Middle East Region Qualifications

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Experience in

Middle East and North Africa

Creating places that​inspire wonder, connect communities and enable great things.​

Our vision

To transform the human experience through the power of design

Our mission

To create innovative, thoughtful and sustainable solutions with our clients

Our guiding principles Our customer, first We work every day knowing that we exist for our clients.

Innovative by design We make design excellence the constant.

Ethical always We insist on the highest moral standards from ourselves and others.

Fair and inclusive We respect everyone and appreciate the value in diversity.

Responsible We own the impact of our work.

Never stop learning We bravely explore our curiosities.

Make it fun We love what we do and celebrate the hard work.

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About Us

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Design Philosophy

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Engineering

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Interior Design

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Sustainability

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Planning

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Experience

Local knowledge.

Regional presence.

LEO A DALY’s studio in Abu Dhabi serves as our Middle East Regional Office, overseeing our operations in the Middle East and Africa. We are engaged across the region, offering full-scale architecture, engineering and interior design services. LEO A DALY has a long and rich history in the region dating to 1972, giving the firm a profound appreciation and understanding of local cultures, needs and client expectations.

As one of the first American architecture firms to serve the Middle East, LEO A DALY’s signature can be seen in significant projects across the region, including the headquarters of the Saudi Arabian National Guard in Riyadh, the Diplomatic Quarters in Riyadh and the Zayed Military Hospital in Abu Dhabi.

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ABOUT Us

Excellence beyond expectations For more than 100 years, our dedication to design excellence has produced exceptional spaces that enhance and enrich the human experience. We are a team-focused organization, committed to empowering innovation, creativity and talent.

Industry-leading, inspired design Strong client relationships have helped LEO A DALY become a leader in the design of the built environment, and one of the largest planning, architecture, engineering, interior design and program management firms in the world. Since 1915, we have had an unyielding focus on design excellence to create exceptional spaces that enhance and enrich the human experience.

Our privately held practice has more than 800 design and engineering professionals in 29 offices worldwide.

Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN), a division of LEO A DALY, extends our capabilities in engineering, infrastructure consulting and program management.

Global experience Our award-winning, diverse portfolio includes projects in a wide range of markets in more than 91 countries, all 50 U.S. States and the District of Columbia.

Whole project approach Founded in 1915 by Leo A. Daly, Sr., our firm rose to national prominence for pioneering the use of interdisciplinary project teams: a “whole project” approach that ensures maximum efficiency, coordination and client satisfaction. Today, under the leadership of Leo A. Daly III, FAIA, RIBA, FRAIA, we continue a legacy of innovation and commitment to client satisfaction.

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Client-centered approach Working side-by-side with every level of stakeholder, we collaborate to serve your operational and strategic goals. Your vision, paired with our creativity and expertise, produces exceptional results.

Clients served Aviation Commercial Development Corporate Office Entertainment and Retail Federal, State and Local Agencies Healthcare Higher Education Hospitality and Gaming Food, Distribution and Manufacturing Mixed-Use Public Assembly and Convention Centers Senior Living Sports and Recreation Transportation

Sustaining a legacy A century of design excellence is a milestone few firms have achieved. It is a testament to the loyalty of our clients; the dedication of our talented professionals and associates; our firm’s resilience; and our commitment to design excellence, creativity, innovation and client service. As we enter our second century, we continue the regular, iterative process of revisiting, refining and reasserting those core values with a view toward the future. Our mission is to change the world through design, to advance the skills of our professionals and associates, to deliver outstanding service to our clients and to sustain our legacy of professional leadership.

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We do not impose our designs. Rather, through rigorous inquiry, our ideas transform into client-driven solutions.

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Great design analyzes, evolves and transcends, bringing positive experiences, contextually relevant communities, and re-imagined environments.

Through your vision comes a purposeful, meaningful, and complex combination of the character, image, and symbolism of what the space represents now and for the foreseeable future.

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The domains of our design practice

Design for people

Deliver excellence

Lead through insight

As designers, we are focused on the impact our projects have on people. Our work is rooted in a fearless spirit of inquiry, seeking to understand and respond to the physical, emotional and social needs of human beings. We create places that inspire wonder, connect communities and enable great things.

Built on a foundation of 100+ years of design excellence, we specialize in delivering an extraordinary level of quality in every project we design. By emphasizing performance, we help our clients reduce risk, optimize goals and realize dreams beyond expectations.

As specialists in our chosen practice areas, we seek out projects that address challenging questions and solve important problems. We are dedicated experts—informed, insightful and invested in making impactful change for the benefit of our clients and the world at large.

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ENGINEERING

Infrastructure and architecture work in harmony.

Efficient, dependable engineering systems are vital to the design of a building. Infrastructure and architecture should work in harmony. Our clients benefit from our multi-discipline and fully integrated engineering design services that work hand-in-hand with our architectural team to create innovative, thoughtful and sustainable solutions.

Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Structural Engineering Civil Engineering Architectural Lighting Design Building Technology Systems Fire Protection/Life Safety Energy Modeling and High Performance Design Commissioning

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Years Engineering Expertise

Engineering Design Approach • We curate teams of subject matter experts and resources tailored to provide the best solutions for each project’s unique design and performance requirements.

