3 15 2 10 5 25
TOTAL 265 285 325
 2.3.2.Sites Description

AMMAN/SHAF BADRAN
1. It is located north of the Jordanian capital., Amman.
2. It is about (20) km away from its center, and it is located within
the university district.
3. The population of the area is about (35) thousand people.
4. The area of the area is about (45) thousand dunums, and its height
above sea level ranges from 700 m to approximately 1000 m.

AMMAN/ABDOUN

1. The area is upscale, safe, suitable for visitors, and suitable for
these projects.
2. The presence of the area in the center of Amman and its
proximity to all places.
3. Average traffic jam.
4. There is a slight slope in the plot but it is adequate.

AMMAN/AIRPORT ROAD

1. The Airport Road area is one of the most vital areas and roads
in southern (Oman).
2. It contains many facilities, services, and recreational places
that people flock to from different governorates.
3. It has important educational institutions such as the Middle
East University and Al-Quds College.
4. Distinguishing it from the rest of the Kingdom's regions, as it
is characterized by its sophistication and the beauty of its path.

2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis

CLIMATE

The climate of the city of Amman is a moderate climate that is very similar to the Mediterranean climate,
but in general the temperatures are at their highest levels during the month of August, as the temperature
during this month may exceed the middle of thirty degrees Celsius, while in January it may reach zero or
sometimes less than zero
PART

FIRST SITE
 LOCATION

AMMAN/ABDOUN SITE Area : 17600 m2

Number : 00784
The Abdoun neighborhood consists of: the northern Abdoun neighborhood and the southern Abdoun
neighborhood, and they are located within the Zahran area in the center of the Jordanian capital, Amman.
Abdoun is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in the capital, Amman, in addition to its proximity
to a number of high-end neighborhoods.

Topography Analysis

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B
The difference between the highest point and the
lowest point is only 7 feet (2 metres).
Streets and Circulation

Main streets (leading to the site)

Arterial street

Major street

Minor street

Site

Size & zoning

ZONING

Residential (A)
Gardens
Commercial within
accommodation (A)

USES

Villa
Gardens
Various stores
Mosque
Embassy
Void

ACCESSBILITY
 PART

SECOND SITE
 LOCATION

SITE
AMMAN/SHAFA BADRAN
Area : 33000 m2
It is located north of the Jordanian capital, Amman. It is about (20) km away from its center, and it is
located within the university district. The population of the area is about (35) thousand people. The area
of the area is about (45) thousand dunums, and its height above sea level ranges from 700 m to
approximately 1000 m.

Topography Analysis
Accessibility And Land Mark

Streets and Circulation

Zoning and Related Projects

GREEN AREA 10%
SOLID 35%
VOID 65%

VIEW

IN TO OUT

OUT TO IN
PART

THIRD SITE
 LOCATION

The site is located in the capital city

Amman, on Airport Road, in the Umm Al-
Basateen area, next to Al-Zaytoonah
University .

SITE AMMAN/AIRPORT ROAD

The Airport Road area is one of the most vital areas and roads in the south of
Area : 33000 m2
(Amman), the capital of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, as it contains many
Number : 287
facilities, services, and recreational places that people from different governorates
flock to. It also has important educational institutions, such as the Middle East
University, and Al Quds College, which is distinguished The region has many
characteristics that distinguish it from the rest of the Kingdom, as it is
distinguished by its sophistication and beauty of its path.

Topography Analysis
2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis
VIEWS

AREA
2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis

LAND MARKS

ACCESSIBILITY
2.3.3.1.Macro Analysis

Typology

Al zAytoonAh University
2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis
SOLID & VOID

SITE
SOLID 15%
VOID 85%

URBAN GROWTH
Airport Street represents a special primary axis for the capital region, which links it to the
national airport completely and in which new residential and recreational facilities,
exhibitions, shopping, and media entertainment facilities are established.
2.3.3.1.Micro Analysis
VIEW
2.4.1.STANDARDS
PART

Conclusions
PROGRAM
BUBBLE DIAGRAM & ZONING
ZONING

1ST ENT

PARKING
EXHIBITION
MAIN ACCES
GREEN
BUSINESS PARK AREA
PARKING 2ND ENT
PART

CONCEPT
CONCEPT

1- Main block
2- Separating the blocks to form the main corridor
3- Formation of two main blocks (the exhibition and the business complex)
4- The connection point is a courtyard (a green space that brings together the two
blocks) and represents the open external exhibitions
PART

References
References

o https://jsf.org/ar
o https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Exhibition
o https://businesspark-jo.com/?lang=ar
o https://www.hisour.com/business-park-34624/
o https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:CabrilloBusinessPark-1.png
o https://virtualexpodubai.com/ar/about-history
o https://www.archdaily.com/919315/exhibition-center-of-shimao-shenzhen-hong-kong-
international-center-shuishi
o https://www.archdaily.com/search/all?q=Promotion%20Center%20of%20High-
Tech%20Park&ad_source=jv-header
o https://www.archdaily.com/912581/the-definitive-works-of-2019-pritzker-prize-winner-
arata-
isozaki?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab&ad_source=search&ad_medium=se
arch_result_all
o https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Hussein_Business_Park