Architecture Students at Amman Arab University Present Pioneering Graduation Projects Addressing Local Challenges with Innovative Solutions
Aligned with the College of Engineering’s mission to deliver distinguished education, research, and architectural innovation—and reinforcing the Department of Architecture’s academic vision in connection with UN Sustainable Development Goals—students presented their graduation projects under directives from Professor Dr. Mohammad Al-Widyan, University President, and follow-up by Dr. Anwar Al-Assaf, Dean of the College of Engineering. The projects were supervised by Professor Dr. Hanan Ahmad and evaluated by a jury comprising Engineer Asma Al-Sayed, Engineer Diana Al-Tarzi, and Engineer Emad Darawsheh.
The projects featured diverse innovative design concepts in locations beyond Amman, aiming to boost tourism, revitalize local industries, and generate economic benefits. Themes included Dead Sea product manufacturing/marketing, Aqaba’s ship/yacht industry, astronomical sciences, and behavioral rehabilitation for youth. The individually developed projects were:
1. Aqaba Boat Design & Maintenance Port Complex
Presented by Ayah Ibrahim Ahmad Abdul Qadir
2. Dead Sea Salt Geological Center
Presented by Farah Mufleh Atallah Al-Suleiman
3. Wadi Rum Astronomical Sciences & Studies Complex
Presented by Omar Khatab Omar Al-Minawi
4. Corrective Rehabilitation and Psychological Therapy Center
Presented by Abdul Rahman Musa Issa Abu Lawi
The jury commended students’ efforts and enriched the discussion with valuable insights, praising project quality for their diverse, technology-aligned designs. They emphasized that the proposals reflected exceptional innovation and creativity through advanced architectural solutions integrating sustainability concepts and modern construction technologies—highlighting students’ awareness of aligning architecture with global trends. .