• We believe in performance driven design that responds to our clients desired outcomes for energy performance, sustainability, resource conservation, resiliency, safety and technology needs.

• It is through integration of engineering with architecture throughout the design process that truly high-performance building results can be accomplished.

• We utilize every opportunity to achieve synergy with the aesthetic design.

• We provide engineering that is at the forefront of the latest materials and methods of construction while integrating flexibility for the future.

• We leverage the latest technology and design innovation available in the industry through our continual focus on education and training for our engineers.

• We create design solutions that respect the project budget, schedule and long-term building operational needs.

• We serve as a trusted advisor and resource for the building owner, operator and occupants during the course of the planning process, design process, construction and post occupancy for all engineering systems.

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INTERIOR Design

Delivering beauty with a purpose Interior design delivers beauty with a purpose—functional, comfortable, lively interior spaces create environments for welcoming visitors, supporting productive employees and students and making residents feel at home.

Distinctive solutions

Collaborative approach

Design as storytelling

Our interior designers provide tailored design solutions for projects across multiple markets, including aviation, education, healthcare, hospitality, workplace and residential project types. In each of these markets, we create elegant designs that satisfy client goals and connect exterior architecture, interior aesthetics and users’ needs with sustainable design solutions.

LEO A DALY’s interior design team is comprised of multidisciplined, creative and talented professionals supported by a national practice with diverse experience and expertise. We partner with clients to understand owner challenges and develop unique solutions, working collaboratively with all members of the project team.

Our goal is to create exceptional projects that enhance and enrich the human experience. We execute projects with a vision that clarifies and transmits a story through a cohesively designed environment.

Our integrated design and management process provides maximum functionality and cost effectiveness while providing an exceptional experience for the end user.

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Consistently recognized among the top interior design firms in the nation as an Interior Design Magazine “Giant”

Specialized services

• Graphic design/visual communications/ communication design

• Artwork program

• Interior architecture

• Building evaluations

• Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E)

• Cost estimating

• Move management

• Environmental graphics and branding design

• Programming/blocking and stacking

• Equipment planning

• Space planning

• Feasibility studies and test fits

• Wayfinding and signage

• Finish selection

• Furniture/workstation standards

• Furniture plans and specifications

• LEED® certification and sustainable design

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SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability and resiliency is in our nature.

As designers of the built environment, LEO A DALY is helping shape sustainable solutions in a way that are good for your business, your community, and our planet.

Commitment to Green Design Using materials responsibly has always been integral to our practice. We continually work with our clients to achieve their goals by selecting sustainable materials and energy efficient systems and designing healthy indoor environments.

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AIA 2030 Accord LEO A DALY is a part of the AIA 2030 Accord reporting on sustainable progress and committed to working towards a Carbon Neutral built environment.

2030 China Accord In 2016, we joined the 2030 China Accord to support China’s drive to develop non-fossil energy by 2030 and help plan new communities as carbon neutral.

Experience with sustainable project rating systems • More than 25 percent of our technical staff is Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Accredited.

• Involved in more than 50 projects that use the U.S. Green Building Council (LEED®) certification system or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ SPiRiT™ rating system.

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LEED® GOLD Midwest Regional HQ NE, USA

LEED® GOLD LA CASA D.C., USA

LEED® GOLD 660 N Capitol Street D.C., USA

LEED® PLATINUM Florida Atlantic University, Engineering and Computer Sciences Building FL, USA

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Sustainable projects worldwide

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LEED® SILVER NECC Abu Dhabi Campus Abu Dhabi, UAE

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8 Registered and pending 87 Designed to LEED standards

NET ZERO Lusail Office Building Doah, Qatar

LEED Professionals firmwide

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PLANNING + Urban Design

Accelerating urbanization for cities in transition.

As planners, our role is to re-imagine our cities, and rethink how we design for people who work, live and play in them.

We aim to create memorable places that inspire meaningful stories.

Master planning

An integrated process

Effective master planning is essential in defining your vision well into the future. LEO A DALY’s methodology and experience ensure the planning process focuses on a comprehensive analysis of the existing context and project needs to align with your business goals and objectives.

We start from the beginning with an integrated approach, including all disciplines and stakeholders to create a shared vision for the master plan.

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Aligning expectations We understand the importance of consensus building and the delicate balance of contributing and sometimes competitive factors.

Our collaborative approach to master planning focuses on aligning expectations with longand short-term strategies among all stakeholders throughout the entire process.

We utilize benchmarks based on broad experience and trends in various market sectors, combined with innovative ideas resulting in value-added, resilient solutions.

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An integrated planning practice impacting communities around the world.

