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OF CREATIVE WORKS
CV
The essence of the creative act is
to see the familiar as strange.
Anon
Nationality : Ghanaian
Date/Place Of Birth : 17/05/1988 at Tamale, Ghana
Email : hassanykb@gmail.com
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PROFILE
EDUCATION
October 2015 - June 2016
Wolfson College -University of Cambridge, UK
Mphil Planning, Growth and Regeneration
September 2008-June 2014
Ecole Nationale dArchitecture-Rabat, Morocco
Diplme dArchitecte(Master of Architecture)
September 2007-June 2008
Faculty of Educational Sciences-Rabat, Morocco
French
September 2003-July 2006
Ghana Senior High School, Tamale, Ghana
High School Certificate
SKILLS
Adobe
BEGINNER
INTERMEDIATE
ADVANCED
(Photoshop,Illustrator
InDesign,After Effects)
AutoCAD
Revit Architecture
Rhinoceros 3D
Trimble SketchUp
Grasshopper
Artlantis
Vray Render Engine
Microsoft Office
(Word,Excel,
Power Point,Project)
Web Design(HTML,CSS,
JQuery, JavaScript)
Python, Django
LANGUAGES
English
French
Spanish
2009/2010
Ghanaian Students Association in Morocco
General Secretary
2009-2011
Ghanaian Students Association in Morocco
Member,National Steering Committee
August 2011-July 2013
Ghanaian Students Association in Morocco
Electoral Commissioner
INTERESTS
Entrepreneurship
Innovation
Education
Programming
Reading-Non Fiction
Philosophy
Design
Sustainable Development
Global Issues
History
Electronics
CONTENTS
STUDIO WORK................................04
PROFESSIONAL WORK.................19
WRITING SAMPLE.........................24
GENERAL DESIGN.........................25
Barriers
Artificial
and Natural
Public
Spaces
and
Courtyards
Vacant Plots
for
Development
Routes
Noise
Pollution
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
RECYCLING/REUSE CENTRE
Develop the existing low-end
recycling industry into a
city-wide industry
RECONSTRUCTED
MARKET
MARKET HOSTEL
PARKING FACILITIES
D
F
C
E
CONSTRUCTED
WETLANDS
SCHOOL
RESIDENTIAL
IRRIGATION PONDS
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Hotspots
Building heights
maximize views to river
and cultivated elds
URBAN AGRICULTURE
RI
VE
R
2500
Serving as a
leisure and
activity river
front
W
DA
O
Riverside Walkway
My thesis project was centered on desiginging for the urban poor of the slums using the
inherent dominant culture of resilience and improvisation to inform the sustainability
principles that we sought to design in. As a result, the slum had to be studied and analysed
to come up with local materials available, the culture of self-building and the mechanisms
around that as well as the sence of community and very creative ownership, environmental
and material flow systems that had been improvised to meet their daily needs. This analysis
then served as a basis to redefine sustainability in the wider sustainale city discourse with
the goal of formalising the informal as it were. The model which eveolved from this study,
the Sustainable Integration Model therefore defined the design response providng for an
interesting way of integrating the informal into the existing urban system of Accra.
Pond
al
entia
Resid
al
entia
Resid
al
entia
Resid
Neighbourhood
Parks
and gardens
Community Hall
Community Centre
MASTER PLAN
The civic core serves as the heart of the project where the whole
community congregates to learn, acquire skills and entertain
themselves. The projects here consisted of a community centre and
hall, a clinic and a green area at the scale of the community.
6
A number of the Proposed social facilities located
within the Civic Core of the project
Pond
Neighbourhood
Parks
and gardens
al
entia
Resid
al
entia
Resid
al
Community Hall
entia
Resid
Community Centre
Primary Winds
North Easy Trade Winds
Dry Humid occuring in the
Dry Season
ENERGY USE /GENERATION
Courtyard system of
housing units allows for
constant renewal of air
PASSIVE STRATEGIES
Extensive use of Bamboo screens in
buildings reduces direct sunlight
impact while allowing for easy
ventilation.
