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# 2017 One Hour |
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One Hour is an system of recreational spaces designed to provide temporary relief from the stresses of urban life. The project is inspired by Dubai’s transition into 24-hour society and the occupational stress that this produces among the city’s residents. The design responds by proposing a system of relaxation zones positioned strategically throughout the city. These zones are designed to maximize the therapeutic effects of the one-hour break that is standard to the working day. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature, art, people, or solitude. Each node is the One Hour network is takes the form of a ribbon folded to provide five kilometers of linear space that can be covered by one hour of continuous walking.
Sally Tareq Aljaderi, a fresh architecture graduate from the American University in Dubai (AUD), with a cumulative GPA of 4.0. Awarded to be the valedictorian of AUD by achieving the highest academic excellence among the entire graduating batch of 2017. Also, Sally’s graduation project won the 2nd place out of 40 other projects. Sally is Proficient in Using Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop and InDesign which helped her become distinguished with creative studio project designs (Structural, Cultural, Conceptual, Sustainable, and Urban).more
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