LEO A DALY’s disciplined planning + urban design practice area focuses on: • the study of cities, its urban fabrics and placemaking • integration of technology, rapid urbanization and intangible economic growth • value-added propositions focused on culture, wellness and lifestyle

United States West Oakland Los Angeles* San Jose San Marcos Orange Merced San Diego Milpitas Benton County Goodyear Las Vegas Gleenwood St. Georges Central Fort Reilly Ashland St. Joseph Omaha*

Des Moines Lincoln Elkhorn Peru Bellevue Chardon La Vista Silver Creek Louisville Southwest Austin Dallas* Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Waco Fresco Conroe Corpus Christi College Station

North Lansing Chicago Minneapolis* Carver Eden Prairie Winna East Newark Rockville Washington, DC* Atlanta* West Palm Beach* Tampa Miami* Jupiter Chattanooga

Jamaica Kingston Argentina Ezeiza

Qatar Doha UAE Abu Dhabi* Al Ain

Spain Madrid

Libya Benghazi

Ireland Dublin

Ghana Accra

Turkey Ankara

Russia Kommunalka Moscow

Saudi Arabia Riyadh Dammam

China Kushan Shenzhen Beijing Qigong Wuhan Xiamen Astana Fijian Tianjing Cixi Harbin Yanti Hong Kong

Australia Melbourne * LEO A DALY studio locations LEO A DALY

Cleveland Clinic Oncology Technical Advisor Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Mubadala Size 161,458 SF (15,000 SM) Scope Technical advisor for architecture and civil, mechanical, plumbing, electrical and biomedical engineering

LEO A DALY is the technical advisor consultancy for the construction of the Cleveland Clinic Oncology Center, a 15,000 SQM addition to the currently operating Abu Dhabi Cleveland Clinic Hospital. The clients are Mubadala Investment Company, a premier developer and owner in UAE, and the Cleveland Clinic. The project involves an on-site technical deployment team of eight LEO A DALY staff bringing architectural, civil, mechanical, electrical and biomedical engineering expertise for a total of 22 months, throughout the design and construction of this vital project.

Designed with patients in mind, the nine-story facility will house dedicated clinical practice areas for advanced imaging, infusion, radiation and chemotherapy, as well as a connection to the main hospital’s surgical areas. The practice areas will have space for sub-specialized nurses, social workers and patient support services.

The layout of each floor unites a range of complementary specialties, enhancing collaboration and enabling patients to receive most of their treatment in one area — a unique approach for patient care in the region. The center will have 24 exam rooms, 24 infusion rooms, two procedure rooms and an area devoted to specialty women’s services. The building is designed to ensure the most comfortable flow for patients, provide an abundance of natural light and offer the optimal combination of clinical care with oncology patient support services and prayer rooms for patients.

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Sehatcom Medical City Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner Sehatcom Doctors Company Size 914,932 SF (85,000 SM) 200-bed teaching hospital Medical university for 2,500 students Cost Confidential Scope Concept design, healthcare planning

LEO A DALY’s design philosophy for University City weaves together the fabrics of community, education and healthcare into a seamless user experience. The conception and actualization of this simple idea will forge an environment that is both a world-class healing facility as well as developing a crucial pathway for the promising youth of the Kingdom to realize their ambition of becoming the next generation of medical professionals.

Sehatcom University Hospital is to be located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The Hospital Building consists of approximately 40,000 SM with four higher education facilities: Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Medical Science, Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Pharmacy as well as an Administration Block and a University Central Campus Hub. The Total Built up Area of the medical and education complex is to be 84,282 square meters with about 52,000 SM dedicated to parking and central processing units.

Upon award of the Concept Design, LEO A DALY continued providing further services in healthcare planning for 200 licensed beds, 12 operating theaters, 18 diagnostic imaging procedure rooms, 12 dialysis treatment rooms, 5 labor and delivery rooms, 10 neonatal intensive care units and 50+ urgent care and outpatient multispecialty consultation and treatment services. The 200 licensed beds were planned and designed with the infusion of hospitality expertise where the rooms range from standard, suites, deluxe suites, executive suites and royal suites.

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Security Forces, Medical City Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner Ministry of Interior Size 1,200,000 SM Cost Confidential Scope Healthcare peer-review of design documents and clinical operational policies, specifically ensuring Medical City complies with U.S. Clinical Standards

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Security Forces Medical City is the largest of several medical cities being built in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The design-build project includes more than 1.2 million square meters of built-up area, with the hospital covering 495,000 square meters, on over 2.5 million square meters of land.

The 12-story hospital includes 1,800 inpatient beds, 46 operating theaters and all the specializations required for adult male and women, adolescents and children, neonatal, mental health and rehabilitation. The campus also includes 18 utility buildings, 5 mosques, 6 helipads and several thousand residential units with associated amenities.

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Mandarin Oriental Hotel Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner Al Olyan Financial Company Size 148-key hotel, 50 branded residences Scope Architectural design

LEO A DALY’s design for this new luxury hotel and residences along the scenic oceanfront takes advantage of the site’s direct views to the Red Sea and incorporates the playful dynamic of movement.

The fluid motions of the waves and the dance of light reflecting off the water inspired the tower design, which stands out as a beacon of strength in the region. The interplay of balconies and glass create a playful texture to the façade bringing a filtered light to the guests along with breathtaking views.

Upon arrival, guests ascend to the sky lobby and are greeted with a lush open-air terrace complete with cool waters, lush greenery and ocean views. This becomes an ideal place to transition from the hustle and bustle of travel or the work of the day, to a more relaxed and pampered guest experience. This one-of-a-kind, 5-star experience caters to affluent business travelers offering high-end amenities and unparalleled service.

Guest rooms and residences are designed to curate optimal views. The health club and spa are a must for luxury living and four dining options cater to a variety of guest wishes.

Special touches from the entry arrival experience to dynamic atmosphere of the restaurants and the soothing atmosphere of the spa are each designed to create incredible guest experiences and lasting memories.