Locally sourced materials like earthen
bricks , bamboo and wood are
encouraged for use in construction to
keep costs as low as possible
E
ISE
NR
SU
ISE
NR
SU
ET
NS
SU
Primary Winds
NS
SU
Secondary Winds
WATER MANAGEMENT
Rainwater collected via tilted roofing
system is channelled into building
integrated water reservoirs for
household use
PASSIVE STRATEGIES
Extensive use of Bamboo screens in
buildings reduces direct sunlight
impact while allowing for easy
ventilation.
LOCAL MATERIALS
Bamboo Screens
Courtyard
system of
housing units
allows for
constant
renewal of air
Bioswales
DRAINAGE AND RUNOFF FILTRATION
Cobble stone covered flooring allows for
easy runoff infiltration to replenish water
table and thus the river.
Bioswales running along major pathways
serve as neighbourhood level sewage
system .
19
ESCALIER DE
SECOURS
5.09
12.48 m
WC F
WC M
14.12 m
14.13 m
CONSEIL/ORIENTATION
51.67 m
LT
3.00 m
4.08
GUICHET
UNIQUE
199.48 m
A107
RESTAURANT
158.16 m
ACCUEIL
4.84
113.97 m
55
Cage Escalier
9.29 m
19
6.00
6.00
5.46
7.95
A107
5.46
6.00
6.00
19
2 r+1
Ech : 1 : 100
ESCALIER DE
SECOURS
12.48 m
SALLE DE
PROJECTION
45.15 m
SALLE DE COURS
WC F
22.49 m
14.12 m
WC M
14.13 m
SALLE DE
PROJECTION
41.77 m
SALLE DE
CONFERENCES
40.25 m
LT
3.00 m
1
A107
A106
B
VIDE SUR CAFE
Atrium serving as
heating corridor
for studios
Proposed
amphitheatre
for students
A centralised
system of control to
give feedback on
amount of energy
used,generated and
conserved
A biogas system
installed to
demonstrate
to architects
its mode of
functioning.
PPV
ELECTRICITE ALIMENTE LES ATELIERS
Photovoltaic panels
installed on the roofs
covering a surface
area of around
4200m.
The National School of Architecture was built in the early 2000s around a time when the
needed for incorporating sustainable design principles in architecture was not pressing.
Existing structures do not therefore fully comply with sustainability best practices. Our proposal
for this project was to make projections of features which could be added or modified in other
to improve upon the sustainable nature of an architecture school .
Aside the environmental and cost benefits,one other crucial good is the fact that student
architects will observe and use at first hand features they learn in a theoretical manner in
classes.
Concentrating mainly on the semi circular studios block,our proposal seeks to generate
electricity form solar panels and correct the greenhouse effect as a result of the plexiglass
covered inner atrium. We introduced suspended plantings in the atrium which will serve to
oxygenate the hot air thereby cooling inner temperatures.
Most of the studios were redesigned using state of the art renewable materials to increase
acoustic and thermal comfort. A biogas system was also proposed to make use of paper and
human waste on site.
PLANS
10
33.30
1.50
8.05
2.01
1.50
1.37
3.80
1.50
1.58
1.20
49
6.35
3.50
95
3.75
5.00
60
8.05
3.65
49
1.20
1.80
4.45
1.50
51
1.80
2.88
CUISINE
20
6.90
CHAMBRE
WC
1.20
1.20
2.80
1.20
SDB
WC
1.93
2.39
1.85
10
1.63
3.91
30
20
1.60
33.30
3.00
CUISINE
5.60
3.00
25
3.19
3.25
1.53
1.01
15
12
PALIER
1.50
3.43
18
15
17
SDB
WC
DEGAGEMENT
2.46
SDB
CHAMBRE
8.60
6.15
CHAMBRE
1.50
CHAMBRE
1.50
CUISINE
3.90
2
A107
1.95
1.50
3.01
1.20
3.54
1.20
2.25
3.50
1.77
3.23
19.35
APPARTEMENT
APPARTEMENT
110 m
110m
DUPLEX
APPARTEMENT
170 m
6.40
4.50
DUPLEX
125 m
170 m
45
3.50
APPARTEMENT
DUPLEX
130 m
1.50
2.25
1.50
2.31
9.45
Plan R+1
33.30
150 m
33.30
1.50
1.50
8.05
81
1.20
3.80
4.49
1.20
6.30
90
4.19
5.00
7.66
4.79
1.20
1.53
1.80
1.42
1.50
CHAMBRE
1.50
2.00
2.00
A107
7.65
1.50
30
1.50
After an urban analysis of the Sidi Bernousi Industrial area of Casablanca, our research brought
to the fore some needs of the inhabitants. One major issue was with housing for the low and
middle income classes.
