Huthaifa Alhrirat

ACADEMIC PORTFOLIO
Huthaifa Alhrirat
Huthaifahrirat@gmail.com
+491746240525
Magdeburg, 39106 Germany

C u r r i c u l u m V i t a e
Design drives my creativity—a passion
sparked in university and shaped through
problem-solving, meaningful experiences, and
a balance of function and emotion. Alongside
this, my cinematography journey continues to
evolve, guided by a love for composition and
cinematic color. Both disciplines fuel my
desire to push creative boundaries.
Education
Skills
German Jordanian University
Amman, Jordan • 09/2021 - 06/2026
Bachelor of Arts: Design And Visual
Communication, Product Designer
Hochschule Magdeburg-
Stendal
Magdeburg, Germany • 03/2025 -
09/2025
Exchange Semester
Bachelor of Arts: Industrial Design
Proficient in using cameras
Adobe Creative Cloud Programs
Skilled in Fusion 360
Experienced in video production
Skilled in visual design
Strong communication skills
Excellent attention to detail.
Ability to meet deadlines
Strong time management skills
Appreciates architecture
Manufacturing processes.
Concept development
Skilled in Blender

Work History
Product Designer, Taleedii Craft Furniture Design
Amman, Jordan • 11/ 2024 - 02 2025
Part-Time Internship in Product Design "Furniture Design" Using 3d Manufacturing
Programmers.
Hollywood Pictures - Souvenir Photographer/ Sales Executive
Myrtle Beach, USA • 06/2024 - 10/2024
• Spent four months working full-time in photography and sales
management during the summer.
Weavers Agency - Videographer and Video editor
Amman, Jordan • 07/2023 - 11/2023
• Specializing in food photography, videography, short films and
commercials.
Jordanian Ministry of Youth - Photographer and Videographer
Amman, Jordan • 02/2023 - 07/2023
• Freelance job of media coverage for many events, such as Crown
Prince al-Hussein wedding event and the Jordanian summer
events around Jordan.
Softwares
Certifications
German language level
B1
06/2024

AL-SIQ - PETRA
S O U V I N E R P R O D U C T

Introduction
The project focuses on designing a unique and innovative tourist souvenir inspired by the
city of Petra, particularly emphasizing the experience of walking through the Siq. The
goal is to create a product that encapsulates the emotions and architectural beauty of
the Siq, translating it into a decorative yet functional item.

Concept Development
Initially, the research centered around the gods of the Nabateans and the rich historical
narrative of Petra. However, during the process, it became evident that the Siq—with its
dramatic curves, towering walls, and historic water channels—is underrepresented in
souvenir products. This realization shifted the focus toward creating a design that
captures the essence of walking through the Siq, reflecting its physical and emotional
impact on visitors.

Concept Development
Sketches and Ideation:
● Initial sketches explored abstract and
literal representations of the Siq.
● Ideas ranged from miniature models of
the Siq to symbolic designs capturing its
curves and flow.
● The concept evolved into a parametric
structure, emphasizing the path’s
curves and the surrounding walls.
● The journey
through the Siq builds
anticipation,
culminating in the
breathtaking view of
the Treasury.
● The Siq’s winding path and towering
walls create a unique, immersive
experience.
● The Siq’s winding path and
towering walls create a unique,
immersive experience.

Parametric Design Approach
● The structure
reflects the aerial view
of the Siq path, with
flowing, curved walls
inspired by the canyon’s
natural formations.
● A water-flow
feature was
integrated into the
design to symbolize
the ancient water
channels within the
Siq. The movement of
water visible from all
angles enhances the
interactive and
storytelling aspect of
the product.
● Parametric design
techniques were used
to achieve a continuous,
fluid form, mimicking
the Siq’s dynamic
geometry.

Technical Drawing

3D Modeling | 3D Scenes

Prototype

BADI
P O T P L A N T

Introduction
By studying product design fundamentals, I explored how humans form emotional
attachments to shapes beyond functionality. My research focused on the psychological
process behind product selection, revealing that people are drawn to unique forms with
deeper narratives. Inspired by my sentimental connection to Wadi Rum, I studied its
mountains—their horizontal forms and layered connections—to create a design that
embodies their essence.
White Rum Sandstone
Purple Um Sahn Sandstone
Basalts or Granite
Wadi Rum mountains consist of
three layers, each layer taking its
shape through exposure to
erosion processes over time.

