ME Company Profile PDF

Tabaris - Beirut,
Fouad Chehab Avenue, Borj Al Ghazal Building

TEL. +961 1 202810/219225/202811/215282/338669/201073
MOB. +961 3 258017/258027
FAX. +961 1 219226
EMAIL. [email protected]
www.mouawad-edde.com
Index
INFRASTRUCTURE, ROADS, HIGHWAYS,

BRIDGES, TUNNELS & MARINE WORKS 23
Infrastructure, Roads, Beirut Central District 24

Bridges & Tunnels Upgrading of Mar Mikhael Intersection 30
Ghazir - Kfour - Fatka Road 32
Tabarja - Tripoli Highway Sections 2 B & 3 32
Chekka - Amioun - Kosba Road 33
Bahsas - Port of Tripoli Highway 33
The Rehabilitation of Tannourine Road 34
Akkar Region Roads 36
Baddawi - Abdeh Road 36
Kosba - Torza - Ehden Road 36
Hery - Kalamoun Road 36
Ahlam 48
Water Supply Tebbaneh (Tripoli - Lebanon) 37
& Sewage Network
Water Supply System Tripoli Potable Water Network 37

Chekka - Enfé Water Supply Systems 38
Jurd Akkar 40
Marine Works Extension of Tripoli (Lebanon) Harbour 42

Port of Tripoli 44
DAMS, ENVIRONMENTAL,
EARTHWORKS AND LAND DEVELOPMENT 50
Dams Chabrouh Dam 52

Qaysamani Dam 58
Balaa Dam 60
Environmental Works Normandy Landfill Reclamation Project 62

Earthworks Selaata Project 64
Sibline Project 64
Land Development Jal el Dib 65

Maysra Development 66
Adma-Dafné-Fatka 67
POWER PLANTS AND FACTORIES 68
Power Plants Baddawi Power Plant 70

Electrical Substation 220 kV - Horch Beirut 71
Electrical Substation 220 kV - Mkalles 72
Electrical Substation 225 kV - Marfaa BCD 72
Hreishe Power Plant 73
Blouza Power Plant 73
Factories Industrial Crusher Chekka 74

62-Meter Chimney Cimenterie Nationale Chekka 74
Tobacco Plant Ghazieh 75
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS 76
Office Buildings Bank Audi Plaza 78

Elie Saab building 80
Borj El Ghazal Project Beirut 82
Allied Real Estate Building 83
Swiss Embassy 83
Debbas Office Building 84
Al Mawarid Bank 1383 - Headdquarters 86
UBP Bank Premises 87
Yemen Telecom Control Building 87
Emirates Lebanon Bank 88
Point A 91
Samrya Twin Towers 92
Index
Exhibition Tripoli Exhibition Fair 93
Residential Centers MBB Mansion in Dahr Al Souwan 93

Saifi Housing 94
Residential Building Plot 629 98
Residential Building Parcel 628 98
Milad Mouawad Building 98
Residential Building Parcel 358 98
Maronite Social Fund 100
Moritra Project 100
Milad Mouawad Building 100
Khoury Project Gardens and Swimming Pools 101
Mikhael Daher Building 101
Retails Nodes & Townhouses THE PEARL - QATAR 102
Urban Dreams 104
Les Residences du Vieux Quartier 105
Byblos Sud 106
Abadiyah Hills 108
Ashrafieh Heights 110
RHR 834 Complex (Under Construction) 111
RHR 1410 Complex (Under Construction) 111
Beirut, Square II Complex (Under Construction) 112
La Plaza Residence 114
AMA 599 Residential (Under Construction) 115
Villas & Palaces Villa Plot 599 116

Villa Ghanem 117
Three Independent Villas Plot 1302 118
Villas on Plot 902 118
Villa Abadiyeh 118
Cathedral Cathedral and Seminary Carmelites 119
Hotel Belmont Hotel 120

Mövenpick Hotel Building Sanaa (Yemen) 122
Galleries Commercial Gallery Intermeuble 124
Showrooms and Offices Kamishibai
- Les Artisans - Mouawad Offices 124
Jail Roumieh Jail 125
Lycée Franco-Libanais 126