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The Ritz-Carlton Marrakech, Morocco

Owner Arabian Hotels Scope Design Competition: Interior Design

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The LEO A DALY team imagined an elevated reinterpretation of Marrakech. By appreciating a culture of rich history, the design team took geometric patterns swatch in luxury to create a destination for all generations to come.

Combining Marrakech’s locality with the opulence of the RitzCarlton appeal, hints of localism are embedded in the space.

This consists of quiet lines - modern, horizontal, brisk - setting the guest with ease of contemporary luxury.

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DoubleTree Makkah Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Owner Equinox Hospitality Group Scope Interior Design

Makkah receives more than 15 million Muslim visitors each year to experience the annual religious Hajj pilgrimage to Makkah, the holiest city in the religion of Islam.

LEO A DALY’s design respects the Muslim faith and culture by taking into account the need for guests to use all facilities on the same schedule. Visitors’ prayer schedules indicate that all restaurants should anticipate one large meal, rather than several small ones. The design team provided large spaces totaling more than 700 seats in a sophisticated, contemporary style that also incorporated stylized traditional motifs.

The design highlights local craftsmanship through the use of a traditional Arabic pattern sized to scale to create dramatic statements in backlit screens, etched floor patterns and an enveloping trellis that greets the guests upon entry. The hotel’s grand scale lobbies house large numbers of guests traveling through at one time. These large, open spaces provide ample seating areas, coffee lounges and additional amenities for travellers.

Each guestroom faces the Mosque of al-Haram, with special care taken to prevent the foot of the bed and bathrooms from facing the Mosque. Connecting rooms and double- and twin-bed layouts were included for families and social groups traveling together.

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Sofitel Makkah Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Owner Equinox Hospitality Group Scope Interior Design

Makkah receives more than 15 million Muslim visitors each year to experience the annual religious Hajj pilgrimage to Makkah, the holiest city in the religion of Islam.

LEO A DALY’s design respects the Muslim faith and culture by taking into account the need for guests to use all facilities on the same schedule. Visitors’ prayer schedules indicate that all restaurants should anticipate one large meal, rather than several small ones. The design team provided large spaces totaling more than 700 seats in a sophisticated, contemporary style that also incorporated stylized traditional motifs.

The design highlights local craftsmanship through the use of a traditional Arabic pattern sized to scale to create dramatic statements in backlit screens, etched floor patterns and an enveloping trellis that greets the guests upon entry. The hotel’s grand scale lobbies house large numbers of guests traveling through at one time. These large, open spaces provide ample seating areas, coffee lounges and additional amenities for travellers.

Each guestroom faces the Mosque of al-Haram, with special care taken to prevent the foot of the bed and bathrooms from facing the Mosque. Connecting rooms and double- and twin-bed layouts were included for families and social groups traveling together.

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Ministry of Health Design Guidelines Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner Ministry of Health Scope Design guidelines and specifications for external areas of Ministry of Health hospital projects in KSA, façade design, master planning

As part of a broader project team, LEO A DALY was commissioned to develop a set of design guidelines for the external aspects of new, renovated and converted hospital projects throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

LEO A DALY’s scope includes master planning and façade design, with others responsible for landscaping and engineering services. Developed in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, the master planning section initially outlines the involved stakeholders, process and neccesary outcomes of a hospital master plan before discussing critical factors, such as site selection, cultural and climatic considerations. The specifics of site organization, massing and function relevant to several categories of potential site provide the criteria for architects to follow in developing design for any site considered by the Ministry of Health for new hospital projects or the conversion or renovation of existing facilities.

The façade design section was also developed with the Ministry of Health to incorporate their brand image, while still being able to respond to local climate and culture and functionally serving the internal healthcare program.

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Ghazi Al Gosaibi Masjid Jubail City Center, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner SABIC Size 26,897 SF (2,497 SM) Scope Design competition

The Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) set a vision to commission a Landmark Masjid in the commemoration of Dr. Ghazi Al Gosaibi, the first Chairman of SABIC. The plot of land had been allotted by the Royal Commission of Mardoumah District in Jubail’s future city center and is part of a larger development district targeted to serve the Jubail area. The design was to accomodate 1,000 worshippers and achieve a LEED Silver rating.

Through the Concept Design process, LEO A DALY recognized Dr. Ghazi al Gosaibi’s rooted origins from Saudi Arabia’s eastern province, and drove the architectural design through a modern interpretation of the vernacular design elements. The primary architectural elements used included: Arcade, Screens and Mushrabiyas, Courtyards and Intrinsic Islamic Patterns.

The overall form is composed of two volumes, a prayer hall and a support facility. Internal space carvings in the form of courtyards add to the project’s sustainability goals and objectives in creating outdoor prayer areas, reducing cooling loads, increasing daylight and improving ventilation in areas like the ablution. At times when the mosque reaches a high occupancy, the courtyards will be used to promote flexibility and adaptation in the mosque design.

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Shinas Healthcare Village and Resort Shinas, Sultanate of Oman

Owner Sanbar Development Company Size 11,463,564 SF (1,065,000 SM) Cost Confidential Scope Master plan, concept design

This project combines a world-class medical and wellness tourism resort with the unique warmth and welcome of traditional Omani hospitality. The goal of the Medical Village is to generate a niche sector for new high-end medical tourism to Oman as well as capture some of the current market for high net worth Omanis traveling abroad for medical treatment, care and rehabilitation. Rather than offer a particular level of acuity, Medical Village has zones covering a range of offerings, from resort-style accommodation complemented by spa and wellness offerings, to surgical inpatient facilities and long-term palliative care. The first of its kind in the region, Medical Village offers a one-stop-shop for medical tourism.

