New Cabinet Building

New Capital, Egypt

The Egyptian Council Building in the New Administrative Capital is a stunning example of modern architectural innovation blended with cultural heritage. Its design reflects the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization, featuring clean, monumental lines and symbolic motifs inspired by Pharaonic architecture. The structure incorporates contemporary materials like glass, steel, and stone, emphasizing sustainability and functionality.

The building’s layout promotes transparency and accessibility, with spacious halls and courtyards symbolizing openness in governance. Its central dome, a standout feature, represents unity and authority, while intricate facade patterns echo traditional Egyptian artistry. Surrounded by landscaped gardens and water features, the building integrates seamlessly with its environment, creating a striking yet harmonious landmark in Egypt’s new capital.

CLIENT:
Presidency of the Council of Ministers
Scope of work:
Architectural, Structural, Landscape, & Interior Design Consultant, Concept, Schematic, and Detailed design Stages
CONTRACTOR:
Orascom
Budget:
10,000,000 $