CHEZ CHADI

Architecture has always been part of my story.

I grew up in the Middle East, in a traditional Central Hall house shaped by arches, natural materials, handcrafted furniture, and woven carpets. These elements were not considered decoration; they were simply part of everyday life. Long before I became an architect, that home taught me how space can hold memory, culture, and a sense of belonging.

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I studied Architecture at Jordan University of Science and Technology and later earned my Master’s degree from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Working with leading architectural firms across the region helped refine my perspective and develop a thoughtful, personal approach to design.

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I founded Chez Chadi with one clear belief: every project should have its own identity.

Whether designing a private residence, boutique hotel, retail space, or medical clinic, the process begins with understanding the people behind the project—their lives, needs, and aspirations. These details are translated into spaces that feel authentic, timeless, and deeply connected to those who experience them.

The architecture of Chez Chadi is contemporary in expression, yet its roots remain in the Central Hall house where the journey began.