Born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 1993. Nada has taken an avid interest in Art, Design and Urbanism, embracing many different critical frameworks. Currently a Masters degree student at the University of Manchester, pursuing Urban Design and International Planning. Prior to that, Nada worked as an Architectural Designer at Almojel Group, alongside a full time Architecture degree which has ensured an appreciation of extensive and rational design.

 

Nada graduated with RIBA Part 1 Architecture degree from the renowned Manchester School of Architecture (MSA), one of the top 10 architectural schools in the world.

 

During the final year of the Architecture degree, she joined the 'Coexistence...in Theory' Atelier which questions: How do contemporary transformations in architectural theory connect and/or shape the heterotopian contemporary city to inform an agenda and programme? It questions if it is possible for memory and avant-garde theoretical strategies to co-exist. 

 

The atelier values rigorously combining concepts learned from theoretical texts with a strong sense of experimentation in the design process. 

 

Nada persists to explore her interests in architecture, urban design and planning, and culture through travel and photography, while engaging with contemporary architectural discourse.