Architect & Researcher — working across residential and research-driven projects between Busan and Cairo.
"Learning and developing at both the professional and academic level will promote our productivity — shaping an invested prophecy in the next-generation consciousness." — Amr Fouad, on building a multi-access world
The work happens in the overlap: ancient discipline informing new systems, new systems making ancient ideas usable by everyone — a multi-access world, built at the scale of the whole species.
Every design decision traces back to a question worth answering — site, culture, material, or system — before it becomes a shape.
Working across two continents and building codes means no single method survives every project. The practice stays deliberately flexible.
Parametric modeling, simulation, and emerging fabrication methods earn a place in a project only when they solve something a drafting board can't.
A building or a system is only finished when it's usable by the widest possible range of people — that's the actual measure of "futuristic."
I've been lucky enough to work on a group of national and local projects, successfully holding various collaborative and leading positions across civil, MEP, and different departments, across all the RIBA stages.