Schools Athénée School 126
IC Beirut- Elementary and Complementory Schools 127
Universities Lebanese American University - Faculty of Architects 128
Hospitals Dar El Raha Ehden 129

Middle East Institute of Health 129
COMMERCIAL CENTERS 130
Commercial Centers Zaitunay Bay 132

ABC Mall Beirut 136
Extension and Façade Re-lifting of ABC Mall Dbayeh 138
Beirut Mall 142
RESTORATION WORKS 144
Museum Renovation of National Museum’s Facades 146

Internal Renovation of National Museum 147
Beirut Museum (Under Construction) 148
Palace Rehabilitation of Trad Palace 150
Theatre City Theatre Clemenceau 151
WASTE MANAGEMENT 153

City Blu - Collect Collection of Municipal Solid Waste in Service Area: 154
Baabda, Aaley and Chouf Cazas
City Blu - Sweep Public Cleaning Services in Baabda, 156
Aaley and Chouf Caza
History
Since the end of the seventies, Mouawad-Edde has been a company

that unified two energies in such an interactive way that their specific
contributions led to a sound and reputable company.
First of all, Milad Ghazal Mouawad is the personification of common

sense, intuition, business acumen and the know-how of a man whose
name is, today, synonymous with the respect of values. Milad Mouawad,
a man of his word, has always privileged his involvement in public
works (roads, highways and public buildings) by developing an unfailing
concern to deliver as quickly as possible the projects that are entrusted
to him. At the beginning, he set up a small enterprise bearing his name.
Then, he founded with Engineer Emile Khlat, the company Khlat &
Mouawad. Since 1978, he started to prepare the way for establishing
a holding company where his two sons, Georges and Joseph, could
work in their capacities as Engineers, one who have studied in France
and the other in the United States of America, by teaching them his own
professional values.
And that is when he had the very good idea to propose to the Engineer
Charles Edde, who is very well-known for his high moral qualities, his
technical skills and his devotion for good work to create a partnership
between both of them and set up the Mouawad-Edde SARL company.
Mouawad-Edde took on the ME name. It is the merge of two

complementary competences that strive hard to organize, execute and
deliver projects. Projects that have become bigger and bigger and whose
complexities are up to the challenges of each project.
Today, ME is widely recognized and represents a guarantee to its clients

in terms of projects well executed and implemented, as it is shown in the
pictures of the present catalogue.
As far as ME partnership is concerned, some changes have recently

occurred due to the passing away of the founder Mr. Milad Mouawad
and to the departure of Milad Mouawad’s son, Joseph Mouawad and the
arrival in 2012, of his grand-son, Milad Mouawad.
Legally speaking, some changes have also been applied in the

view of making the company’s activities more efficient outside
Lebanon. This is why the two entities Mouawad-Edde Holding SAL
and Mouawad-Edde Offshore have been created with the same new
partnerships and the same objectives, and Mouawad-Edde sarl has
moved to be Mouawad-Edde SAL.
Nevertheless, it is the same leading and innovative spirit that drives

Mouawad-Edde company with the same determination to deliver
complete projects with the highest work quality standard on time opening
new horizons for its activities in the new energies and services.
Quality Policy
Mouawad Edde is one of the leading construction companies in

Lebanon, which provides services for residential, commercial,
real estate as well as for infrastructure and earthworks disciplines.
Our policy is to provide results that exceed client’s expectations,
by attracting qualified employees and seeking out high quality
manpower and by evaluating our suppliers.
In order to enhance our customer’s perception, Mouawad-Edde

has adopted a quality management system that complies with the
International Standard ISO 9001: 2008 and updated to become ISO
9001-2015. This Quality System provide clients with the assurance that
the projects completed by ME will be of a consistently high standard.
The Management of ME is totally committed to the implementation

maintenance and continual improvement of this quality management
system and, in return, expects every employee to contribute and support it.
Mouawad Edde, with the support of all its employees, strives

to implement the below objectives in order to satisfy customer
requirement and enhance its image in the construction market:
• Complete construction projects with highest standards

