Use the provided building image as the base reference. STRICT RULE: Preserve the original building massing and proportions as the main front anchor. --- GOAL: Transform the building into a larger contemporary Saudi architectural educational complex with a central open courtyard. The design should follow the language of modern Saudi architecture clean, minimal, abstracted from tradition — NOT traditional replication. --- TRANSFORMATION: - Extend the building horizontally and backward - Form a U-shaped or semi-closed layout around a central courtyard - Keep the original building as the front anchor - Create a central open courtyard: • clearly visible from above • surrounded by building masses • minimal and clean --- ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE: - Replace traditional elements with contemporary interpretation: • use vertical fins instead of heavy rawasheen • use perforated screens abstract geometric patterns • clean rectangular openings - Maintain: • light plaster walls • strong solid vs void composition • deep window recesses --- FACADE: - clean and minimal - no heavy ornamentation - subtle references to Saudi identity through patterns and shading - consistent rhythm across all wings --- FUNCTION: - classrooms arranged around courtyard - internal corridors overlooking courtyard - main entrance remains at front - add 2–3 additional simple entrances --- COURTYARD: - open to sky - minimal landscape - clean paving - optional light shading structures thin pergola or frames --- STYLE: - contemporary Saudi architecture - minimal, elegant, refined - no traditional heavy detailing - no decorative clutter --- LIGHTING: - soft natural daylight - clean shadows - high clarity --- IMPORTANT: - do not turn it into traditional Hijazi style - do not add heavy wooden details - keep it modern, abstract, and architectural. the new extensions must look like they were designed by the same architect using the same facade system and pattern
PromptUse the provided building image as the base reference. STRICT RULE: Preserve the original building massing and proportions as the main front anchor. --- GOAL: Transform the building into a larger contemporary Saudi architectural educational complex with a central open courtyard. The design should follow the language of modern Saudi architecture (clean, minimal, abstracted from tradition — NOT traditional replication). --- TRANSFORMATION: - Extend the building horizontally and backward - Form a U-shaped or semi-closed layout around a central courtyard - Keep the original building as the front anchor - Create a central open courtyard: • clearly visible from above • surrounded by building masses • minimal and clean --- ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE: - Replace traditional elements with contemporary interpretation: • use vertical fins instead of heavy rawasheen • use perforated screens (abstract geometric patterns) • clean rectangular openings - Maintain: • light plaster walls • strong solid vs void composition • deep window recesses --- FACADE: - clean and minimal - no heavy ornamentation - subtle references to Saudi identity through patterns and shading - consistent rhythm across all wings --- FUNCTION: - classrooms arranged around courtyard - internal corridors overlooking courtyard - main entrance remains at front - add 2–3 additional simple entrances --- COURTYARD: - open to sky - minimal landscape - clean paving - optional light shading structures (thin pergola or frames) --- STYLE: - contemporary Saudi architecture - minimal, elegant, refined - no traditional heavy detailing - no decorative clutter --- LIGHTING: - soft natural daylight - clean shadows - high clarity --- IMPORTANT: - do not turn it into traditional Hijazi style - do not add heavy wooden details - keep it modern, abstract, and architectural. the new extensions must look like they were designed by the same architect using the same facade system and pattern
Date01 May 2026
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