We were tasked to make proposals of multi-storey housing for the middle and low classes
while promoting societal integration of the populace.
In due course our proposal for an intermediary housing scheme sought to promote a mixed
class residence by incorporating various types of housing. We proposed studios ,apartments,
duplexes and suspended villas to cater for wide needs. In so doing we could have a total response
to all classes whiles conjointly providing activity through the commercial spaces on the ground
floor.
In laying out the block plan , the open block system of French architect Christian de Portzamparc
was studied and applied in other to maximize land use and promote effective integration of
building to site.
CHAMBRE
4.46
4.68
4.76
5.30
CHAMBRE
CHAMBRE
DEGAGEMENT
DRESSING
1.20
SDB
2.70
2.65
SDB
SEJOUR
1.20
2.25
10
11.85
CHAMBRE
CUISINE
15
WC
1.63
20
DEGAGEMENT
3.00
SDB
5.83
2.72
1.60
3.75
CHAMBRE
2.70
HALL
2.73
1.60
SEJOUR
25
DEGAGEMENT
DEGAGEMENT
25
5.86
SDB
CHAMBRE
11
CHAMBRE
CHAMBRE
14
13
12
SDB
1.50
18
17
16
15
3.35
SDB
5.75
PALIER
10
5.75
CHAMBRE
6.00
5.60
3.00
CUISINE
33.30
25
HALL
3.00
WC
6.30
COURSIVE
CUISINE
25
2.80
2.80
33.30
3.05
WC
3.28
23
1.05
SEJOUR
2.25
1.80
2.25
2.25
30
30
CHAMBRE
1.80
1.50
4.42
SEJOUR
CHAMBRE
1.80
A107
A107
6.15
A107
4.27
4.20
4.27
70
15
25
DEGAGEMENT
16
WC
SEJOUR
2.70
3.05
14
13
WC
10
3.05
2.70
1.14
11
25
10
1.53
SEJOUR
3.45
HALL
2.75
CUISINE
TRC
30
5.60
3.00
1.66
2.75
CUISINE
TRC
10
CUISINE
6.00
30
3.05
5.95
COURSIVE
2.70
1.83
33.30
30
3.00
1.82
6.30
89
3.05
1.63
2.80
3.05
3.91
1.70
WC
1.60
1.60
1.05
1.94
25
SEJOUR
33.30
1.05
1.60
3.15
3.00
SEJOUR
2.90
WC
3.25
1.63
30
20
99
SDB
12.15
CHAMBRE
2.80
12.15
4.68
4.46
8.00
DEGAGEMENT
1.13
1.13
6.90
8.60
15
4.68
7.70
1.50
CHAMBRE
SEJOUR
SEJOUR
DEGAGEMENT
2.00
4.03
CUISINE
CHAMBRE
1.50
1.50
TRC
30
1.50
1.00
TRC
1.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
A107
COMPLEXE
SPORTIF
COMPLEXE
SPORTIF
11
COMPLEXE
COMPLEXE
SPORTIF
SPORTIF
N
volley-ball
volley-ball
basketball
basketball
foot
foot
bernoussi
bernoussi
12
COOPERATIVE AGROSCAPES
13
DESIGNING
EFFICIENT
URBAN-RURAL
CYCLES
LEVELS
OF
COOPERATION
CONCEPT FOR
THE GRAND
CASABLANCA
AREA
AGROSCAPE CORRIDOR
DETAIL
DESIGN
This project was undertaken in conjunction with two other students within a team of 8 selected
students from the National School of Architecture and the Technical University of Berlin.