• Use the best quality products from reputable suppliers
• Use the best qualified and resourced sub-contractors
• Provide a work environment that will attract quality people and
maintain existing ones
• Create and maintain a safe working environment for all staff,
sub - contractors and visitors
• Meet standards and legislative requirements to enable ME to
compete on larger projects
Quality objectives in line with this policy have been established,

communicated, understood and implemented throughout the
processes.
All employees are given awareness training to ensure this Quality

Policy is understood, implemented and maintained.
George M. Mouawad Charles F. Eddé
Milad G. Mouawad
MANAGEMENT PROFILE
CHARLES FARID EDDÉ

Born 1944, Lebanese.
Holder of an E.S.I.B Civil Engineering degree, 1965 and a D.E.S. in Economic
Sciences, 1978.
He successfully exercised his skills since 1966 in the Civil Engineering
and construction profession.
Managing Partner of Mouawad-Eddé since 1983.
Member of the Lebanese order of Engineers.
Member of the board of Lebanese syndicate of contractors.
GEORGE MILAD MOUAWAD

Holder of a Civil Engineering degree from ENTPE - Paris, 1981.
Has exercised his skills since 1981 mainly on roadworks
and land development projects.
Member of Lebanese oder of Engineers.
Former member of Economic and Social Council of Lebanon.
Former member of Lebanese Syndicate of Contractors.
MILAD GEORGE MOUAWAD

Holder of a Civil Engineering from the American University of Beirut, 2010 and
Masters in Construction Management from Kingston University London, 2012.
He has been putting his knowledge into hard work ever since he graduated.
Partner at Mouawad-Edde.
Founder and Managing Director of Cityblu, the waste management division of
Mouawad-Edde.
Member of the Lebanese Order of Engineers.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is summarised in one word - competence - in order to carry through the
successful completion of projects we undertake and the works we accomplish by
providing end results that exceed the clients’ expectations.
As a concept, competence is far more complex than it appears at first

sight. Competence means first and foremost the skills needed to create
top quality work while providing high value for money. From the outset,
Mouawad-Eddé has sought out and fostered these skills to maintain the
highest standards of capability.
Competence likewise signifies the physical capacity to undertake projects that

often demand specialised equipment.
Mouawad-Eddé has assembled an outstanding collection of specialised

machinery as well as more versatile equipment. This flexibility allows the work
to proceed smoothly, up to standards and within prescribed completion dates.
Finally, competence is the means to win the trust of our clients as Mouawad-
Eddé will deliver work up to their expectations, representing high value for
money. Obtaining this trust is not an easy task and so our continuous success
speaks for itself. In the final analysis, this is our outstanding capability: the
capability that surpasses all others.
MOUAWAD-EDDE
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
COMPLETED AND
IN PROGRESS WORKS
The ultimate measuring rod of a contractor’s success is his completed works. Private
buildings, public institutions, commercial property and public works all standing as
evidence of quality and skillful performance.
These are the records for all to see and we feel proud of that.
SELECTION OF PROJECTS
Date of
Completion Project Location
1978 Belmont Hotel Ehden

