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TESFAY GEBREYOHANNES HAILUGRADUATE ARCHITECT

SEPTEMBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2016

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO RESUME DESIGN URBAN LANDSCAPE SKETCHES PHOTOGRAPHS BY TESFAY G. HAILU

Statue of the PORTFOLIO

It was the most devastating moment of my academic life. The story goes like this;

there was a guy who used to had a worse to save documents, projects, sketches, pic-

tures, drawings, paintings, virtual models, shots of physical models... and so many

more files been stored in a structured fash-ion. Unluckily, one day, during the harsh

time of semester end (5th year, semester-II, 2015G.C) and tight schedules of submis-

sion, almost 7 days away to end-up the semester, he lost all of his documents and

only have a laptop with empty hard-disk (HDD). So what can you say, sometimes technological innovations can terror an

Architecture student in to a Man of rem-iniscences of his/her past projects, thats

what happened to me. Anyways here I able to collect some fossils of my projects from friends and instructors to build this skeletal

portfolio.

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TESFAY GEBREYOHANNES HAILU

EDUCATION

SKILLS

KEY INTERESTS

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

AWARDS

NationalityDate of Birth

Address (current)E-mail

Phone (mobile)

EthiopianJanuary 15, 1992Bole sub-city, Addis Ababa, [email protected] Eth +251 (0) 933 192303

2010 2016

LANGUAGES COMPUTER GRAPHICS

2006 2008

2008 2010

B.Sc in Architecture (with Great Distinction)Mekelle UniversityEiT-M (Ethiopian institute of Technology-Mekelle)School of Architecture and Urban PlanningMekelle, Ethiopia

Atse Yohannes Preparatory SchoolMekelle, Ethiopia

Ayder Secondary SchoolMekelle, Ethiopia

ExcellentEnglishAutodesk AutoCAD, Revit, 3ds Max Design

Sketching, Painting, Architectural and other Related Model Making, Graphic Design, Watching Documentary Movies and Auditions, Participating in Different Community Services, Cycling

Excellent [Mother tongue]TigrignaAdobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere

Advanced level-1JapaneseMicrosoft office Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher, OneNote

Basic level-1ChineseOthersRhinoceros, SketchUP, Realtime Landscaping Architect, Lumion, Artlantis Studio, Cinema 4D, Ulead Video Studio and Basic Computer Skills.

ExcellentAmharicGraphisoft ArchiCAD

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2012

10 March 2014 to 27 June 2014

27 June 2014 to 11 September 2014

12 July 2015 to 13 October 2015

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CERTIFICATE for successful completion of a training on Heritage Conservation and Restoration of Architectural Works, which was conducted in Chelekot, Tigray, between April 29 May 3, 2013 G.C., and led by Professor Riichi Miyake from Fuji Womens University, Japan.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION of workshop (Mekelle University and CIGLER MARANI UNLIMITED issue together) about Sustainable Architecture, organized in Mekelle from 14th Oct 2013 to 22nd Nov 2013 for satisfactorily participation and completion with excellent results.

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION for recognition of successful PORTFOLIO COMPILATION, held by School of Architecture and Urban Planning, EiT-M, Mekelle University.

As Intern Architect at Yohannes Abbay Consulting Architects and Engineers, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia



CERTIFICATE for successful completion of Basic Chinese Language Course (Level One), held from March to June 2012 by the Chinese Language Center at Mekelle University.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION for successful completion of Japanese Language Program (Adv-1), held from March 22, 2012 to Jun 2, 2012 by the Japanese Language Unit, College of Social Sciences and Languages, Mekelle University.

CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION in recognition of WINNING THE MINIATURE MODEL COMPETITION for Mekelle City Grand Model which was exhibited on the 3rd ETHIOPIAN CITIES DAY.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION for successful completion of Japanese Language Program (Basic), held from March 18, 2011 to May 31, 2011 by the Japanese Language Unit, College of Social Sciences and Languages, Mekelle University.

CERTIFICATE for invaluable contribution as excellent project PERFORMER in Science and Technology Club in the year 2010 at Atse Yohannes Preparatory School.

