Client: King Faisal University
Location: Al Ahsa – KSA
Services Provided: Design Competition, Architectural Design
Plot Size: 95,000 sq.m
Start Date: 2015
Challenge:
The challenge was to design a cutting-edge facility that accommodated the academic and research needs of the Faculty of Science and Veterinary Medicine at King Faisal University. The project required creating a flexible, functional, and inspiring educational environment while integrating the latest scientific and veterinary technologies. Additionally, the facility had to align architecturally with the surrounding campus, maintaining coherence with King Faisal University's established design identity.
Approach:
The design focused on creating a modern educational environment that balanced form and function. By carefully planning spatial arrangements, the project ensured seamless interaction between faculty members, students, and researchers. Each department was provided with designated areas for lecture halls, laboratories, offices, and collaborative spaces, fostering a cohesive academic community. Sustainability was also a key factor; the design incorporated energy-efficient systems, natural lighting, and landscaping that harmonized with the local environment, offering both ecological and aesthetic benefits.
Impact:
The Faculty of Science and Veterinary Medicine building has become a cornerstone of King Faisal University's campus. The innovative design supports advanced academic pursuits, enhances the university's reputation, and contributes to the education and professional training of future scientists and veterinarians. The structure’s harmonious integration with the university’s architectural character and the surrounding landscape reflects a thoughtful approach to sustainable and purposeful academic design.
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