1982 Beddawi Road Abdeh
1983 Apartment Building Plot 358 Adma
1983 Apartment Building Plot 401 Adma
1983 Hery Road Hery - Kalamoun
1984 Tabarja -Tripoli Highway Tabarja - Tripoli
1984 Chekka - Amioum Road Chekka - Amioun
1985 Kosba Road Kosba - Torza - Ehden
1985 Villas Plot 902 Fatka
1987 Apartment Building - Plot 628 Adma
1987 Showrooms and offices Jounieh
1988 Apartment Building Moritra Hazmieh
1988 Villas Plot 599 Adma
1988 Rehabilitation of Trad Palace Kfour
1989 Gardens & Swimming Pool Naccache
1991 Akkar Region Roads Akkar
1991 Gallery Intermeuble Kaslik
1992 Land Development Adma - Dafne - Fatka
1992 Bahsas - Port Tripoli Highway Bahsas - Port of Tripoli
1992 Villa Ghanem Rabieh
1993 Jal el Dib Development Jal el Dib
1993 62 meter Chimney - National Cement Co. Chekka
1993 Industrial Crusher National Cement Co. Chekka
1995 Cathedral & Seminary Carmelites Nahr Ibrahim
1995 Debbas Office Building Corniche Nahr Beirut
1995 Villas Plot 1056 Nahr Ibrahim
1995 City Theater Clemenceau Beirut
1995 Independent Villas - Plot 1302 Adma
1996 Land Development Maissra
1996 Allied Real Estate Building Sin El Fil
1996 Two School Buildings - Athénée Baslim
1997 Furbishment of Swiss Embassy Beirut
1998 Beddawi Power Plant (450 MW) Beddawi
1998 BCD Electrical Substation (225KV) Beirut
1998 School Lycée Franco-Libanais Nahr Ibrahim
1999 Beirut Central District : Infrastructure,
Roads, Bridges & Tunnels Beirut
1999 Mkalles Electrical Substation (220KV) Mkalles
1999 Les Pins Electrical Substation (220KV) Beirut
1999 Internal Renovation of National Museum Beirut
1994 Borj Al Ghazal Building Beirut
1999 Sibline project Sibline
1995 Renovation of the National
Museum Facades Beirut
2001 Audi Plaza Bank Beirut
2001 Saifi Housing Project Beirut
2002 National Institute of Health Bsalim
2002 Selaata Project Selaata
2003 ABC Shopping Mall Beirut
2004 Social Maronite Housing Bsalim
2004 Normandy Landfill Treatment Beirut
2005 Tebbaneh Internal Road and Infrastructure Tripoli
2005 Ghazir - Kfour - Fatka Road Kesserwan
2005 Elie Saab Headquarters Beirut
2005 Yemen Telecom Control Building Yemen - Sanaa
2006 UBP Bank Premises Beirut
2007 Bsalim Development Bsalim
2006 Movenpick Hotel Yemen - Sanaa
2006 Beirut Mall Project Beirut
2007 Extension Tripoli Harbor Tripoli
2007 Mikhael Daher Building Baabda
2007 Pearl Projet - P1, P2, P3 Doha Qatar
2008 Al Abaydiah Hills Al-Abaydiah
2009 Byblos Sud Byblos
2010 MBB Mansion Hazmieh Brazilia
2010 Potable Water Network Tripoli
2010 Chabrouh Dam Chabrouh Kesrouwan
2011 Zaitunay Bay Beirut
2011 Upgrading of Mar Mikhael Intersection Chiah
2012 Fouquet - Residence du Vieux Quartier Ashrafieh
2012 Samrya Twin Tower Doha-Qatar
2012 Extension ABC Mall Dbayeh
2013 La Plaza Residence Jal El Dib
2015 Hotel Belmont Refurbishment Ehden
2017 Chekka - Enfeh Water Supply Systems Chekka - Enfeh
2017 Qaysamani Dam Qaysamani
2017 Tripoli Port Tripoli
2017 Ashrafieh Heights Ashrafieh
2017 Emirates Lebanon Bank Beirut
2017 Ahlam Kesrouan
2017 Jurd Akkar Akkar
- Tannourine Road (under constraction) Batroun
- Villa Abadiyeh (under constraction) Abaydyah
2018 IC- Elementary and Complementary Schools Beirut
- LAU- Faculty of Architects (under constraction) Beirut
- RHR 834 Complex (under constraction) Beirut
- RHR 1410 Complex (under constraction) Beirut
- AMA 599 Residential Building (under constraction) Beirut
- AMB Headquarter Mawarid Bank (under constraction) Beirut
- Waste Collection (on going) Baabda, Aley, Chouf
- Beirut, Square II Complex (under constraction) Beirut Central District
- Urban Dream (under constraction) Sinn el Fil
INFRASTRUCTURE,
ROADS, HIGHWAYS,
BRIDGES, TUNNELS
& MARINE WORKS
You win
by working hard,
making tough decisions
and building coalitions.
John Engler
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INFRASTRUCTURE, ROADS, HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, TUNNELS & MARINE WORKS
Infrastructure, Roads, Bridges & Tunnels
Beirut Central District

