From Practice to Community: ORAD at 13 — Eid Mubarak

Eid Mubarak from ORAD — 13 Years of Practice, People, and Purpose

Eid arrives each year as a moment of pause — a quiet reflection after periods of discipline, a celebration of togetherness, and a reminder of the values that shape both our personal and professional lives. At ORAD, this Eid carries an added meaning.

This year marks 13 years of ORAD.

What began as a small architectural practice has steadily evolved into a studio grounded in ideas, experimentation, and a commitment to thoughtful design. Over the years, our work has extended beyond buildings — it has been about shaping experiences, questioning norms, and contributing to the built environment in a way that feels honest and relevant to our context.

But more than the projects, drawings, and sites, what truly defines these 13 years is the community we have built along the way.

To our clients — who trusted us with their spaces, their homes, and their ambitions.To our collaborators and peers — who challenged, inspired, and grew with us.To everyone who engaged with our work, shared feedback, or simply followed our journey —

thank you.

Your support has allowed ORAD to remain not just a practice, but a collective — one that believes architecture is as much about people as it is about form.

As we celebrate Eid, we also celebrate this shared journey. The relationships we’ve built, the conversations we’ve had, and the ideas we continue to explore together.

Here’s to moving forward with the same curiosity, integrity, and sense of purpose.

Eid Mubarak.— Team ORAD