History

The founder of Famedean, Adel H Hazime, was educated at the Beirut Arab University Lebanon and at the University College London UK. Gaining an education on both sides of the globe allowed for great experiment in architecture from the New World to the Old which is exemplified in designs which are traditional yet fresh and challenging.

He studied for Bachelor in Architecture and Graduated and became qualified in 1985. Just after graduating with very good grades, he was commissioned to design a secondary school in Lebanon which was built when he departed to the UK to continue his postgraduate education where he obtained his MSc degree in Advanced Architectural Studies at the Bartlett School of Architecture of the UCL. He joined the International Centre for Technical Research in Central London in 1987 where he was the youngest Project Architect in the centre commanding a £13.7 million religious complex in Bombay India and worked on another similar complex in Lahore Pakistan. Leaving the ICTR at the start of 1990 he joined the Bartlett School of Architecture at the UCL again for further Architectural research.  While carrying out research, he took a job of managing five Listed Buildings  in central London which required refurbishment. During this employment, he set up Famedean Limited in 1994 which built on the experience gained from the Architectural practice and the experience gained from dealing with local authorities for Listed Buildings and their construction while managing the refurbishment on behalf of his employer in the UK.

Famedean was born as a result a self design and build architects’ company with experience in projects of diverse nature to deliver an architectural service of local responsiveness with global ambition coupled with accurate deep attention to details that the construction process entails.