Dubbed Urban Agriculture Casablanca, the project is a German-Moroccan research project of
the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) within the megacity research
programme Research for the Sustainable Development of Megacities of Tomorrow, Focus:
Energy- and climate-efficient structures in urban growth centres.
The Medouina urban agriculture project was the last workshop organised under the research
in Casablanca.
the challenge was to come up with innovative urban agriculture scenarios that would fit within
the larger interventionguidelines of the research project.
My team proposed a cooperative scenario were the city and rural came into strong relations as
well as farmers, inhabitants, and industry.
14
15
16
17
Internship - Renovation
THis was also a renovation work we did during an internship.The Client needed to renovate
his old residence while adding a swimming pool and exterior greenery.
150 SEATING
150 SEATING
CONFERENCE HALL
68' - 3"
OUTDOOR HUT
RECEPTION/BREAKOUT AREA
8' - 0 1/2"
17' - 2 1/2"
KITCHEN
PERSONNEL M
OFFICE
3' - 11"
STORE
WC F
WC M
PERSONNEL F
11' - 9 1/2"
LAUNDRY
BATH
WC
WC
BATH
4' - 8 1/2"
BAR
26' - 9"
LOUNGE
RESTAURANT
19' - 8"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
3' - 3 1/2"
18' - 0 1/2"
18' - 0 1/2"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
SWIMMING POOL
STREET
8' - 6"
SKYLIGHT
RECEPTION/BREAKOUT AREA
11' - 9 1/2"
BAR
3' - 3 1/2"
OFFICE
3' - 11"
STORE
KITCHEN
PERSONNEL M
PERSONNEL F
8' - 0 1/2"
8' - 6"
LAUNDRY
BATH
WC
WC
BATH
WC F
WC M
BOARDROOM
17' - 2 1/2"
BOARDROOM
26' - 9"
LOUNGE
RESTAURANT
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
19' - 8"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
3' - 3 1/2"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
STREET
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
SION
TEN
X
E
URE
FUT
SKYLIGHT
5' - 11"
10' - 2"
OFFICE- MANAGER
PARKING (20)
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
68' - 3"
OUTDOOR HUT
OUTDOOR HUT
PARKING (20)
CONFERENCE HALL
8' - 6"
4' - 8 1/2"
8' - 6"
STREET
N
O
I
S
N
E
T
X
E
E
R
U
T
U
F
SKYLIGHT
SKYLIGHT
5' - 11"
10' - 2"
OFFICE- MANAGER
ENTRY
17' - 2 1/2"
RECEPTION
OUTDOOR HUT
8' - 6"
ENTRY
BOARDROOM
8' - 6"
150 SEATING
150 SEATING
BOARDROOM
8' - 6"
18' - 0 1/2"
18' - 0 1/2"
SWIMMING POOL
21' - 10"
17' - 2 1/2"
12' - 7 1/2"
12' - 7 1/2"
17' - 2 1/2"
RECEPTION
21' - 10"
17' - 2 1/2"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
PARKING (20)
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
PARKING (20)
3' - 3 1/2"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
8' - 6"
STREET
GYM
19' - 8"
This proposal was for a 8-storey hotel and conference facility in the heart of Tamale. The design brief
demanded a high-end class hotel that could easily be replicated in other cities of Ghana to create a
hotel franchise. The size and nature of the plot demanded careful design so as to account for all the
essential facilities needed for a smooth functioning of the hotel. As a result, basement parking was
proposed with a raised deck swimming pool that is almost halfway the groundfloor. The sky lounge
and bar provides a convenient open-air space for relaxation and enjoyment of the views. The last
floor will serve as the executive and business suites with swiming and catering facilities envisaged
on the roof, the first of its king in the city. The signature facade and irregular rectangular incisions
allow to break the otherwise monotonous look typical of hotels while allowing for shielding from
the exccessive sunshine in these parts of the country. In all, the intricate use of space and the volume
provide a pearl worthy of the standard and a project to look out for in Tamale.
