A comprehensive infrastructure development and implementation project in Marota City, covering road networks, water supply, wastewater and stormwater drainage, electricity, telecommunications, domestic gas, and related infrastructure services.
Role & Responsibilities:
Served as Project Manager and Head of the Supervision Team, responsible for managing and overseeing construction supervision activities, coordinating with relevant authorities and stakeholders, monitoring project progress and quality of execution, ensuring compliance with approved drawings and technical specifications, addressing technical and construction challenges, and following up on the works to meet project requirements.
Carried out: Aug 28, 2016
Project Description:
One of the most prominent projects for the rehabilitation of historical axes in Old Damascus, extending from Bab al-Jabiya in the west to Bab Sharqi in the east with a length of approximately 1,900 meters. The project included the rehabilitation and paving of the street and sidewalks, treating the facades and properties of the overlooking buildings, and highlighting the archaeological elements within the site.
Role: Head of the Supervision Team (Resident Engineer)
Responsible for the technical supervision of the project works, coordinating and following up on tasks and relevant stakeholders, and monitoring implementation quality and its compliance with project requirements while preserving the historical and architectural character of the street.
Carried out: May 12, 2008
The Massar Rose Project in Damascus is a distinctive project combining innovative architectural design with complex multidisciplinary structural and technical requirements. During one of the project phases, I served as the Project Management Unit (PMU) Manager, overseeing and coordinating project activities, coordinating among the relevant stakeholders and parties, monitoring project progress, and addressing technical and administrative challenges to support the achievement of the project’s objectives.
Carried out: Jul 15, 2007
A project involving the restoration and rehabilitation of a traditional Damascene hall. The work included treating damaged sections, restoring traditional architectural and decorative elements, and rehabilitating the interior components while preserving the hall’s authentic Damascene character and heritage identity. The project also included improvements to the hall’s structural and functional condition to ensure safety and continued use while preserving its architectural and historical value.
Carried out: Dec 29, 2023
A project involving the restoration and rehabilitation of a traditional Damascene house. The work included assessing the building’s condition, treating damaged and deteriorated sections, restoring traditional architectural elements, and rehabilitating interior components while preserving the house’s original character and heritage identity. The project also included improvements to the building’s structural and functional condition to ensure safety and continued use, while preserving its architectural and historical value.
Carried out: Dec 25, 2020
A project involving the partial reconstruction and rehabilitation of damaged sections of a traditional Damascene house. The work included the removal of collapsed sections and their reconstruction in accordance with the building’s structural system and traditional architectural details, while preserving its heritage identity and architectural integrity and ensuring the safety and durability of the reconstructed sections.
Carried out: Dec 22, 2025
The shop was suffering from water ingress from the adjacent property, resulting in severe deterioration of the paint and plaster layers, as well as significant mold growth, particularly inside the display cabinets.
The deteriorated plaster was removed, and a layer of IS waterproofing paste, with a thickness of no more than 5 mm, was applied, effectively resolving the problem.
Carried out: Apr 7, 2007
The waterfalls at Al-Rayyan Restaurant were experiencing significant water leakage and substantial water loss, requiring daily refilling to maintain their operation.
A layer of IS waterproofing paste, with a thickness of no more than 2–3 mm, was applied to the waterfalls, effectively resolving the leakage problem.
Carried out: Mar 25, 2006
Expansion joints were installed at the Family Cotton Factory using a polyurethane expansion joint sealant.
Carried out: Jul 23, 2008
Expansion joints consisting of polyurethane sealant were installed on the hall’s roof, which is constructed of plastic roofing tiles.
Carried out: Oct 28, 2023
Expansion joints were supplied and installed at the Damascus International Airport Hotel.
Carried out: Jun 14, 2007
A lightweight waterproofing and thermal insulation mortar, reinforced with suitable reinforcement, was applied over a corrugated metal roof, transforming it from a non-usable roof into a durable, functional roof suitable for use and occupancy.
Carried out: Nov 25, 2023
The company’s waterproofing mortar was applied to the basement to provide negative-side waterproofing.
Carried out: May 25, 2009
The swimming pool was waterproofed using a positive-side waterproofing system with the application of the company’s proprietary waterproofing mortar.
Carried out: Jun 28, 2008
A cold storage room was constructed in Aqraba area, measuring 15 × 10 meters, for the storage of Aleppo pistachios.
Carried out: Feb 8, 2007
Due to the lightweight nature and excellent adhesion properties of the waterproofing and thermal insulation mortar, it was successfully applied to corrugated metal sheets, transforming them into a fully functional roof suitable for use and occupancy.
Carried out: Aug 31, 2006
Waterproofing and thermal insulation mortar was applied to a wooden roof to protect it from weather-related exposure while providing effective waterproofing and thermal insulation for the interior of the building.
Carried out: Feb 12, 2008
The waterproofing and thermal insulation mortar was applied to the additional section of Town Center Mall, which includes the pharmacy, main entrance, and a group of restaurants.
Carried out: Sep 28, 2009
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Carried out: Aug 1, 2026
