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Reem Al-Sulaiti

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RE-CHARGE

RE-CHARGE explores how recovery can be integrated into the daily routines of young athletes in Qatar to support long-term performance, health, and injury prevention. While training intensity is often emphasized, recovery remains overlooked, leading to burnout, injury, and early dropout.

The project proposes a spatial sequence that guides users through regulation, balance, and restoration. Located at Marsa Katara, the design responds to Qatar’s climate and culture by combining indoor and outdoor recovery environments, including hydration zones, social spaces, and educational areas.

Through architecture and interior design, RE-CHARGE shifts the mindset from “faster and harder” to “longer and sustainable,” encouraging athletes to understand recovery as an essential part of performance rather than an afterthought.

Reem Al-Sulaiti

Interior Design 2026

RE-CHARGE explores how recovery can be integrated into the daily routines of young athletes in Qatar to support long-term performance, health, and injury prevention. While training intensity is often emphasized, recovery remains overlooked, leading to burnout, injury, and early dropout.

The project proposes a spatial sequence that guides users through regulation, balance, and restoration. Located at Marsa Katara, the design responds to Qatar’s climate and culture by combining indoor and outdoor recovery environments, including hydration zones, social spaces, and educational areas.

Through architecture and interior design, RE-CHARGE shifts the mindset from “faster and harder” to “longer and sustainable,” encouraging athletes to understand recovery as an essential part of performance rather than an afterthought.

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Healthcare

RE-CHARGE

Reem Al-Sulaiti

Interior Design 2026

Tags

Healthcare

RE-CHARGE explores how recovery can be integrated into the daily routines of young athletes in Qatar to support long-term performance, health, and injury prevention. While training intensity is often emphasized, recovery remains overlooked, leading to burnout, injury, and early dropout.

The project proposes a spatial sequence that guides users through regulation, balance, and restoration. Located at Marsa Katara, the design responds to Qatar’s climate and culture by combining indoor and outdoor recovery environments, including hydration zones, social spaces, and educational areas.

Through architecture and interior design, RE-CHARGE shifts the mindset from “faster and harder” to “longer and sustainable,” encouraging athletes to understand recovery as an essential part of performance rather than an afterthought.

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