Conserving the cultural environment is important when it comes to maintaining the sense of place that brings visitors to a destination such as Oman. The decision to adopt predominantly Omani architectural themes is both an aesthetic and an environmental decision, intended to be considerate of both the traditions of the local community and travelers who come to Oman to experience another culture.

As cities become bigger and life becomes busier and sometimes more difficult, people are looking for refuges.

Resorts have to provide this. As an important part of the escape, tourists want to experience the local ethos. Both the natural and the cultural environments, of course, are elements of this.

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Andalusia Children’s Autism Center

LEO A DALY engaged with Andalusia Group to peer-review a Pediatric and Wellness Center specialized for pediatric patients on the autism spectrum.

Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

LEO A DALY provided peer-review for the renovation of an existing building with approximately 2,000 SM in built up area to ensure the facility complied with Facility Guidelines Institute minimum requirements. The facility was to provide several clinics and treatment rooms assigned to Dental, ENT, OP, Neurology, Cardiology, Pediatrics, Nutrition, Child Wellness, Speech Therapy, Audiology, Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy. The Autism Wellness Center serves as a place for kids to receive specialty care after school as well as a venue to celebrate special community occasions.

Owner Andalusia Medical Services Size 7,265 SF (675 SM) Cost Donec orci massa, sodales Scope Concept design, healthcare planning, interior design

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King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Marine Biology Lab Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owner King Fahd University Size 118,000 SF (10,980 SM) Cost Confidential Scope Conceptual design, master planning

King Fahd University, a public institution of higher learning in Saudi Arabia, is spearheading a new campus on the Arabian Gulf Coast centered around this new marine biology laboratory. Primarily a research facility, the building features numerous wet labs, cryogenic lab, GSI processing lab, analytical laboratories, indoor and outdoor aquariums, office space, food service facilities and separate laboratory testing facilities for use by outside companies.

The two-story architecture is characterized by cast-in-place concrete walls with a textured finish. Design considerations throughout include accommodations for high humidity, salinity, sand and wind as they affect the facility and specialized equipment used in marine research. A distinctive pump system distributes sea water from the Gulf to the various laboratories supporting sea life under observation and experimentation.

A boat yard and marina area adjoin and extend from the building with adequate space and access considerations for research boats and submarines.

Colors of the sea and wave formations permeate both the internal and external design. Sandy-colored walkways lead to a two-story atrium containing the indoor aquarium. Dark blue and aqua accents add cool tones with wave patterns reflected in both the wall textures and furnishings.

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Healthpoint Hospital Renovation and Expansion Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Mubadala Size 29,062 SF (2,700 SM) Scope Full design services and construction administration

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Mubadala Healthpoint retained LEO A DALY for full design services (A/E) and construction administration for major renovation works as well as horizontal and vertical shell and core structural expansion within a LEED Gold Certified Healthcare Facility.

The scope of work included remodeling and expanding the orthopedic department, relocating the inpatient pharmacy, expanding the inpatient beds capacity, inpatient and outpatient (female and male) physiotherapy and rehabilitation spaces as well as the mechanical plant room to support the renovations and additions.

Sustainable design strategies and operational efficiency were paramount to the design. The LEO A DALY team engaged with end users and the facility maintenance team throughout an integrative design process and human-centric design approach to optimize outcomes and streamline the process.

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Ghayathi Community Hospital Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner SEHA Size 437,262 SF (40,623 SM) Scope Construction administration

LEO A DALY was appointed by SEHA to undertake the supervision, construction and maintence of the Ghayathi Community Hospital. Consisting of a 50-bed community hospital and support buildings, the facility will provide general medicine, obstetrics, gynecology services and will also include intensive care units for infants. The project has been designed with estidama sustainability requirements.

The overall site plan consists of 14 buildings that include a main hospital, accomodation buildings, a mosque, a mortuary, a helipad and several support facilities. The main hospital is a three-level building with a central courtyard.

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Al Ain Fertility Clinic Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Police Medical Service of Abu Dhabi Size 73,600 SF (6,840 SM) Scope Architectural design, interior design, medical planning, medical equipment planning, life safety design, project management

A fertility center was established by the Police Medical Service of Abu Dhabi to serve as the premier location for fertility services to the members of the local and national Emirate of Abu Dhabi Police organization, the National Guard, members of their immediate families and the general public.

The design employs an iconic butterfly shape that utilizes curves and softened edges in both the interior and exterior design as a response to the delicate and specialized services of this facility.

A fully glazed, three-story atrium is located within the main public entrance including a dual staircase serving as the focal point. Ornate architectural finishes within the lobby include glass, marble, natural veneers, mica and granite with stainless steel details. The two curved living vegetative walls reinforce the uplifting theme and add visual interest and texture to the space.

The ground level of the facility includes the main entrance, VIP lobby, VIP elevators, waiting areas, outpatient facilities, laboratory, pharmacy, support spaces and public elevators.

