Madinat Al Riyad, Abu Dhabi (Zone RD17)
A contemporary two-storey villa with clean architectural lines, large glazed openings and an enclosed boundary wall, built new on an empty plot and delivered under full municipal completion approval.
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Client names are withheld for privacy; every location, duration and contract value shown here is on record.
A contemporary two-storey villa with clean architectural lines, large glazed openings and an enclosed boundary wall, built new on an empty plot and delivered under full municipal completion approval.
A modern family residence on a 1,050 m² plot, featuring spacious layouts, balconies and a contrasting façade treatment across a clean two-storey volume.
A fast-tracked two-storey residence with geometric massing and large glass façades, taken from ground-floor works to full occupancy certificate in half a year.
A grand ornamental villa with arched double-height windows and a colonnaded entrance, executed over 15 months.
A classically detailed private residence with tiled roofing, stone façade elements and full landscaping.
A 3,134 m² estate comprising the main villa, a majlis building, guard room and electrical room.
A two-storey residence on a 1,065 m² plot with a boundary wall and guard room, delivered as a full turnkey villa package.
A 3,105 m² estate with stone-clad façades, a guard-room block and electrical room, built on a large family plot in Zayed City.
A new residential unit and service annex added to an existing 2,090 m² plot in Khalifa City — extension work rather than a ground-up build.
| Type | Location | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Private Villa | Mohamed Bin Zayed City (Zone Z20) | 18 months |
| Private Villa | Mohamed Bin Zayed City (Zone Z35) | 18 months |
| Private Villa | Mohamed Bin Zayed City (Zone Z19) | 18 months |
The company has completed over 100 projects across its history. Our detailed written register — the source for the locations and durations cited on this page — documents 52 of them since 2003, funded through personal accounts, UAE banks (First Abu Dhabi Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank) and the Housing Loans Authority, plus several projects currently on site.