Hanna Salameh

Hanna Salameh (Arabic: حنا سلامة) is a Jordanian architect, designer and artist. He was ranked amongst the top 45 most influential architects of the Middle East in 2018. A sustainability enthusiast and activist, he is the founder and design director at his architecture and interior design firm, Hanna Salameh Design, HSD, based in Amman, Jordan, that designs highly-efficient green projects internationally.

Education He completed both his Bachelors of Science in Architecture and Masters in Architecture degrees at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. According to the firm's portfolio, it has done work in the fields of hospitality, healthcare, education, residential, office and retail design, in various parts of the world including the Middle East, Europe, Canada and Africa. Edraak Course Designer's Eye. Salameh also hosted May o Taqa o Frata, an online web-series produced by Aramram.com. The series shows him traveling to houses around the Kingdom of Jordan, assessing the house's performance from a sustainability perspective, and making renovations which save energy, water and money.

Visions project proposals

Jordan Gate Park The first Vision by Hanna Salameh, which gained substantial media attention and was picked up by several outlets including The Guardian in 2016. Salameh proposed a different take on the Jordan Gate Towers project that had been on hold for many years.

Diamond Jubilee Crown Second Vision, HSD's concept of ‘Live Zones’ proposes an entirely new way to think of public structures. For the Diamond Jubilee Bridge in London, incorporating Live Zones provides a solution to an urgent problem, allowing the bridge to pay for itself without using any taxpayer money.