Architecture Portfolio

Name: MUNZER JAGLIT

location: Yenikent Gönyeli, Nicosia, Cyprus munzerja@hotmail.com

Accomplished architecture student with strong academic achievements and a passion for working in the designing and planning. Currently working towards a master with a grade of 3.7 CGPA and having already made numerous achievements including projects papers

Jul, 2021 - Sep, 2021

The office is specialized in architecture designing and site management and superduring my practice there were four projectson construction process each one has I’ve learned the ways of professional life in architecture from drawing and designing

Software:

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe indesign

AutoCAD

Revit

rhino

SketchUp

Jan, 2015 - May, 2017

Gained a lot of experience regarding the construction of elevators and thecon-

3dmax

Word

Excel

V-ray

LANGUAGES:

English

Arabic

Bachelor’s degree

Oct,2018 - Jun, 2022

During my studying period in architecture school, I developed my imagination and, at the same time, learned the standards and rules of planning and designing. I also learned a lot of software for designing and visualization.

In this portfolio, I will present to you a series of my projects through the academic years, each project with a different idea and function.

I chose to show work from various years and at various levels. to show my skills and designs.

Designing has always been a passion for me, and I translate that into the following work.

ARCHITECTURE FACULTY CAFE

The project is located at Near East University, in front of the faculty of architecture. Our project is a cafe building. The main concept of the design is to create a continuous connection between the public area and the faculty bridge to have a building that serves and connects the students between different parts of the university.

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

a view from the area outside the first floor of the cafe, this area connects the two ramps together.

an interior view from the first floor of the dining hall an open vibrant space for students and young people.

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

THE CONCEPT OF THE COMPLEX EMERGES FROM THE IDEA OF CONNECTIVITY AND SHARED LIVING AND THE BEST REPRESENTATION OF THAT IS THE YIN YANG CHINESE CONCEPT. THE CONCEPT HELP INSPIRE THE PLACES AND THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE TWO MASSES AND THE IDEA OF INTEGRATING GREENERY IN THE DESIGN AS AN ELEMENT OF COURTYARDS AND ROOF GARDENS IS USED ON EVERY LEVEL FOR BETTER VENTILATION AND SOLAR USE. THIS AMBITIOUS DESIGN IS LOCATED IN NICOSIA CITY CENTRE IN A VERY VIBRANT AREA THIS ADDITION TO THE CITY WILL CREATE A NEW DESTINATION FOR FAMILIES AND YOUNG PEOPLE.

CY-ARCH MUSEUM

The main concept is to make a sculpted shape that is inspired by the walled Nicosia city plan outline. to have history give birth to modernism and the manifestation of history and ancient modernism It also shows the visitors that history and the future complete each other like a puzzle. The idea is to make a monument a sculpture landmark, a statement in the old city.

EXTRA WORK

IDEAL COZY ROOM DESIGN

THE TWISTED TOWER

THE ENTITY DESIGN AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE DESIGN IDEA

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