The design of a train station in the heart of Beirut, inspired by the murmuration of birds, parametric forms, and organic structures, seeks to merge nature with advanced architectural principles. Drawing from the dynamic, fluid motion of birds in flight, the station's form features a sweeping parametric roof with undulating curves, creating a sense of movement and openness.

RAQWA CO. is a café concept that reimagines the ground floor of a Lebanese corner building as a welcoming neighborhood coffee shop. The design follows the building’s existing openings and proportions, introducing textured cladding, cream fabric awnings, and discreet signage that give the café a presence on both streets.

Private Residence in Jbeil, Lebanon

Casa Byblos is a contemporary Mediterranean residence located near the Lebanese coast in Jbeil. The project reinterprets the character of traditional Lebanese architecture through a modern, minimal language, combining warm natural materials, shaded outdoor spaces, local vegetation, and a strong connection between interior and landscape.

Organized around open living spaces and a central courtyard, the house is designed to embrace the Mediterranean climate and lifestyle.

Located in the heart of Tyre, Lebanon, my project envisions a Maritime Archaeology Research Center and Museum that bridges the ancient and the contemporary. Rooted in the profound historical layers of Tyre from its Phoenician origins to the Roman era the design pays homage to the city's legacy while looking toward the future. Visitors begin their journey within the Roman ruins, gradually transitioning into the museum through a thoughtfully designed approach that respects the archaeological context.