Amman — since 2019
Two architects. One practice. No handoff.
About
Established in 2019 in Amman, Jordan, the firm was founded by Engineers Lina Jaber and Majda Abu Samra, combining nearly two decades of professional experience across architecture, interior design, and construction. Although the studio was founded recently, it is built upon extensive industry expertise, practical knowledge, and a strong understanding of contemporary design and building practices.
Driven by a passion for creating purposeful and timeless spaces, the studio approaches each project with a balance of creativity, functionality, and refined aesthetics. Every design is carefully developed with a strong focus on detail, materiality, and spatial experience, ensuring solutions that reflect both the client’s vision and the character of the space.
Committed to excellence and precision, the firm continuously explores innovative design approaches while maintaining a sophisticated architectural language, delivering projects that are distinctive, functional, and enduring.
Amman's limestone, its particular northern light, and the way construction actually happens here — these are not constraints to work around. They are the material of the work itself.
Designed for this place, not imported into it.
Every project begins with site conditions, not precedent images. The result is buildings and interiors that hold their logic in place — readable as Jordanian work, not as international work that happened to land here.
Clients work with the people making the decisions.
Lina leads architectural development — site analysis, spatial logic, and documentation. Majda leads interior resolution — material systems, detail coordination, and specification. Neither discipline is subcontracted to a third layer.
Founding the practice in 2019 was a structural choice: integrate the disciplines from the start, so the building and its interior share one consistent line of thinking, with shared accountability at every stage.
If the work looks right for your project, the next step is a direct conversation — with the two people who will run it.