AL WAKRAH STADIUM
Al Wakrah Stadium is one of the stadiums that will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.It is not only the first stadium built from scratch but the installation of the pitch was completed in a world record time of just 9 hours 15 minutes. The design of the Al Wakrah Stadium, which is located in the heart of Al Wakrah, about 15 km south of Doha, is inspired by the well-known dhow boats of Qatar and the Gulf States. It reflects the historical and cultural heritage of the region and the most important city in Qatar, as it is one of the oldest strategic commercial ports, and its location as one of the main gates of Doha city by land and sea. It is also famous for pearl trade and fishing.
AL BAYT STADIUM
Al Bayt Stadium design honours Qatar's past and present, while keeping one eye on the future of the community. With the sustainability goals of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy firmly in mind, its creation will be a model of green development. Facilities for the community will spring up around it. As well as providing a first-class venue for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, this arena will become a shining example for future stadium construction.
AL THUMAMA STADIUM
Al Thumama Stadium is steeped in the culture, history and symbolism of Qatar and the region. This 40,000-seat stadium will host FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ matches through to the quarter-finals. Al Thumama Stadium's design represents the gahfiya – a traditional woven cap worn by men and boys across the Middle East. It is also a symbol of dignity and independence – a perfect analogy for Qatar and the surrounding region.
THE DOHA METRO RAIL PROJECT
The Doha Metro is a rapid transit system in Doha, Qatar's capital city that became operational on 8 May 2019. It have three lines with an approximate overall length of 76 km and 37 stations. It is an integral component of the larger Qatar Rail network, which will include a long-distance rail for passengers and freight, linking Qatar to the GCC, and the Lusail LRT. Capable of reaching 100km/h, the Doha Metro will be one of the fastest driverless trains in the world.
QP DISTRICT PROJECT
Qatar Petroleum District is situated in Doha’s new business district in West Bay with approximately 700,000 m² of built-up area. The development will comprise of 9 high-rise office towers- 52 storeys in height, a five-star hotel, 15 podiums, state-of-the-art elevated car parking for more than 5,000 cars, primary substation and energy center. The Barwa Financial District is a complex and prestigious project conceptualized to serve the global, regional and local financial sector.
ASHGHAL PROJECTS
Ashgal contributes to achieving the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030 by leading the transformation of Qatar’s infrastructure and public buildings so as to develop the nation into one of the most advanced countries in the world in this field.The authority is managing and coordinating projects worth more than 100 billion Qatari Riyals. Adopting best practices in infrastructure development and management, Ashghal has employed a powerful model of strategic outsourcing and partnership with world leading project management organisations to ensure Qatar’s infrastructure is on par with the most developed nations worldwide.
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PROJECT
Hyundai Rotem has won 319 million USD contract to build a sewage treatment plant in Qatar. As per the contract, the Korean firm will set up a treatment facility in the city of Al Kohr which can treat up to 56,000 tons of wastewater per day by 2018. The project was awarded by Ashghal, the Public Works Authority of Qatar. Under the terms of the deal, Hyundai Rotem will be responsible for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) maintenance and repair.
QETAIFAN ISLAND PROJECT
Qetaifan Projects Company, a subsidiary of Katara Hospitality which was established to develop and manage Qetaifan Island North. The company is fully owned by Katara Hospitality—a leading global hotel owner, developer, and operator based in Qatar. Qetaifan Projects' foremost objective is to build cities of sustainable and intelligent infrastructure to support Qatar’s long-term economic vision.
MEGA RESERVOIRS PROJECT
Water Security Mega Reservoirs Project is to provide the 7 days of potable water storage in the new mega reservoirs and the existing and future secondary reservoirs preserving the water quality as per Kahramaa and World Health Organization (WHO) standards.The first phase of the project will provide the 7 days of storage for the expected water demand at horizon 2026, with 5 mega reservoir sites. The second phase will provide the 7 days of water storage for expected demand in 2036 by adding additional reservoirs within the 5 mega reservoirs sites.
THE WOMEN’S WELLNESS AND RESEARCH CENTER
The Women’s Wellness and Research Center (WWRC) is a specialist hub for women's health services. The new hospital is part of Hamad bin Khalifa Medical City - a purpose built campus providing a range of specialized healthcare services in the heart of Doha. As the largest women’s tertiary hospital in the country, the facility is equipped with a large emergency department with an expanded visitor waiting area, seven operating theatres, 26 delivery rooms, 240 private inpatient rooms with bathrooms and a number of specialized outpatient clinics for obstetrics and gynecology. In addition, the WWRC has 112 NICU cots for the care of critically ill newborns.
UMM AL HOUL POWER PLANT
Umm Al Houl Power(UHP) is an independent Water and Power producer, established in 2015, and is designed for a capacity of generating 2,520 megawatt of power and 136.5 million gallons drinking water per day.UHP is a Joint Venture company with Qatar Electricity and Water Company holding 60 %, K1 Energy (Mitsubishi Corporation and JERA J/V) holding 30 %, and Qatar.
MALL OF QATAR
Mall of Qatar has introduced brand new shopping concept that is capturing the imagination of the entire nation with 500,000 sq. m of innovative shopping, top-notch recreation and remarkable leisure options
DOHA FESTIVAL CITY
Doha Festival City is the largest entertainment, fashion and dining destination in Qatar. The mall has more than 400 carefully-selected international and local brands, including some of the most anticipated names, many of which made their Qatar debut, such as Harvey Nichols, Charlotte Tilbury, Kiehl’s, Dior Beauty Boutique, and ACE. The destination is also home to the country’s only IKEA, which has been trading since 2013.
KHARAMA SUB STATIONS
Kharama Sub Stations, are responsible for ensuring effective substation design services are provided for all Kahramaa’s electricity projects, by performing activities related to developing robust and optimized substation designs, in compliance with established guidelines and relevant standards.
HAMAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Hamad International Airport, is the sole international airport in the state of Qatar. Located south of its capital, Doha, it replaced the former Doha International Airport as Qatar's principal airport. Hamad International Airport was designed to cater for a projected ongoing increase in the volume of traffic. It can handle 50 million passengers per year, although some estimates suggest the airport could handle up to 93 million per year, making it the second largest airport in the region after Dubai. It can handle 320,000 aircraft movements and 2 million tonnes of cargo annually. The check-in and retail areas are 12 times larger than those at the current airport. The airport is two-thirds the size of Doha city. The airport has an oasis theme. Many of the buildings have a water motif, with wave-styled roofs and desert plants growing in recycled water. The airport is built over 22 square kilometres (8.5 sq mi), half of which is on reclaimed land.
NPP PROJECT
The New Port Project (NPP) Steering Committee and AlJaber Engineering (JEC) signed a contract for designing and constructing food security facilities and warehouses at Hamad Port at a cost of QAR 1.6billion. The facilities of the project will be developed and constructed on an area of approximately 53 hectares (about 530,000 square meters). The project consists of specialized facilities for the processing, manufacturing and refining of rice, raw sugar and edible oils. These products will be available for local, regional and global use.
AL MAHA CENTER
The Al Maha Center for Children and Young Adults relocates Hamad Medical Corporation’s long-term acute care operations for children to Al Wakra, just outside the capital of Doha. Health professionals in Hamad’s new facility strive to create a home for children struggling with lifelong conditions such as cerebral palsy, and their family members. A nurturing, non-clinical environment combined with evidence-based design provides an engaging sensory experience for young patients.