Rony Imad
About Rony Imad
Rony Imad is an Associate Partner at Foster + Partners, with significant experience in architectural design and project management. He has led various notable projects, including a clubhouse in Shenzhen and a residential tower in London.
Work at Foster and Partners
Rony Imad has been an Associate Partner at Foster + Partners since 2008. In this role, he has contributed to various high-profile architectural projects, demonstrating expertise in both design and project management. His tenure at the firm spans over 16 years, during which he has played a significant role in shaping innovative architectural solutions across multiple projects.
Education and Expertise
Rony Imad earned his Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) from Notre Dame University - Louaize (NDU), where he studied from 1997 to 2004. He furthered his education at RIBA NW - London, completing the Architectural Design Postgraduate Programme (ADPPA) in 2019. His academic background provides a strong foundation for his professional work in architecture.
Background
Rony Imad has a diverse background in architecture, with experience in various international projects. He participated in the First International Biennale in Rotterdam in 2003, showcasing his early engagement in the architectural community. His graduation project was selected for the 2005 Union International des Architects XXII world congress for Architecture in Istanbul, highlighting his early recognition in the field.
Project Involvement
Rony Imad has led and contributed to several notable projects. He designed a 5000m² clubhouse in Shenzhen, completed in 2013, overseeing the project from concept to detail design. He worked on the Xiamen Airline HQ complex, which features a 200m headquarters building and a 180m hotel tower. Currently, he is involved in a 50-storey residential tower project in central London, managing it from concept through to on-site construction.
Achievements in Architecture
Rony Imad has achieved recognition for his contributions to architectural design. He was responsible for leading a competition-winning masterplan development in a prime location in Toronto. Additionally, he worked on the design of the executive floors, roof, and energy spire of the Samba Bank Headquarters tower in Riyadh, a notable 160m tower.