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Dr. Raed Sharaf Alelwani

Assistant Professor

Architecture

Faculty of Engineering

Exploring and using architecture as a medium to strengthen cultural and individual confidence to support local economies and to foster the ecological balance to achieve Saudi Arabian vision.

Education

2021

Cardiff University, United Kingdom

PhD, Philosophy of Engineering

2015

Academy of Art University, United States

Master Degree, Architecture

2007

Umm Al Qura University, Saudi Arabia

Bachelor Degree, Islamic Architecture

Experiences

Installer and Draftsman

  • Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2002

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  • To : 01-12-2007

Alelwani Company for the Installation of Fire Alarm Systems

Inspector

  • Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2007

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  • To : 01-12-2008

Office of Eng. Zaki Aljoharji Civil Engineering Consultant

Vice President of the Department of Building Permits

  • Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2008

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  • To : 01-12-2009

The Holy Makkah Municipality

Teaching Assistant

  • Al Baha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2009

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  • To : 01-12-2010

Al Baha University

Lecturer

  • Al Baha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-12-2015

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  • To : 01-01-2022

Al Baha University

Assistant Professor

  • Al Baha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2022

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  • To : Present

Assistant Professor

Research Interests

Reviving vernacular architecture

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Teaching Courses

ARCH-1751

Working Design 2

Credit Hours: 4
Course term: 7
Communication Hours: 8

This course is focused on the learning and perfecting of working design methods, presentation, terminology and working techniques and materials in particular: • Advanced building techniques, and recent finishing work techniques, and what all those problems require solutions and unconventional executive treatments. • Training on the working design drawings and finding solutions to the environmental issues related to the exterior finishing. • High-tech construction systems implementation into

ARCH-1750

Architectural Design 6

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 7
Communication Hours: 10

Studio Class, Subject; Musem Project

ARCH-1261

History and Theo. of Archit. 3

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 7
Communication Hours: 1

History and Theory of Architecture

ARCH-1004

Descriptive Geometry

Credit Hours: 4
Course term: 2
Communication Hours: 4

This course contributes to raising the student's imagination and sense ability of objects in space, understanding and determining the geometrical relationships between each point and line in space. The ability to express the space forms relations by drawing.

ARCH-1755

Graduation project

Credit Hours: 8
Course term: 8
Communication Hours: 16

The Graduation Project is intended for students to use their knowledge gained in all previous courses in a realistic project that would involve a major design experience.

ARCH-1001

Architectural Drawing

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 2
Communication Hours: 2

Architectural Drawing

ARCH-1501

Building Construction 3

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 6
Communication Hours: 6

This course includes: Various painting work / work of Cladding and Surface gladding / Moisture isolation, thermal and acoustic insulation work in buildings - general woodwork: doors, windows and equipment / metalwork / aluminum work. False Ceilings work. Various stairs and slopes Construction using different materials. Students perform practical applications on all the mentioned subjects.

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