Farasan Hotel
The hotel consists of 60 rooms with direct sea views, with a total area of 6,000 square meters. The hotel consists of a variety of room sizes and services. It is also distinguished by its unique location, located on a separate island with a charming nature.
Wadi El Natrun
The goal of the Wadi Natroun land project is to create a service, investment, and agricultural area. J. Care for men and women The service area consists of two shelters for boys and girls and a home. An area will be established. A central tent or tent with a kitchen, a restaurant, and a clinic as assistance areas, serving those areas. Refugee and care home. as it contains The project also has an incubator Landscape. The investment area contains a hotel with entertainment and irrigation areas. It includes tennis and football courts and areas The agricultural area includes farms and a part for raising livestock. This part also consists of a residence for the two workers In the region The project also includes a private villa in the center of the land location The project land is located in Wadi El-Natrun area
Sofitel Dubai
The project involves expansion of a Wafi hotel complex and mall comprising of 2 basement levels, a ground floor and 49 additional floors. The project will also include a Carrefour market. The project will feature 498 rooms and 97 serviced apartments. It will have several dining options including an Asian specialty restaurant, gastro pub, a unique destination restaurant, bar, and lounge on 43rd and 44th Floors, a French lobby café, an all-day restaurant and a pool bar, spa, gymnasium, outdoor pools, private cabanas, and a kids club. It will also comprise of 10 meeting rooms in addition to a 1,115 square meter ballroom.
Fairmont Hotel
Located on the scenic Nile river in Cairo, the project consists of a floating hotel 74mx20m wide, with rooms facing the historic river. The strategic location is in close proximity to major high end hotels along the river banks, and enhances the touristic importance of the Zamalek neighborhood where it is situated. Neighboring similar floating barges housing riverfront restaurants, the floating barge is the first to house a hotel, in addition to the amenities that include a roof pool, restaurants /bars and cafes as well as a gym and spa. The design responds to the dual frontage of the hotel, facing on one side the Nile with its bustling sounds and sights of colorful boats passing by, and the Zamalek neighborhood with the rich texture of the city on the other side. The facade, with its floor to ceiling glass panelization, responds to this dual condition of river/city by forming a viewing apparatus to capture the context. Along the Nile, the facade tilts down towards the river and straight towards the opposite river bank. From the other side, the facade tilts straight to the city and up to capture the sky. This duality is further accentuated with the use of both reflective and clear glass panels.
