A Versatile Urban Space: Hijazeen Complex
The Hijazeen Complex, designed in 1998 and located in Amman’s Wadi Saqra district, is a unique project commissioned by Mr. Rizg-Allah Hijazeen. Spanning a total area of 2,595 m², this six-floor building combines shops, offices, and parking facilities, taking advantage of an 11.5 m height difference between two surrounding streets.
Project Overview
Key Details
- Design Year: 1998
- Location: Amman, Wadi Saqra
- Client: Mr. Rizg-Allah Hijazeen
- Total Area: 2,595 m²
- Services Provided: Full Design Services & Supervision of Construction
The Hijazeen Complex is a six-floor structure designed to accommodate shops, offices, and parking facilities. The building’s unique design leverages the 11.5 m height difference between two streets, creating three basements and four additional floors.
Architectural Layout: Functionality and Innovation
1. Three Basements
- Third Basement: Parking and essential services (630 m²).
- Other Basements: Shops and offices.
2. Four Additional Floors
- Includes: Shops and offices (276 m² each).
3. Accessibility
- Main Entrance: A bridge links the upper street to the ground floor, providing easy access without obstructing the back elevations of the basements.
Design Philosophy: Practicality and Adaptability
The Hijazeen Complex is designed with a focus on:
- Functionality: Logical zoning to support commercial and office activities.
- Innovation: Leveraging the height difference between streets to create additional usable space.
- Accessibility: Ensuring easy access from both streets for convenience.
Conclusion
The Hijazeen Complex is more than just a commercial and office space—it is a testament to innovative design and efficient space utilization. By combining shops, offices, and parking facilities, the project reflects a commitment to creating dynamic and functional spaces for businesses and visitors.
As it continues to serve its users, this complex will stand as a symbol of progress and innovation, inspiring future projects to prioritize functionality, adaptability, and accessibility.