The procedure area contains laboratories and patient recovery rooms, populated below by the main entry, lobby and circulation spaces. The VIP areas have been treated with the greatest of care to ensure that privacy is maintained for patients and their families.

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SOHO Life Fertility Centre Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Scope Investment/Bloom Properties Size 19,375 SF (1,800 SM) Scope Programming, healthcare planning, architecture, interior design and FF&E, enginnering and construction administration

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Scope Investment/Bloom Properties retained LEO A DALY for full design services (A/E) and construction administration for the SOHO Life Fertility Clinic. The work encompasses the fit-out of a new healthcare facility within a shell and core space located within a new mixed-use development.

The project comprised the planning of clinical flows (patient, services, materials, waste, as well as related accessibility), registration and waiting areas, consultation rooms, diagnostics and ultrasounds, pre-op/post-op bays and surgical theaters, invitro fertilization lab department, administrative spaces as well as support facilities such as central sterile service department, staff areas and utility plant to support.

The LEO A DALY team attended benchmark tours with the users of other facilities to capture best practices and document lessons learned. The proposed interior design theme evokes a soothing and relaxing SPA environment, with high ceilings blended with ample natural daylight, to reduce patient stress and enrich the experience.

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UAEU Female Student Dorms Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner UAE University Size 1,171,113 SF (108,800 SM) Scope Design competition

LEO A DALY’s design achieved first place in a design competition for the University Female Housing project at UAE. The total developed site plan is 88,500 SM, comprising 12 hostel towers, a large dining hall with a capacity to serve 6,000 students, sports facilities, social club, library, collaboration amenities and food and beverage facilities spread out evenly throughout the ground-floor campus. The landscape integrates the different typologies throughout the campus, invoking a sense of a student village within a park.

The hostel buildings forming gliding butterflies are joined by a bridge, “the central spine,” which forms a multi-story park and promenade feature. The central spine leads to the outdoor theater and main central plaza. The main central plaza, dining hall, sports fields, social club and amenities are strategically located to tie in the existing Maqam 4 hostel to the new proposed hostel.

Typologies • Dorms (3,000 single bedroom, 90,000 SM) • Indoor Collaboration Spaces, Library, Sports, Social Club and Amenities (6,000 SM) • Dining Hall, F&B and Retail (7,500 SM) • Reception Building (1,300 SM) • Central Spine (Bridge) (4,000 SM) • Landscape & Exterior Works (60,000 SM)

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LEO A DALY’s design solution has been selected as the best design option and the best resilient phasing strategy by all the committee members. The site planning considers all aspects of sustainability, accessibility, walkability and integration to the existing UAEU campus. The smart approach to massing and façade design incorporated passive design strategies and takes potential of site and environment …..”

Osama El Kobrosli, Engineer UAE University

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American Mission Hospital A’alia, Bahrain

Owner American Mission Hospital Size 1.2M SM Cost Confidential Scope Façade design, healthcare planning, MEP review, interior design

LEO A DALY provided interior conceptual design for the new 150-bed hospital for American Mission Hospital as well as peer review services for the entire façade design, healthcare planning and MEP detailed drawings.

The American Mission Hospital has multiple branches spread out across the Kingdom of Bahrain. However, the original main campus was established in the late 1800s with a rich history and further developed into a medical complex in the 1920s/1960s with older architecture that LEO A DALY captured in its interior design development to provide an elegant, modern signature for its new hospital.

The 150-bed hospital is divided into two blocks, each consisting of approximately 10,675 SM. One block will consist of a specialized women and children’s services for child development, dedicated pediatric urgent care, women’s health, labor and delivery, post-partum recovery and rehabilitation, neonatal intensive care and in vitro-fertilization services.

The second block will consist of multispecialties for patients in need of orthopedic, ENT, ophthalmology and endoscopy procedures as well as dialysis, allied health, adult urgent care, high dependency care, dental services and other specialized outpatient clinics.

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This masterpiece of design conceptualizes wellness and healing, unites the environment with the senses through natural light and greenery, leveraging technology and the human art of compassion and caring whilst minimizing the impact on the environment with LEED design.”

Dr. George Cheriyan, CEO American Mission Hospital Bahrain

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Zayed Military Hospital Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner UAE Armed Forces General Headquarters Command of Military Works Size 1,332,744 SF (123,816 SM) Scope Condition assessment, site selection studies, feasibility study, full programming, planning, architecture and engineering design services

LEO A DALY was contracted by the Command of Military Works, United Arab Emirates Armed Forces, to provide full programming, planning and design services to replace the current Zayed Military Hospital in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The new military hospital will be constructed at Zayed Military City and will serve as the military’s premier hospital, providing centers of excellence in cardiology, trauma and burn care. The hospital will contain all medical and surgical subspecialties and will serve as a nursing and physician teaching facility. The hospital will provide 300 single-patient bedrooms that can expand to double-patient bedrooms during national emergencies.

During the concept design phase, LEO A DALY conducted interviews with all major departments, organized and prioritized their needs, and integrated them into a program.

This program was used to develop six master plans which were reviewed by the UAE military authorities, ultimately identifying three master plans which were fully developed into concept design-level detail, including renderings and department-level block planning. Each master plan followed poetic concepts from the region: Char Bagh, Constellation and Wadi. The Wadi concept was selected by the client as the best concept design, hailed as “absolutely beautiful” by the CMW Commander.

