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BADR AHMED ZABARAH
SAY IT LOUD - Ohio Exhibitor
Ohio Based Designer
Who or what inspires you professionally?
Bjarke Ingels and David David Libeskind. They are my inspires Architects. I like how each of them has a different style and different vision of Architecture.
BADR AHMED ZABARAH
Bio:
The great designer , Badr Ahmed Zabarah. I am From Saudi Arabia. I Graduated from Kent State University with bachelor of science in Architecture. I have done a lot of group projects. Recently, i have an internship with construction company in Jeddah, SA. Right now, I am working with Misk Art as project manager
How did you first learn about architecture and when did you decide that built environment profession was an area of interest for you?
Since I was young, i always like to draw and imagine. I decided to be an Architect After i graduated from the mid school. I was really exited to study in Architecture school. I had a really great opportunity to Study abroad at US.
What do you do?
I am working under Misk Art company as project manager.
What excites you in the work you do?
It focus in Art and exhibition and this is what i really love about it. It gives me the chance to learn and improve my self in Art which is will give me a different prospective about Architecture.
Who or what inspires you professionally?
Bjarke Ingels and David David Libeskind. They are my inspires Architects. I like how each of them has a different style and different vision of Architecture.
What is your proudest professional accomplishment or achievement?
That graduated From Architecture school and i have received a people’s choice Award in the one of the completion.
Featured Project Name:
The Book Stop
Featured Project Location:
Various
Featured Project Completion Date:
2019
Role in Featured Project:
Designer
Featured Project Description:
The inspired design of the Book Stop creatively approaches a global issue of limited resources for public access to great literature. With an adaptable and cost-effective execution the mobile meditative reading space provides opportunities in many locations especially those that are underdeveloped. This will ultimately refresh the importance of the sharing of knowledge through literature in a more playful and hands-on way.
Photography Credit:
Badr Zabarah
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