

The design is inspired by old train tracks. Horizontal wooden beams and side iron tracks. Since the establishment of the railway, it has been subjected to various cases of construction and destruction. And when it is destroyed, there will be people who will rebuild it. "if you came back we come back"

The museum is the place where all the mysterious pieces that man has worked to discover and understand are collected. The word mystery is often associated with the unknown, and the unknown means the unknown and incomprehensible For example, caves in nature are unknown, so knowing the entrance and not knowing what is inside them or knowing their exit has created a kind of mystery and curiosity to explore them. Also, considering that 80% of them are undiscovered and unknown, the seas and oceans are unknown and mysterious In the architectural idea, caves located in the mountains and oceans will be combined to indicate the existence of a mysterious and unknown world below and above the oceans.

This project offers to redesign Gaza’s international airport after its destruction from occupation to restore hope to the citizens after what they experienced, similar to the incident of Al-Issra and Al-Maarraj, Which God honored the apostle Muhammad, which restored hope to his heart and increased his patience for the suffering and grief he experienced. The blocks were designed to represent the journey stops from the reefs and roads of Mecca through the desert to the rock from which he limped to the heavens and his journey manifested itself.

The house was designed in a rustic style, and this was evident through the use of wood materials in various places such as furniture and walls. Plants were used to emphasize the style. Combining the bohemian style with the rustic style, bamboo, straw and mats were used.

The design concept of the proposed commercial market is based on commemorating the "Winter and Summer journey" that was immortalized in the Holy Qur’an by mentioning in Surat Quraish. It is one of the most prominent commercial activities that the Arabs were familiar with in the Arabian Peninsula from the trip to Yemen in the winter, and the trip to the Levant in the summer for trading.