A Qatari/Sudanese architecture mix in Sudan: The architects were inspired from the Qatari environmental solutions such as the wind catchers and some of the Qatari building esthetics andthey mixed it with Nubian architecture elements all in a modern melting pot.
The site occupies a prominent full block and represents a major addition to Downtown Khartoum. The project sits in the downtown urban core and provides office space, retail space and a parking garage.
Characteristic timber louvers are prominently displayed in the southern façade of this villa, to allow wind to naturally cool spaces. The sustainable design and layout of the building were directed towards creating a Green building.
The College comprises 5 lecture halls, a library and printing workshop surrounding a central courtyard. The buildings contain features specially designed to create wide, open spaces, utilizing natural light as much as possible. A range of natural materials were used, including sandstone, to reference tradition. Other notable elements are the gallery hall, amphitheater and courtyard for outdoor activities.
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