Ahmed Noor Kalash

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from [Applied Science Private University] in Amman, Jordan, where I developed a strong foundation in spatial innovation, material experimentation, and cross-cultural design aesthetics. My coursework emphasized human-centered solutions, blending technical precision with creative storytelling. Key achievements include: Academic Projects : Multifunctional Japandi-Inspired Furniture : Designed a dual-purpose “pod chair” combining ergonomic seating with a modular platform for storage and spatial division. Merged minimalist Japanese craftsmanship with Scandinavian warmth through clean lines, natural wood finishes, and tactile textiles. Recognized with the “Best Design Award” by faculty for innovation in functional adaptability and aesthetic harmony. Sustainable Materials Research : Explored upcycled composites for a studio project focused on affordable urban furniture, balancing ecological impact with durability. Technical Skills : Advanced proficiency in AutoCAD , SketchUp , and Adobe Creative Suite ; created photorealistic renderings and construction documentation for furniture prototypes. Extracurricular Engagement : Collaborated with architecture students on a modular pavilion design for a campus sustainability fair; presented a seminar on Japandi design philosophy and its global relevance. This experience cultivated my ability to craft spaces and objects that balance beauty, purpose, and cultural nuance, while staying attuned to evolving design trends and user needs.