Aya El Enezi

Aya El Enezi is an architecture student with a reflective and intentional approach. She designs with care, drawing inspiration from symbols of renewal and transformation. Her work often explores themes of identity, movement, and belonging to craft spaces that speak to deeper emotional and cultural narratives. She values architecture as a form of storytelling — a medium to express both personal and collective journeys.

With a quiet, introspective nature, El Enezi brings sensitivity and clarity into their creative process. She believes that powerful design doesn’t need to shout; it reveals itself in subtle details, thoughtful layouts, and a balance between form and feeling. Each project is an opportunity to connect function with symbolism, merging contemporary aesthetics with layered concepts.

El Enezi thrives on deep thinking, but she is also practical and goal-oriented — always grounded in the purpose of the space and the people who will use it. Her personality shapes their work: she's selective, intuitive, and driven by meaning rather than trend.

For El Enezi, architecture is more than structure — it’s a quiet language of growth, reflection, and presence.

The Lotus Migration Museum
The Lotus Migration MuseumThe design is inspired by the lotus flower, a symbol of rebirth, purity, and transformation. This metaphor connects directly with the theme of migration, symbolising individuals and communities seeking new beginnings. Like the lotus, which rises from the mud to bloom in clarity, the building reflects the journey of those who rebuild their lives in new places. The floor plan demonstrates an organic, layered formation of the lotus, with petal-like enclosures framing circulation and exhibition spaces, guiding the visitor through a narrative of growth, memory, and identity.