Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.
Governmental Mosque
A prominent religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital. Executed as a full turnkey project with architectural discipline and precision.

Project Artifact

Location

New Administrative Capital, Egypt

Scope of Work

Turnkey

Built-Up Area (B.U.A)

310 m²

Landscape Area

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Project Budget

9.6 Million EGP

Execution Duration

9 Months

Manpower

8,100 Person / Project

Governmental Mosque – Turnkey Religious Landmark in the New Administrative Capital

The Governmental Mosque is a religious landmark delivered in the New Administrative Capital, executed as a full turnkey project to serve public worship and community needs. The project was designed to combine architectural clarity, functional layout, and durable construction standards.

Completed within a 9-month execution timeline and supported by manpower reaching 8,100 person/project, the mosque reflects Almada’s capability to deliver culturally significant projects with efficiency, quality, and respect for religious architecture.