Mixed-use precinct, Linbro Park

Baytul Ameer

An almost circular, double-volume hall with timber stringer walls, patterned screens and a floor laid in concentric rings.

Residential / hospitalityMixed-use precinct, Linbro Park

Project record

Place, programme and material context

Baytul Ameer is a hall within the mixed-use precinct in Linbro Park.
A steel frame rises above a base wall made with timber stringers and supports glazing around the upper volume.
Inside, arabesque-patterned elements and timber floor pieces arranged in concentric circles create a layered material composition.

This page is drawn from the Linbro Park project record. It intentionally makes no unsupported structural, sustainability or housing-performance claims.

Building views

Explore the prototype.

Interior architectural render of the entrance and patterned screen at Baytul Ameer.

Interior architectural render following the curved wall and concentric timber floor of Baytul Ameer.

Baytul Ameer in Linbro Park, building photograph 1 of 11.

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Baytul Ameer in Linbro Park, building photograph 11 of 11.