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RESUME

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General Hospital

Tigray Museum

Sketches

St. Mary General Hospital

TACON Head Quar-ter Building

Ethiopian Vernacular Housings

KOICA-Oromia Broadcasting

METEC Administra-tion Building

National Theatre of Ethiopia New Head

Quarter

Oromia International Bank

Meles Zenawi Botanical Garden

Photographs

Academic writing

EiT-M Administration Building

Elementary School

EPRDF Head Office

College of Fine Arts

Jimma University Administration

Adwa General Hospital

Airport Campus Design

Clustered Office Buildings

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SELECTED PROJECTS

SCHOOL PROJECTS

SUMMER PROJECTS

INTERNSHIP PROJECTS

SKETCHES + PHOTOGRAPHS

PHYSICAL MODELS

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SCHOOL PROJECTS

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ARCHi-SKELETON[Architecture + Structure]

1Unified architecture and structure for the realization of an adaptableArchitecture and sustainable built environment.

1 Of course all buildings and other related structures exist unifying architecture and structure. But here, the intention of using this word unifying means is to take the advantage of a structure beside its merely support, use the most out of it, in conceptualizing ideas and design philosophies, as architectural design language; to tell a story, to articulate something, to serve as functioning member, to define context, to emphasize things, to create timeless masterpiece and a fabric of architectural fashion, and to tell what the feature ahead of us beholds... in the built environment [buildings and other related structures] in a straightforward manner.

ACADEMIC WRITINGAcademic year: 6th yearTitle: ARCHi-SKELETONAuthor: Tesfay GebreyohannesAdvisor: Architect Ephrem Nigusse

1Archi-Skeleton strives to achieve the 2thoughtfulness of structure in employing within the design process, which is architecture from the be-ginning. Thus Archi-skeleton will define the role of integrating structure with architecture and using it beyond its supporting purpose; to tell a story, to articulate something, to serve as functioning member, to define context, and to tell what the feature ahead of us beholds in the built

environment in a straightforward manner.

Structure, although is an architectural entity, which plays a dominant role in shaping the final and initial destiny of architecture. Since living in such technological era, the way of shaping our buildings, other related built-up structures, and the environment in general vastly diverge from place to place, and from country to country. Thus, the need for a well-developed and shaped environment within carefully crafted piece of ar-

chitecture has been of a paramount importance. Structure and architecture should have to blend seamlessly in complete harmony to realize a timeless architectural fashion.

This paper presents a chronological overview of the relationship between structure and architecture. It also traces current approaches em-ployed to conceptualize structure as design language in coherence with form and space. It concludes by proposing ideas to diminish the dearth

of integration between structure and architecture in Contemporary Ethiopian Architecture.

Key words: ARCHITECTURE, STRUCTURE, CONCEPTION, INTEGRATION, AIRPORT

1 Archi-Skeleton is the term coined by the author to represent the artfully integration of architecture and structure; Archi stands for Architecture and Skeleton stands for structure. Furthermore, it strives to create graceful buildings and built up environment, which able to strike a permanent pose due to the integration of ar-chitecture and structure in artfully manner, from the scratch to the realization process of Design. Such quality in Architecture makes it an everlasting fabric. However, this everlasting fabricness goes beyond merely aesthetic values of buildings. Within such everlasting buildings lies a structure giving its aesthetics an extended life and conveying a visual uniqueness to the building and the surrounding settings.2 Thoughtfulness [conception/conceptualizing]: architecture differs from construction by the assertion of subjectivity. The infinite of artistic practices inspires discov-ering methodologies outside the constructive region to cultivate an aesthetic and a relevant understood. via injecting itself into the economic and social flux, architec-ture must use the same tools as the system: it must manipulate signs, develop a story, and form a narration.

. . .Structure is columnar, planar, or a combination of these which a designer can intentionally use to reinforce or realize ideas. In this context, columns, walls and beams can be thought of in terms of concepts of frequency, pattern, simplicity, regularity, randomness and complexity. As such, structure can be used to define space, create units, articulate circulation, suggest movement, or develop composition and modulations. In this way, it becomes

inextricably linked to the very elements which create architecture, its quality and excitement.

(Clark, R. H. and Pause, M. (1985). Precedents in Architecture. Van Nostrand Reinhold, p. 3.)

Structure is a part of Archi-tectures DNA.

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A B C D E

AIRPORTAcademic year: 6th yearTitle: ARCHi-SKELETONAuthor: Tesfay GebreyohannesAdvisor: Architect Ephrem Nigusse

SITE LOCATION

A B C D E

When Architecture & structure coexisted as Sculp-ture, where spaces become obscured with struc-tural elements. Thus the destiny of human interac-tion with spaces will be limited to its periphery.

Optimum human interac-tion with ordinary space & structure.

Maximum human interaction with extraordinarily structural elegance; ARCHi-SKELETON.

Integrating with other aspects of architecture.

Modular structures, which is easily to ex-pand and develop like living organism.

