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3D Modeling
Accurate 3D models — from heritage elements to full BIM
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About this service
3D modeling is the bridge between what exists and what's proposed. I model buildings, urban districts, parks, and heritage-specific elements — mashrabia screens, domes, lanterns, ornamented portals — whether recreated from scan data, built from survey drawings, or designed new to match a place's visual identity.
In heritage work, the model is also the archive: a precise digital twin of an element that may not survive another century. For new work, the same rigor goes into Revit BIM families ready for coordination and documentation.
How I Work
4focused stages · brief to handover- 01Scope & References
- 02From Survey or Scan
- 03Element Modeling
- 04QA & Optimization
What you get
Deliverables
- —Accurate 3D models from scan data (architectural + historical fidelity)
- —Revit BIM models + families
- —Urban district and park modeling
- —Heritage element reconstructions (doors, windows, mashrabia, lanterns)
- —Models optimized for visualization, archiving, and 3D printing
Tools
My Stack
In Motion
A look at the work
Case study · Heritage craft
Azza Fahmy School
of Crafts & Creativity
In November 2025 the Azza Fahmy Foundation signed a memorandum with the Urban Development Fund to house the Azza Fahmy School of Crafts & Creativity inside the Darb El Labana redevelopment — a historic quarter of Old Cairo at the foot of the Citadel that, for centuries, housed the artisans who served it.
I model the heritage elements that line this quarter — mashrabia screens, ornamented portals, lanterns — as reusable Revit families and Corona-ready assets at Hampikian for Architecture & Heritage Management. The mashrabia on the right is one of them: a precise 3D translation of a traditional lattice, ready for the kind of contemporary brief a design school brings.
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Field Samples
On-site & delivered
Selected pieces from real engagements \u2014 swipe or drag.
Where I've used it
