Having celebrated 10 years in Saudi Arabia, Dewan Architects + Engineers has announced that it is commencing an expansion drive with a focus on delivering expertise to support Saudi Vision 2030.
The firm has played an important part in Saudi Arabia’s growth since 2009 and has worked on several projects over the course of the decade it has been operating in the Kingdom, starting with a contract to design and supervise the construction of a 28-storey commercial tower in Al-Khobar.
Other projects include the Al Abudlkarim Holdings Tower project in 2010, recently announcing that the soaring 37-storey AKH Tower in Dammam is now open for business. Ranked as the tallest building in Dammam and the 30th tallest in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, AKH Tower is a landmark building in the skyline of Dammam.
In a statement, Ammar Al Assam, CEO of Dewan Architects + Engineers, said that the firm remains seriously invested in Saudi Arabia’s future. He also noted that the firm’s team would be expanding, with the company moving to new, larger premises in the centre of Riyadh, a move which would help advance expansion plans and facilitate client management, while also allowing for the exploration of new growth opportunities in the Kingdom.
“Saudi Arabia’s economy is diversifying in a phenomenally ambitious and fast-paced manner as dictated by Vision 2030, which will have a positive long-term impact on the real estate market. Saudi has an aggressive development plan and we are looking forward to being a part of it,” said Assam.
Currently at the helm of several significant projects across Saudi Arabia, including hospitality, retail, and mixed-use projects for private clients across various cities in the Kingdom, the firm is also exploring new opportunities with many of the great new Giga Development initiatives set up by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), he added.
Following a year of major economic and social reforms, new investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia are paving the way for positive economic and real estate growth, Assam concluded.