A STRUCTURE FLEXIBLE TO EXPAND, SO THAT THE ARCHITECTURE.

GENERAL SITE-LAYOUT AND PLANNING

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APRON

RUNWAY WITH TOTAL LENGTH OF 3857 METER AND WIDTH OF 60 METER

RUNWAY WITH TOTAL LENGTH OF 3857 METER AND WIDTH OF 60 METER

CONTROL TOWER

FIRE BRIGADE

MUSEUM, SCHOOL AND THE AVIATION THEME PARK

PASSENGERS TERMINAL EXPANSION

HOTEL

CAR PARKING

CARGO TERMINAL

PASSENGERS TERMINAL

VEHICULAR PARKINGS

AREAS OF HANGARS

MAIN ACCESS

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Academic year: 4th year

POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

This project was demand a coordination of students in to a certain group to shape the campus to conceptual master plan level. Thus, the conceptual master plan composes: a general site plan layout, land use (zoning), street layout, open space layout (landscaping), building height with block mass to void ratio and the infrastructure layout (electricity, water and telephone). After that the detail design will blend to the individuals. Following this I was collaborated with Binyam Gebreeg-ziabher to produce the conceptual master plan of the campus.

The main intention of this project is to create a common space which binds and initiates the campus activities with the communities of the college and the outside societies. Since the main goal of this Campus is to train profession-als who can compute with the current issue of technology. Hence it focuses on practical learning process. So the stu-dents and the communities of the Campus should have to promote themselves to the societies. To do so they need a space which uses for exhibition, celebration, contemplation and other related events to perform with in the campus. Not only that but such spaces increase the social interac-tion of the communities and the student.

CAMPUS DESIGN

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SITE PLAN

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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

LOUNGE

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SOUTH - EAST ELEVATION

LIBRARY

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CLASS ROOMS

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DORMITORY

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STUDIO + COMPUTER LABORATORY

HALL

STUDIO COMPUTER LABORATORY EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

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STUDENT CAFETERIA

HALL

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLAcademic year: 4th yearCollaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

Host: CIGLER I MARANI UNLIMITED

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

This project was a part of international workshop titled as THINK GLOBALLY, ACT LOCALLY prepared by the collaboration of internationally known architectural firm CIGLER I MARANI UNLIMITED with Mekelle University, EiT-M, School of Architecture and Urban Planning.

Our design intention is to shape the learning environment from ordinary method of teaching in to learning

through experience. Not only the teaching method, we also strive to shape the behaviors of the students at their early stage of acquiring knowledge. Unlike the current ordinary teaching process, learning should not have fixed on teacher and blackboard, instead we want to shape their way of acquiring knowledge within the built environment psychologically and physically. In addition to this, our design seeks a possible locally available techniques and methods to ensure sustainability, local workmanship and comfortable environment. To ensure those qualities our design emerged based on continuous experiments we carried out.

During the site visit we have seen that a school which is built from mud and Eucalyptus trees (locally called Bahir-Zaf). This might be a good practice; but it has its own negative impact on the environment, with the using of Eucalyptus trees as construction material. It initiates deforestation so that it doesnt celebrate the concept of sustainability. So having the idea of sustainability in our mind our group looks for a material which is sustainable. To find the exact material its mandatory to know the available materials in the site. Available materials; Clay soil type, Straw and Cactus.Based on the experiment we carried out we able to figure out different mud based bricks for different purposes according to the experimental output. Thus the experiment helps to specify the material for wall construction, plastering and main-tenance purposes.

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Considering the site peripherys geomet-rical shape as design influencing entity.

Considering the site potential to accom-modate properly the desired programs.

Considering the site potential to incor-porate possible means of circulations.

Considering the design potential to void mass ratio.

Considering the design possibility to en-tertain the hierarchy of space and form.1 2 3 4 5

The intention of this project was to search any institution which functions in uncomfortable condition that founds within Mekelle city. And finally to come up with possible design solutions as an architect and urban designer.The institution I have chosen was Tigray College of ArtsI have chosen this institution because of the following problems. There was a mismatch be-tween existing space (volume and variety). It doesnt express the intended function rather it

looks something chaos. When I was explored through the compound I saw scattered buildings without pedestrian walkways, unrecognizable building orientation, notice boards installed at the edge of the buildings wall, dust bin installed on the branches of trees, only two public toilets on the main entrance of the institution, conference halls entirely built from corrugated iron sheet, untreated landscape with large trees though the trees are the main features of the institution.