The design will incorporate the latest in international healthcare design and evidence-based design practices in order to improve patient outcomes, satisfaction and staff efficiency.

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LEO A DALY’s selected Wadi concept was hailed as “absolutely beautiful” by the CMW Commander.

The project is being designed to meet the Estidama 2 Pearl Rating and takes a comprehensive approach to sustainability, recognizing energy efficiency, minimizing site disturbance, efficient use of material resources, providing a healthy indoor environment, and reducing water and energy consumption.

The concept design was accepted by the client and the client is currently reviewing the project scope before proceeding to detailed design.

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Vamed Reem Hospital Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Blue Apple Healthcare Cost Confidential Scope Client representation (technical advisor), construction site supervision, design review

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LEO A DALY was retained during the schematic and detailed design development phase to provide the owner peer-review, design phase acceptance and expertise regarding submission requirements for the Department of Health Abu Dhabi Health Facility Licensing 90% Inspection process. LEO A DALY continued its services by providing representation to the client and mobilized a team for construction site supervision.

Reem Hospital provides both outpatient and inpatient services, including 32 specialized clinics in the initial phase, and 47 in the final state, staffed with consultant and specialist physicians. With a capacity of 200 plus beds, the hospital will be fully equipped with a 24/7 urgent care unit, six operation theaters, day surgery unit, six ICU beds, endoscopy and arthroscopy units supported by state-of-the-art diagnostic services. The hospital will have a special focus on outpatient and inpatient post-acute rehabilitation.

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Sheikh Khalifa Medical City Dialysis Center Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner SEHA Size 108,252 SF (10,057 SM) Scope Construction management

LEO A DALY provided full construction management services to this project, which compromises of a basement, ground floor and first floor with 66 dialysis treatment stations and basement car parking. The design incorporates 50 comfortable treatment stations, four pediatric stations, four VIP rooms, eight blood-borne isolation rooms and two vertical circulation passenger lifts.

The space allocation and function distribution over different floors are as follows: • Basement floor: designed as underground car parking floor with 80 car parking spaces. Also includes water and fire protection, water tank room and other service rooms.

• Ground floor: consists of the main entrance, dialysis center, courtyard, service rooms and 44 external parking spaces.

• First Floor: consists of dialysis center and treatment support spaces and service rooms with necessary circulation areas and lobbies.

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Barraquer Eye Hospital Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Owner Scope Investment Size 69,965 SF (6,500 SM) Scope Full architectural and engineering services, healthcare planning, medical equipment planning, interior design

Built in 1941, the Barraquer Ophthalmology Center in Barcelona, Spain, has provided the highest quality comprehensive eye care to patients from around the world.

The legacy of Professor Ignacio Barraquer, creator of the center, has been carried on by his grandchildren, Elena and Rafael Barraquer, the fourth generation of ophthalmologists who continue to run Barraquer to this day. The Barraquers were invited by leaders in Dubai to create a sister eye hospital for Phase II of the Dubai Healthcare City. Many residents of the United Arab Emirates and surrounding countries travel to Spain for care from Barraquer ophthalmologists.

The Dubai location, which will be the first Barraquer facility outside of Spain, will not only cater to residents, but also to medical tourists. The Barraquer ophthalmology hospital in Dubai will be an extension and update of the Barcelona center.

Within its two basements, ground, mezzanine and four floor levels, Barraquer Dubai will provide ophthalmological clinical services, surgical services, urgent care services and hospitalization accommodations. The operating suite will feature four theaters with 16 recovery boxes. The eye clinic will offer 26 consultation rooms, four treatment procedure rooms, pre-operative assessments and complementary exploration services.

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Mediclinic Middle Easy Renovation and Revamping Projects Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, United Arab Emirates

Owner Mediclinic Middle East Size Varies Cost Confidential Scope Healthcare planning, healthcare authority approval, interior design

Mediclinic International is one of the largest private providers outside of the United States; primarily in South Africa, Switzerland and UAE. After merging with Al Noor Hospital Group, the company has a 5-year plan to renovate, redevelop and expand its existing healthcare facilities.

Through LEO A DALY’s connections with the local Department of Health, Mediclinic invited LEO A DALY to redesign multiple renovations across the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and Al Ain. LEO A DALY provided healthcare planning services and interior design in addition to obtaining schematic and detailed design approval from the Department of Health (DoH).

LEO A DALY also generated Mediclinic’s Branding Guidelines for VIP services. A maternity ward designed by LEO A DALY will serve as a prototype for potential future sites. LEO A DALY also served as a liaison between Mediclinic and the Department of Health through the authority approval process to ensure all renovations comply with local and international standards. Renovation projects include: • Nephrology Center, Dental and Ophthalmology Center, Maternity VIP and Royal Inpatient Suites, Cosmetology and Dermatology Center, Neurology and Endocrinology Center, Bariatric Center, Compounding Hospital Pharmacy; Mediclinic Airport Road Hospital • Catering Unit; Al Jowhara Hospital • MRI Suite; Al Ain Hospital

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• Maternity, Birthing and NICU Unit; Mediclinic Al Noor Hospital

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Abu Dhabi Special Needs Club Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Zayed Higher Organization for Humanitarian Care & Special Needs Size 330,000 SF (30,550 SM) Scope Concept design

The Abu Dhabi Club for persons with special needs creates a campus where the stadium and multipurpose building play a prominent role on the site and in the lives of the athletes. With the field recessed into the earth, the canted walls surrounding the field submit to the power of the exposed structural trusses, cantilevered forms and the expressive roof system of the multipurpose building. Access to the field for the athletes is below grade while spectators access the seating from grade level. This horizontal separation helps with supporting services, views and both spectator and athlete safety.