Ground Floor
19
20
Reading Room
Reading Room
Store
Store
WC F WC M
WC FWC M
SEA
T
COUNTER
SEA
T
WATER DISPENSER
SEATS
WATER DISPENSER
45
Reading Room
SEA
T
SEA
T
Reading Room
Entry Lobby
Computer Room
21
2
A105
525
1500
7600
1581
3338
3300
4000
5A
1731
505
3700
1200
1250
3495
W4
W4
6700
1200
W4
5150
D1
1000
3400
W1
150
D2
2225
W3
W3
W3
2225
W3
Female
Dinning Hall
3500
Ramp
1275
300
1300
8300
2
4000
W1
3000
3000
19600
4000
W1
W1
1300
8300
5
3000
4275
W2
W2
3300
W1
788
4000
W1
W1
W2
3000
4275
W2
4000
W1
638
788
3000
488
1275
488
W3
Ramp
W3
Male Dinning
Hall
1275
300
Ramp
2225
12850
W3
3500
2225
Ramp
488
1275
488
W3
2225
5150
638
D2
5A
1800
W6
W6
Bulk Store
room
12200
D2
1500 75
1A
3400
D2
5000
D1
D2
150
Kitchen
150
3575
Ramp
W4
1200
1400
7600
D2
3400
W1
150
D2
D2
150
4450
1563
900
D2
3050
2225
D2
Lobby
5150
1650
1500
D1
2225
21950
638
150
5150
1
A106
1650
W4
Store room
3500
W5
1200
3575
Office Matron
3400
4000
W4
1150
W5
21950
3475
A
1750
1200
8300
1A
1925
1200
1838
1250
638
19600
1
A105
Desi
W1
In response to a brief by an Islamic school for a dining hall complex, the design response
was to follow the strict seperation of male and female eating areas with a common kitchen
but the possibility of fraternizing outside of the hall. The accessibility to the halls is designed
to cater for the needs persons with reduced mobility through the integration of ramps and
railing for supports. Local material in the form of stone veneer to the base of the exterior
serve as a signature mark for the halls.
Pr
22
2A
3
18000
10750
1500
1950
2775
1500
4350
4200
W2
W2
3700
3000
1500
975
800
2300
1450
4150
2300
5150
W5
4150
1550
D2
Master Bedroom
245
1500
244
1500
18000
E
F
1300
2300
3200
3950
Living area
300300
450
450
15950
5000
Verandah
150
1300
W2
4550
D3
D1
2800
2950
W1
150
W1
W1
6100
450
W2
4350
4200
1200
1370
W3
245
1900
1900
3000
W4
2650
4550
2635
3500
D4
Kitchen
775
750 150 875
3500
Kitchen
245
W4
800 215
1750
900
D1
150
D1
800
1000
3150
150
1500
D3
Bedroom
6850
800
W2
D3
2500
150
Living area
900 150
3650
800
1350
150
600
150
250 800
400
W5
Bath
2575
4200
Wc
W5
750
1600
2275
D3
150300
D2
Corridor
D2
750
850
4050
D3
750
450
D2
2700
3500
2850
W2
3650
1500
11050
150
4200
1150
4200
150
350
800
D3
D3
2150
Bedroom
3000
850
Walkin Closet
Corridor
Dining area
D
2
2850
800
Bedroom
A106
150
W2
4000
D3
D2
150
450
150
1200
650 150
2700
400
150 650
1350
W5
550
WC
W5
400150
2420
1200
150
D3
800
4200
900
1350
D1
Bath
1350
16700
800
575
225
150 550
D2
2700
1400
150
150
3350
W2
4150
1500
4300
Bedroom
2050
Bath
W2
Bedroom
2050
1400
150
1500
4150
5150
A106
150
1350
1500
1350
150
115 800
4500
680
3000
245
1370
245
1500
244
150 800
8200
1500
400
1500
800 150
5300
18000
Atelier VI
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2A
3
PLAN
Project number
Date
V24/2014
16/11/2014
Drawn by
Neindow H. Yakubu
Checked by
Neindow H. Yakubu
This consisted of a response to a brief that demanded a residence for a family of 4 and
then a side house for additional family members given the extended system common
in Ghana. The challenge here was to have seperation of both houses in the interior
but to make them appear on the exterior as one whole unit. In the end, the response
leveraged this to provide an interesting volumetry to the residence giving a central high
roof surrounding marking the entrance and common areas flanged by two lower roofs
covering the service parts of the residence.