My design intention is to create Inspirational spaces to the commu-nities. And I believe that an art should express the cultural aspects of the society. In my design I achieved this by providing public plaza type Transitional gallery space with cafe/restaurant and outdoor sitting to show the societies culture of gathering in a space and discussing about their daily lifes or something else. At the same time, I want to keep

the spirit of the entrance vegetation space throughout the building. I achieved this via providing green public spaces on the terraces of the building.Good public spaces should not be only consider about buildings form, aesthetic or something else. The focus must be on spaces between buildings, advanced the concept of urban plaza. Plaza, court spaces in

front of buildings are intermediate spaces between the street and the building. These urban spaces are a place to rest, sit, contemplate and relax.These public spaces also initiates the social interaction of the students between each other. Not only that the students can also paint, discuss, charm, study, and glimpse the landscape using these public spaces.

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

DESIGN PROCESS

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVES

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Academic year: 3rd year

Main Entrance

Cafe/Restaurant

Lecture Halls

Gallery Space

Cafe/Restaurant

Gallery Space

Passageway

Gallery Space

Public Space

Painting Studio

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As its a building which dedicated to portrays the fine arts, its undeniable that the geometric config-uration (structure) will play a great role in evoking the spirit of uniqueness and everlasting elegance and adaptable architectural and structural aspects. Thus, my design seeks to deploy modular and artistic structural elements and overall configuration to made up the whole composition. Those structural elements adapt seemingly the form and space of the building. In addition, the structural

configuration is not punched only for the purpose of supporting. Instead the structural configura-tion and overall geometric configuration coexisted in harmonious rhythm which blends throughout the building, to tell story, to articulate the significant attributes of form and space and after all to help withstand the building profoundly within its urban fabric.

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

STRUCTURAL & URBAN PERSPECTIVES

LECTURE ROOMS ADMINISTRATION PAINTING STUDIOS URBAN FABRIC

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SUMMER PROJECTS

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GENERAL HOSPITALAcademic year: 5th year [summer project]Designed by: Architect Netsanet SorriCollaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

PERSPECTIVES

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EPRDF HEAD OFFICEAcademic year: 5th year [summer project]Collaboration: Yohannes Abbay Consult-ing Architects & Engineers [YACAE]

ELEVATIONS + LONGITUDINAL SECTION

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

FRONT ELEVATION

AUDITORIUM LOBBY EXECUTIVE ASSEMBLY HALL GRAND LOBBY POOL OFFICE VIP LOUNGE

LEFT-SIDE ELEVATION REAR ELEVATION RIGHT-SIDE ELEVATION LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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KOICA-OROMIA BROADCASTING (KOICA-OB)

Academic year: 5th year [summer project]Collaboration: Yohannes Abbay Consulting Architects & Engineers [YACAE]

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INTERNSHIPPROJECTS

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Project Category: Transport / InfrastructureClient: Corporate Military Technology OperationLocation: Dukem, EthiopiaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]

Project Category: Corporate/OfficeClient: Tekleberhan Ambaye Construction (TACON)Location: CMC, Addis AbabaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

PERSPECTIVES

FLOOR PLANS

Corporate Military Technology Operation (CMTO) is the major unit under METEC organizing and leading the military industries. The construction of Aircraft Runway, Hangar and Offices at Dukem is one of the missions CMTO is undertaking. The project is to upgrade the existing base by providing a new additional base which is thought to serve as a training center for light, medium aircrafts and UVS. Though

the given site for the Building is too small in relative to the compound, it looks like a little dot when you placed on the site plan. In addition, this project was full of influ-ences from the client. Beside the building design I was also engaged in the site works. Like landscaping and placing the different blocks (Hangar, Fire Station, Administration Building) in appropriate way considering the runway and other related design factors.

The renovation of existing buildings, landscapes, Main entrances and fence designs and construction of the new Head quarter building complex aims to accommodate the progressive structure of the company.

The project is to upgrade the existing buildings and another elements by providing a

new treatments which is thought to serve as a training center, library and ware houses for the company.

METEC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

TACON HEAD QUARTER BUILDING

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CLUSTERED OFFICE BUILDINGS

ADWA GENERAL HOSPITAL

Project Category: Corporate/OfficeClient: Ministry of urban Development, Housing & ConstructionLocation: ppa1/Sidist kilo, Addis AbabaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Architect Ephrem Nigusse

Project Category: Health CareClient: Bureau of Construction Road & Transport of the Regional Government of TigrayLocation: Adwa, EthiopiaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Architect Daniel Semunugus

PERSPECTIVES

PERSPECTIVES

Currently in the context of Addis Ababa, government office buildings are scattered everywhere in the city there is no well-defined government institutions center except for the few new trends like collecting group of offices together in the case of the new site in flamingo area. Organizing government offices in a cluster is one of the new strategies of the government due to many reasons. To provide good governance

including a fast service for users; by providing easily reachable and accessible offices.

