Alley House Kuwait, Khiran Pearl City Residence
Khiran Pearl City property by M2H Design Studio: designing the Alley House was a unique challenge because of the restricted site situation and exaggerated linearity of the plot of 16m by 75m.
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We feature fascinating projects such as the BBT Hilltop in Sharq. This development acts as an urban installation for the heart of the business city center.
The structure forms new landmark and becoming a great place for gathering. It shields a drive-in restaurant and creates an outdoor esplanade.
Lastly check out the amazng Khaleejia Square by pad10 architects + designers. This creates an alternative beginning of the green belt to the hermetic Shaheed Park. The inervention buffers the skyline from the residential suburbs.
A landscape, criss-crossed by multiple paths, connects the site with its city. It serves multiple users through concrete pathways, hexagonal pods of cobble stones and intertwining lawns.
Khiran Pearl City property by M2H Design Studio: designing the Alley House was a unique challenge because of the restricted site situation and exaggerated linearity of the plot of 16m by 75m.
S Cube family chalet, Kuwait Beach Houses, Middle East – design by AGi architects – The owners – two brothers and their sister each with their own families – want to continue enjoying the same exceptional environment in which they grew up: S Cube Chalet Kuwait, Kuwaiti Beach Residences
BBS Preschool, Kuwait education building, Middle East – design by AGi architects: educational facilities – kindergarten & nursery: Bilingual Preschool
The Wafra Living residential complex is 42,000 m2, offering three categories of rented apartments. The difference between them lies from the quality of finishes, type of facilities and their size.
BDP has been appointed by the Public Authority of Housing Welfare (PAHW) to design a Cultural Centre within the arid sands of the Kuwaiti desert. The new centre will lie at the heart of Sabah Al Ahmad, a major new city.
Mop House, Kuwaiti residential building, Middle East – design by AGi architects – The form of the residence is reminiscent of the movement patterns of a mop, from which flexible volumes are organized diagonally around a central axis: luxury house in Kuwait, Kuwaiti property
Kuwait’s urban fabric mostly consists of detached single-family homes highlighting a clear example of city-sprawl. To adapt to the desert climate, the distances between the built volumes are minimal, resulting in shaded spaces between houses.
Villa Moda Souk al-Manshar, Kuwait department store for luxury brands design by eldridge smerin Architects: Middle East department store development news & images
Al-Jahra And Al-Farwania Court Complex Kuwait design by AGi architects: the Kuwaiti Court Complex sits on a prominent site surrounded by special civic buildings.
Kuwait Children’s Hospital – design by AGi architects – The Kuwait KCH site is prominently located at the edge of the existing Al-Sabah Hospital Campus, and sits directly adjacent to the existing Al Sabah Pediatrics Hospital and the NBK Pediatrics Hospital.
Kuwaiti Residence. These six houses on three adjacent plots should be noticed for their bold black and white facade with far from being a decorative element reveals the very nature of this project.
Designed in collaboration by the London and Los Angeles offices of global architectural practice Gensler, and in conjunction with Kuwaiti developers Mabanee, Phase III of The Avenues – located in the Al Rai district of Kuwait City – will consist of more than 86,000 sqm of retail space when completed in early 2012.
Villa Moda Souk al-Manshar, Fahaheel District Retail Development, Kuwait City Shop – design by Sybarite Architects – images, Villa Moda Souk al-Manshar Kuwait design
Samer Eid Architect defines the “TOYOTA Exhibition Pavilion” as a living organism, a hybrid space. The challenge was to combine Toyota and Lexus cars within a mono-space, merging both themes together in an innovative architectural expression.
The Al Sharq office building quietly pursues a rigorous sustainability agenda. A shallow plan office floor plate with heavily shaded facades reduces the tower’s environmental footprint and provides an internal environment with extremely high levels of occupant comfort, flooded with diffuse natural light.
A National Wildlife Sanctuary of over 200 hectares will create one of the largest parks and research study centres anywhere in the Arabian Gulf. An Eco-Tourist Resort will open the Sanctuary to visits, study and exploration.