During the exhibition's opening ceremony, Prof. Dr. Mona Abu Dalo, Vice President of the University, and the College's Dean, Prof. Dr. Anne Gharaibeh, went on a comprehensive tour of students' projects. The projects on display represent a rich tapestry of unique and diverse architectural designs, urban designs, media designs, web designs, animations, short films, product designs, and character designs.

The displayed student projects demonstrate the university's strong connection to the local community and the regional challenges. These projects not only provide creative designs that are compatible with the local environment, but they also connect scientific and technological advancements to the region's history and civilization, addressing the community's needs and in many cases, exhibit solutions for universal challenges.

Professor Dr. Anne Gharaibeh, Dean of the College of Architecture and Design, emphasized the importance of these graduation projects to the environment, the local community, and the university. She emphasized the projects' advanced architectural character, which incorporates design technology while maintaining the Arab and regional essence of architecture, design, and planning. The projects also show a commitment to meeting international design and construction standards.

The judging committees praised the exceptional quality of the projects submitted by students from the College of Architecture and Design. The projects were praised for their adherence to intellectual directives, emphasizing the essence of the location and the diverse offerings that cater to a variety of sectors, including tourism, healthcare, urban design, architectural design, industry, recreation, and education.

Stay tuned for more updates on the Jordan University of Science and Technology's College of Architecture and Design's groundbreaking accomplishments and creative endeavors!​

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