Following this the Ministry Office requested a detailed architectural design of a 13 story building with two basements for theppa1/Sidist Kilo site.

The project is to upgrade/ construct state of the art general Hospital within given economic, social and environmental context. The specific objectives are: General Hospital that can entertain 1 million population in its catchment area and that can serve as sub referral for central zone and western zone cluster. A Hospital with consideration of contemporary health care facility design philosophy A general Hospital that can comply with Food Medicine and Health Care Administration and Control Authority (FMHACA) standards.

Being a Landmark to the area translating the socio-political, cultural and historical assets of the society. Being Human centered design Sustainable Hospital, in aspects of energy, waste treatment and environmental impact.

SITE PLAN

AERIAL PERSPECTIVE

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ST. MARY GENERAL HOSPITALProject Category: Health CareClient: Bureau of Construction Road & Transport of the Regional Government of TigrayLocation: Axum, EthiopiaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Architect Daniel Semunugus

PERSPECTIVES

The project is to upgrade/ construct state of the art general Hospital within given economic, social and environmental context. The specific objectives are: General Hospital that can entertain 1 million population in its catchment area and that can serve as sub referral for central zone and western zone cluster. A Hospital with consideration of contemporary health care facility design philosophy A general Hospital that can comply with Food Medicine and Health Care Administration and Control Authority (FMHACA) standards.

Being a Landmark to the area translating the socio-political, cultural and historical assets of the society. Being Human centered design Sustainable Hospital, in aspects of energy, waste treatment and environmental impact.

AERIAL PERSPECTIVE

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PHYSICAL MODELS

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NATIONAL THEATRE OF ETHIOPIA NEW HEAD QUARTERProject Category: Corporate/OfficeClient: The Ministry of Culture & Tourism/Ethiopian National TheatreLocation: Addis Ababa, EthiopiaAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

This project was a com-petition for the Extension of the Ethiopian National Theatre with in the exist-ing compound in harmon-ic way in relative to the existing theatre.

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EIT-M ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGProject Category: Corporate/OfficeClient: Ethiopian Institute of Technology-MekelleLocation: Quiha, MekelleAcademic year: Internship [4th year 2nd semester]Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

The architectural design competition announced for the new administration complex building of Ethiopian Institute of Technology Mekelle (EiT-M) Quiha Campus envisaged to accommodate a creative original design in accommodating all functions of a state-of-the-art administration complex. The competition is a single stage preliminary design level with submittal of scaled drawings, physical model 3d animation and a design report. The new building is expected to possess maximum flexibility in order to deal with changes that happen through time while responding to the current architectural trend and management demand. In addition to the functional and technological dimension, the project is also expected to achieve symbolic value for the institute as well as the city. So here we were engaged in producing the physical model with in allocated specific time schedule.

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MELES ZENAWI BOTANICAL GARDENLocation: Endayesus Mountain, Mekelle University, Mekelle, EthiopiaAcademic year: 3rd year [summer]Architect: Semere ZeruCollaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

Meles Zenawi Botanical Garden is one of the big projects which covers a large area of mountainous land, most commonly known as Endayesus Mountain, which is located within the periphery of Mekelle University, Endayesus Campus (main campus). Thus the project was dedicated to commemorate the first death anniversary of the late Ethiopian Prime Minster Meles Zenawi. Following this the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning was responsible to execute the detail Designs. We were participated on different tasks but we were highly responsible for the preparation of the grand physical model, which was exhibited and presented to the community.

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OROMIA INTERNATIONAL BANK

Academic year: 3rdyear Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

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JIMMA UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Academic year: 3rdyear Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

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TIGRAY MUSEUMLocation: Hagere-Selam, EthiopiaAcademic year: 2nd year [Community Service]Architect: Netsanet SorriCollaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

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ETHIOPIAN VERNACULAR HOUSINGS

Academic year: 2nd year Collaboration: Binyam Gebreegziabher

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SKETCHESPHOTOGRAPHS

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SKETCHES

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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR

YOUR TIME AND DUE

CONSIDERATION IN ADVANCE

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March 2016 G.C 2008 .

TESFAY GEBREYOHANNES HAILU

E-mail: [email protected] [mobile]: Eth +251 (0) 933 192303

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