Sahra Ahmed
Sahra Ahmed is a dedicated architectural student who aims to become a fully registered architect, utilising both functional and aesthetic elements into her designs. She has used various materials and machinery to produce scale models and has impressive skills in 3D design softwares such as SketchUp to generate realistic digital models. With expertise in diverse drawing techniques and a sharp attention to detail, Ahmed continually enhances her skills and demonstrates a strong motivation to learn and improve while remaining open to exploring new opportunities. She has experience with maintaining a friendly and professional demeanour in client communications and has effectively collaborated with colleagues.
Ahmed aims to show the challenges people have with public transport and how we can improve it. Using colour-coded arrows for each zone makes it clearer and easier to follow.
Ahmed used large letters on the exterior of my recreated Euston Station to improve visibility and accessibility, making it more effective than regular signs.
Large lettering used at the entrance for people to walk between.
The layout of the interior where it shows the platforms and colour-coded arrows pointing for each zone, reducing stress as travellers can follow the coloured paths.
The exterior of my redesigned Euston Station.