The transparent forms of the multipurpose building, along with other surrounding buildings, showcase the activities taking place within, while connecting the athletes to the site and other sporting events. These transparent forms and dramatic architectural maneuvers give inspiration to the athletes to interact with the campus and other athletes and encourage mobility.

This desire to encourage movement is reinforced in the landscape by the placement of two large bands of varying hardscape and softscape patterns that extend across the campus, unifying various activities and buildings. This pattern creates an outdoor rug that unifies buildings and creates outdoor programmed spaces. To further emphasize movement, the bands are shifted off the 10 meter grid of the site to provoke competition between the landscape plan and the architectural grid, giving the athlete or visitor a cerebral or subconscious experience of movement.

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New England Children’s Clinic, Abu Dhabi Campus Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Owner Abu Dhabi Health Services Company Size 125,800 SF (11,687 SM) Scope Full Architectural and Interior Design Services Awards People’s Choice Award for distinguished accomplishment in excellence in architecture - American Institute of Architects, Nebraska Chapter

The New England Center for Children (NECC®), Abu Dhabi Campus partnered with the Health Authority—Abu Dhabi (HAAD) to construct and operate an inpatient residential school for children with autism spectrum disorders. The campus is composed of a four-story classroom building and a two-story residential unit.

Conceived as a linear expression in colored glass and thin concrete plates, the classroom building features a rooftop pool covered by a large cantilevered concrete roof. The classroom building supports multiple specialized classrooms, as well as a kitchen, dining area, gymnasium, clinic, graduate research spaces and an administrative suite.

The residential unit supports 24 children in a staff-intensive setting. The residence is divided into four identical units for six children each. Each unit contains private sleeping rooms, living area, recreation room, prayer room, kitchen and dining.

The residence is anchored by a three-story light monitor that serves as a central organizing feature, entry and vertical circulation element.

The project is designed in accordance with LEED Silver equivalent standards under the Estidama sustainability code.

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We had a very positive experience working with you and your team. We were pleased to rely on your substantial expertise designing health care and related facilities. Our senior executives were very impressed with your team’s ability to translate the complicated requirements for a state of the art educational and residential facility for children with autism into an attractive functional design that worked well for NECC and our UAE partners.

Vincent Strully, Jr.Chief Executive Officer and Founder, The New England Center for Children, Inc.

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Karbala Teaching Hospital Karbala, Iraq

Owner Arabtech - Jardaneh Size 968,752 SF (90,000 SM) 600-bed, 12-story Scope Architectural Design

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Prominently placed along the pilgrimage route into this holy city, this new, modern hospital is a strong unifying element for Karbala, bridging old and new, history and legend. The form of the most visible part of the hospital building is homage to Imam Hussein and his brother, Al-Abbas. The two forms which make up the tower are separated by a deep, wide reveal.

The taller component represents Al-Hussein ibn Ali and the lower one represents his brother. The unification of the two is embodied in the Day of Ashura and the pilgrimage to the holy shrines pilgrims visit, separate but both important.

The modern language of the architecture is important as it represents the most current medical practice and technology available, a true twenty-first century facility, which is not only about caring for people but teaching medical professionals in the region how to best do so. Punctuating the modernity is a layer of historical references, large indigenous stone columns representing the strength of Karbala and etched with an Arabesque figuring borrowed from the Masjid al-Hussein.

As pilgrims as well as hospital patients, family members, visitors and staff of all levels pass by these columns, they are reminded of the significance of the past history and how it has made this facility possible.

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Sidra Medical Center Ar-Rayyan, Doha, Qatar

Owner Qatar Foundation Size 2,500,000 SF (232,000 SM) Cost $1,807,693 Scope Condition assessment, full-time on-site construction administration and quality assurance, including project management, medical equipment and furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) Completion Date November 2014

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LEO A DALY was initially contracted by the Consolidated Contractors Corporation (CCC) on behalf of the Qatar Foundation to join the Sidra Medical Center project construction administration team to revitalize efforts to complete the project. The project was initially slated for completion in December 2011, but had been beset with delays. The CCC/ LEO A DALY team improved schedule performance and project quality assurance through effective use of technology tools and extensive experience in medical facilities. LEO A DALY streamlined the medical equipment and FF&E submittal processes, modernizing the process by using Attania, a database software used for equipment tracking, specification and purchasing.

The LEO A DALY interior design staff extensively reviewed and reworked initial outfitting plans; clarified furniture specifications, reselecting where needed to stay within the design intent; coordinated FF&E utility requirements; coordinated deliveries of FF&E and developed alternate finish selections in partnership with Qatar Foundation to replace outdated and unavailable finish selections. The project contains all of the most modern medical equipment and technology and is one of the premier medical centers being developed in the Middle East to Western standards of healthcare.

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