Scale
23
5.78
3.50
5.93
1.43
0.75
1.43
1.29
4.45
4.98
1.43
0.75 0.41
2.71
Space
1.59
F
0.15
2.00
WI Closet
W3
D3
11
10
0.15
2.10
Landing
0.75
4.75
2.38
5.05
0.73 0.75
1.20
4.71
1.68
3.36
18.95
1.20
Kitchen
3.65
3.99
0.15
0.15
1.15
GW1
D1
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Hall
Family Area
Atelier VI
Section AA
Ech : 1 : 100
A
W1
GW1
4
3
A1
G1
Ridge Cap
Dinning Area
D1
W2
1.60
0.15
3.00
GW2
G1
Hall
1.64
W3
D2
0.15
7.65
12
3.99
+9.91
4.50
6.20
4.50
13
B
R
5.65
14
D4
5A
A1
12.95 m
94.31 m
94.31 m
37.46 m
37.46 m
12.29 m
12.29 m
22.54 m
22.54 m
2.48 m
2.48 m
0.00 m
0.00 m
30.39 m
30.39 m
525.09 m
1.80
0.75 1.06
D3
1.00
D3
0.15 0.50
W2
2.01
W2
D3
2.91
1
1.80
Area
1
Living Area
1
Master Bedroom
1
Store
3
Study
1
WC
1
wc
1
WI Closet
10
1.15
3.50
15
0.95
1.20
2.50
1.25
0.15
28.12 m
28.12 m
99.22 m
99.22 m
0.00 m
0.00 m
22.54 m
22.54 m
26.85 m
26.85 m
49.98 m
49.98 m
63.56 m
63.56 m
22.39 m
22.39 m
12.95 m
PORCH
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R. Yakubu
3.10
0.15
16
Garage
A1
+0.30
0.15 1.50
+0.30
Archway
UP1
W3
D4
D2
2.95
3.50
3.87
4.60
4.26
0.50
0.15
+0.30
D4
2.72
2.81
Store
17
+0.30
Bath
1.28
1.40
1.20
18
4.50
7.30
2.40
3.00
1.62
5A
1.25
D2
Family Area
D4
5B
Master Bedroom
5.38
2.55
D3
2.11
5.78
1.45
1.20
0.30
D4
W2
2.55
0.64
GW2
D4
0.80
W3
0.60
0.15
0.61
4.71
4.86
1.60
4.71
0.75
1.10
16.16
1.50
1.20
1.80
1.65 0.15
WC
D3
0.30
0.30
0.00
1.71
0.53
Bedroom
WI Closet
C
3
TERRACE
D2
D3
2.31
7.00
4A
+0.30
1.00
A110
1.71
4.60
5.78
D1
3.50
W3
0.75 0.80
0.15
W2
2.30
Bath
1.70
W3
0.15
2.20
0.15
0.15
4.50
2.50
2.50
2.35
2.00
WI Closet
2.20
D1
W3
W3
2.33
2.33
0.30
W2
0.64
E
W3
Space
1.75
2.26
1.75
1.60
2.00
WI Closet
W3
Bath
7
Bedroom
7
Corridor
1
Dinning Area
1
Family Area
1
Garage
1
Hall
1
Kitchen
1
Kitchenette
Area
+0.45
W2
2
1
D3 1
D3
3.65
2.50
1.07
7.45
2.25
1.50
2.10
1.01
2B
5.93
0.92
3.00
4.29
23.42
0.71
4.14
3.00
4.29
0.71
A110
3.65
1.20
3.65
1.79
1.30
A110
W1
2.00
1.50
1.64
2.35
Project Number
Car Entrance
V22/2014
Drawn by
Neindow H. Yakubu
Verified by
Neindow H. Yakubu
A100
Scale
23.63
4 1.43 4A
5.29
0.75
1.43
4.45 5
4.98
2.71
0.75 0.41
W3
W2
0.75
5B
Bedroom
D1
4.75
W3
4A
2.10
Bath
0.15
5.78
0.15 1.29
