I’m Ali Al-Siwife (MArch, BA), a Part II Architectural Assistant with experience across international competitions, luxury residential developments, and innovative urban design. My work sits at the intersection of sustainability, computational design, and human-centered architecture — always seeking to balance advanced digital tools with timeless spatial qualities.

I’ve led the design and delivery of projects ranging from a winning masterplan for Kensington Memorial Park in London to luxury villas and apartments in Saudi Arabia and Dubai. My role has often extended beyond design into coordination, project management, and consultant collaboration, ensuring ideas are not only visionary but buildable.

Academically, I’ve developed a strong research foundation through my MArch at the Manchester School of Architecture, where my thesis explored the potential of AI and complexity frameworks in shaping sustainable future cities. This academic curiosity complements my professional practice, grounding every design decision in rigorous analysis and thought.

I thrive in multidisciplinary settings, having contributed to international competitions such as the Venice Biennale and the Hyperloop Desert Campus, where innovation and adaptability were key. Whether designing a carbon-neutral adaptive reuse project in Manchester or being a part of Nuvana, a luxury residential development in Dubai Islands, my aim is consistent: to create architecture that responds intelligently to people, space, and environment.