Location: Aqaba, Jordan (West Asia)An orphanage designed as a cluster of two-storey buildings containing nine family houses, a kindergarten, an administration building, staff housing, a sports hall, and a service block. The structures are arranged to form shaded courtyards accessible through vaulted archways. The buildings are constructed of reinforced concrete frames and infill of granite stones.
Exterior view showing stone buildings© AKTC
Site plan© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
© AKTC
Covered passage to a courtyard© AKTC
View over the rooftops of the family houses© AKTC
Paved communal patios serve as shaded playgrounds© AKTC
Shaded pation and entrance to a family house© AKTC
Concrete lintels and wooden screens frame a window opening© AKTC
A concrete windtower on the roof of a family residence© AKTC
Interior, a typical bedroom for three children© AKTC
Interior, communal living area in a family house© AKTC
View to outer concrete staircase© AKTC
Site plan© AKTC
Review and Selection Procedures
Press: Press Releases, Speeches, Podcasts
AKAA 2001 Resources
Other 2001 Cycle Recipients
© 2007 The Aga Khan Development Network. This is the only authorised Website of the Aga Khan Development Network.