0.60
0.15
1.20
W2
WI Closet
2.74
0.14
4.56
Living Area
D2
3.32
Store
D2
D3
D2
D2
5A
3.50
3.70
D2
Balcony
1.06
D2
15
14
13
12
11
10
Study
4.50
UP
16
W1
D2
Balcony
W1
1.25
7.85
4.50
8.40
4.80
17
2.64
Kitchenette
18
Landing
Atelier VI
A Multidisciplinary design practice
2.50
1.46
W2
A1
W2
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A1
R. Yakubu
1.85
1.90
1.15
1.53
3.65
0.75
3.65
5.50
2.25
1.50
2.23
5.93
1.20
7.30
First Floor
2.88
4.00
1.80
Balcony
D3
0.15 1.00 0.15
W2
0.60
0.15
0.60
W3
14.81
C
1.50
2.35
2.01
W3
0.75
W3
Bedroom
A110
0.15
4.71
0.75
4.86
1.60
3.50
D2
D3
1.20
Bedroom
0.73 0.75
W3
5A
W3
2.20
Balcony
D2
1.80
D3
W3
4.51
D3
Bath
Bath
2.31
WI Closet
2.35
2.50
3.30
D3
4.71
W3
D3
W3
D3
W3
2.95
W2
1.75
WI Closet
W3
3.10
2.25 A110
2B
4.14
1.20
3.91
10.22
A110
23.42
3.65
1.20
1.30
3.65
D1
18
F
WI Closet
+9.91
5B 1.43
1.59
F
6.03
D1
0.65 0.70
5.93
1.75
0.60 0.85
5.05
1.20
2.25
4.56
2B
16.33
1.15
18.95
0.75
3.60
1.00
3.65
2.26
0.75
2.38
1.03
1.68
3.65
1.20
1 : 100
0.75
2
2.92
0.85
A1
Date
Pedestrian Entrance
Car Entrance
23/09/2014 07:38:39
3.65
2.50
8.23
0.69
0.70
1.20
2.25
1.30
1.15
0.80
0.75
4
A110
Schedule of Rooms
0.17
1.00
3.65
Schedule of Rooms
5B
0.18
23.63
10.55
0.75
1.94
1.03
3.65
4A
2.80
1.20
3.00
2.92
2B
0.45
3.00
Section BB
Ech : 1 : 100
Sectio
Ech : 1
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Writing Samples
As a fervent believer in the ideal architect as propounded by Vitrivius in his 10 books on
architecture, i engage in a number of writings on architectue, the city and urban policy.
I maintain a blog and contribute to the architecture news portal Arch2.O
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Propc
Most laptop users prefer laying in bed whiles using their computers. One worrying feature
is that these users place the computers on the laps or stomachs,the ensuing heating could be
harmful to ones health.
Propc is a lightweight support system made of recyclable bamboo or wood which could help
prevent health related issues.
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I believe in the exitence of a supreme creative mind,we are only drawing from it
when we design
Hassan Mohammed Yakubu.