Concept Development

Function
The product consists of
two layers, and using
the self-watering
technique allows me to
connect the two layers
into one standing
shape that serves the
concept purposes, and
gives an easy way to
serve the function.
This layer stores water and
irrigates the soil through thread
ropes. A glass panel on top
allows water level visibility.
The First layer
Soil pot
The Second layer
water tank
The agricultural layer holds soil without
needing irrigation, with side ventilation
holes for aeration.

Prototype
Viewed from above, the intersecting angles
of the layers symbolize the movement of
wind and the impact of water in shaping
Wadi Rum’s mountains. These natural forces
influenced the product’s form, ensuring both
functional efficiency and an aesthetic
deeply connected to its concept.

SEDRA INCENSE
I N C E N S E B U R N E R P R O D U C T

Introduction
Rooted in ancient Egyptian rituals, this incense holder embodies the elegance and
spiritual significance of pyramid structures. The design features sharp geometric lines
and symmetrical forms, reflecting the aesthetics of the Pharaohs while offering a
functional, modern piece. Using minimalist yet refined materials, it bridges the past and
present, honoring Egypt’s cultural heritage while enhancing contemporary spaces with a
timeless and meaningful design.

Concept Development

Function
This design features two interlocking layers: an inner layer for bakhoor and an outer
one for the Mabkharah. Inspired by the pyramids, it blends geometric elegance with
the cultural richness of ancient Egypt.
Embedded magnets ensure stability and
precise alignment, forming a cohesive,
pyramid-like shape. Each layer serves a
function while uniting to honor ancient
Egyptian architectural elegance.

Prototype
For the package visuals, I selected a color
palette that conveys subtlety and luxury, using
it to depict pyramids in the background. This,
paired with a discreet logo placement, gives
the design an elegant, refined feel. Additional
elements were added to capture the broader
inspirations and historical depth behind the
design.
The exterior of the final
package is made from wood to
highlight its natural elegance,
while the interior is lined with
iron for heat protection, as
wood is flammable. Note: The
prototype was initially crafted
entirely from wood.

RAMADAN DAYS COUNTER
I S L A M I C W A T E R C L O C K F O R R A M A D A N

Introduction
The Ramadan Water Clock blends lunar symbolism with modern design to guide spiritual
reflection. Inspired by the crescent and full moon, it marks time through flowing water
and subtle lines—encouraging mindfulness in prayer and devotion throughout the holy
month.

Concept Development

3D RENDER
The design is split into
two halves, reflecting
the Islamic lunar
calendar. The upper
crescent symbolizes
the start of Ramadan,
gradually filling to a
full moon by the 15th
day, while the lower
half marks the journey
toward the month’s
end. The slow water
flow mirrors the pace
of Ramadan,
encouraging prayer,
reflection, and
spiritual connection.
This visual and
physical passage of
time invites users to
engage mindfully with
their faith throughout
the holy month.

Prototype
Lines on the front mark the water level, gently reminding users of time spent in reflection.
Small air-release holes control the flow, adding intention and reverence. This clock
becomes more than a timekeeper—it’s a tool for deepening spiritual connection.
This clock serves as a symbolic guide during Ramadan, aligning mind, body, and spirit.
Blending Islamic art and science, it merges timeless design with sacred purpose, reflecting
the divine rhythm of faith.

Design Visualization Works

Design Visualization Works

Design Visualization Works

Font Design
The Arabic font "Cracks" was inspired by the road cracks commonly seen across our
country. Spending a lot of time traveling between different regions, I observed the
unique patterns and textures formed on the roads. These journeys and experiences
sparked the idea to create a font that captures the character and story of these
landscapes.

Font Design
While exploring the history of Arabic fonts, I discovered a typeface that closely aligns
with the concept I’m developing. Its visual language and stylistic elements resonate
deeply with my design approach, offering both historical significance and aesthetic
harmony. This connection not only reinforces the authenticity of my idea but also provides
a rich cultural foundation that I can build upon and reinterpret through a contemporary
lens.

Font Design

Ornament Design

Captured in 2021 in my hometown, Al-Karak, Jordan — a city whose spirit and landscapes
continue to shape my creative path.
Thank you!