Hisham N. Ashkouri

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Hisham N. Ashkouri (

Ashkouri is the architect and developer of the Cold Spring Green townhouse development in Newton, MA - a modern, open-concept design integrating green energy systems.[3]^{[non-primary source needed]}

Ashkouri established the standard specifications for branches of the U.S. Post Office. He contributed to the Pediatrics floors of the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston,^{[4][non-primary source needed]} and has also performed restoration and renovation work on many public and municipal buildings throughout New England.

While working for

• University of Baghdad Campus Expansion (with TAC)
• Sindbad Hotel Complex and Conference Center, Baghdad, Iraq
• Baghdad Renaissance Plan, Baghdad
  , Iraq
• Tahrir Square Development, Baghdad, Iraq
• City of Light Development, Kabul, Afghanistan
• Afghan National Museum
  , Kabul, Afghanistan
• Area 5 and Area 9 Parking Structures, Kuwait City, Kuwait^{[5][non-primary source needed]}
• Regatta Mediterranean Resort, Tripoli, Libya^{[6][non-primary source needed]}
• Noorland - a Green, New City Development, Kazan, Tatarstan, Russian Federation

Ashkouri has developed city-scale reconstruction and infrastructure plans for war-torn countries such as

His first winning design competition entry was for the Government of Iraq in 1972 while working with Hisham Munir and Associates for the “First Oil Compound to be built for the Nation”, the Ministry of Oil and Minerals. Other national competitions awarded were for the Baghdad City Hall, the College of Agriculture at Sulimaniyah, and the Ministry of Justice.[7]^{[non-primary source needed]} He was also declared the winner of the design competition for the Baghdad Opera House, but that award was rescinded when the government of Iraq realized he was in the United States. He won the International Design Competition for the

• Iraqi art
• Reconstruction of Iraq

References

External links

• ARCADD, Inc.
• Kabul - City of Light, 9 Billion dollar modern urban development project
• Sindbad Hotel Complex and Conference Center
• Architect Envisions New Baghdad
• Iraq Museum International: Interview with Hisham Ashkouri
• Man With A Plan: Hisham Ashkouri
• Playground For All Children