Project Success
Delivered measurable value through design and execution excellence.
Client:
Confidential
Location:
Al Saqer Business Tower, Dubai
Project Type:
Ongoing
Completion:
January 2026
Project Overview
This project included the complete refurbishment of two upper floors in Al Saqer Business Tower, which suffered fire-related damage. The scope involved dismantling damaged aluminium sandwich panels, reinstating insulation systems, repainting, and upgrading fire protection measures. The result is a fully restored façade and interior space that aligns with the tower’s premium business standards and safety codes.
comfort, Details
Founders Room
Ample Outdoor Parking
Fitness Center
24/7 Security
- Restoring fire-damaged areas within an active commercial tower.
- Working at high elevation (37th & 38th floors) with safety constraints.
- Ensuring material match and façade continuity.
- Coordinating access with building occupants during repair work.
Challenges in the Making.
Solution That defines
Refurbishment of 37 & 38 Floors – Al Saqer Business Tower
A detailed inspection and damage assessment were conducted before dismantling and replacing all fire-damaged façade panels. The project team used high-quality, fire-rated aluminium sandwich panels to restore both structural safety and visual harmony with the existing façade.
The interiors were refinished with premium materials, and all insulation, ceiling, and paintwork were replaced according to fire safety standards. Minimal disruption was maintained throughout, allowing the tower’s business operations to continue seamlessly.
Conference Room
Gym Zone
Lounge
Basement Parking
Result
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Design Recognition
Earned industry acclaim for innovation and Architecture.
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Timely Execution
Ensured every project met deadlines with flawless coordination.
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Proven Expertise
Built long-term trust through decades of reliable performance.
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