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Convention Center International Competition, Madrid, Spain - 2007
Madrid convention center and exhibition competition was on 2007. Dr. Wael presented this idea and he was alone. This design is the distribution of the elements of a particular program on a selected site to achieve sound functional relations with different functions, such as entrances, exits, suites, landscapes, water bodies, buildings, transportation and wait for stations. These relations were achieved the best solution by: Studying the available possibilities of the site and ensuring that there are natural advantages and archaeological areas that could be used for the benefit of the design. The areas of the site would be divided in line with the type of the assigned service to each zone. Entrances: You must provide a sufficient number of them and distributing them so that they do not lead to a movement breakthrough. Suites: they are the key element in the exhibition, distributed according to a number of considerations such as the nature of the land, buildings, green spaces, and natural and artificial lakes. The aim of the perfect design is to unite the movement of people in a way to enable them to see the exhibition easily without misleading the road or feel bored or tired. This design took into account changes that may occur in the expected movement, to prevent the resulting gathering caused by people slowing and their curiosity. There are two walk lines: limited (specified) line and unlimited line.Madrid convention center and exhibition competition was on 2007. Dr. Wael presented this idea and he was alone. This design is the distribution of the elements of a particular program on a selected site to achieve sound functional relations with different functions, such as entrances, exits, suites, landscapes, water bodies, buildings, transportation and wait for stations. These relations were achieved the best solution by: Studying the available possibilities of the site and ensuring that there are natural advantages and archaeological areas that could be used for the benefit of the design.
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