Client: Solidere s.a.l.
Consultants: Dar Al-Handasah
Shair & Partners
Project completed in 1999
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Beirut Ce strict The works comprised of:
Mouawad-Eddé has executed under Roads, bridges and underpasses with finishings and supporting electro-
the supervision of Dar Al Handassah (Shair and mechanical services, culverts and networks for water, stormwater, sewage
Partners), the works of the Infrastructure of a Beirut and civil works for electro-mechanical utilities, in addition to miscellaneous
Central District, Phase I within the period from works including a pumping station, retaining walls, shoring and support
19/01/1995 to 30/12/1999. systems, an irrigation pumping station and related network in addition to
Period extended for force majeure and dredging, reclamation fill and rock protection.
archeological finding interruptions.
The subject works as aforesaid have been timely and satisfactorily
completed in conformity with the technical specifications and
requirements.
- 21km of roads (width varying from 7m to 40m) including excavation

backfilling, asphalting, curbs, marking, highway signing and traffic
signals.
- Three underpasses in reinforced and prestressed concrete spanning
between 10.50m and 40.00m (excavation, structural, finishing and
electrical works).
- 1.5km of tunnels cut and cover in reinforced concrete (excavation,
structural, finishing, mechanical & electrical works).
- Bridges of multiple bays and double voided and one interchange with three
levels, spanning between 8.00 and 15.00m and a total length of 770m
(excavation, structural in reinforced and prestressed concrete, finishing &
electrical works).
-M arine works (dredging, reclamation, rock armour and protection wall and
related miscellaneous works).
-S ewerage pumping station, irrigation pumping station, oil separator chamber,
three electrical substations and 8,00km of culverts in reinforced concrete (side
weir box culvert, electrical culverts and stormwater culverts).
-N ew environmental works to all BCD: sewerage (23.3km of pipes), storm
water (17.9km of pipes), water supply (26.2km of pipes) and irrigation
(37.0km of pipes) networks.
-S everal retaining walls in reinforced concrete.
- Retaining works (Piling, shoring to excavations, shotcrete…).
- E lectrical works for all structural works and roads including civil works for
telephone cables network, cable TV network and electrical networks (high
voltage 66kV, medium voltage 33kV and low voltage) including street lighting
network and traffic light system for the Central District.
-M echanical works for tunnels, sewerage pumping station, irrigation pumping
station and electrical box culverts including fans, control, pumps, boosters,
valves, fire hose cabinets, fire extinguisher, fittings…
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Beirut Central District

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Upgrading of Mar Mikhael Intersection

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Team
The works included the construction of a 75m

underpass along Chiyah boulevard, consisting of
two ways.
The overall length of the underpass is around

600 m. The works also include the construction
of secondary roads adjacent to the underpass and
other ancillary works, such as Diaphragm walls with
a maximum 15m depth, drainage, lighting, sewage,
potable water, electro-mechanical and road safety
devices, in addition to relocation of existing telephone
and electrical high voltage networks.
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Tabarja - Tripoli Highway

Sections 2 B & 3
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb
The works were carried out between October 1977

and March 1984.
Ghazir - Kfour - Fatka Road The works consisted of opening 30km expressway between Tabarja
and Chekka, to be later extended to the city of Tripoli. This was, by
far, the most important road project carried out in Lebanon during
Client: Council for Development
this period. The roadworks involved the excavation and filling of
and Reconstruction
about 1,500,000 cubic meters of earthworks, asphalt works of
Consultant: AKL and Jorr
about 175,000 cubic meters of asphalt and pouring about 350,000
cubic meters of concrete for the construction of bridges, culverts and
retaining walls. The roadworks were preceded by the construction of a
stormwater drainage network, of a sewerage network and of a water
Refurbishment, Widening and Rehabilitation of supply network.
Road Works. A landmark in the construction of this expressway resides in the tunnel
which was opened across the mountain overlooking the bay of Chekka
with the use of a very modern and performant tunneling machine
purchased in Germany. The works were completed with road marking
and street furniture works.
Chekka - Amioun - Bahsas - Port of Tripoli Highway

Kosba Road
Client: Ministry of Public Works
Client: Consultant: Ministry of Public Works
Council for Development and Reconstruction Project completed in 1992
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb
The project consisted of opening an express way between Bahsas and the port
of Tripoli.
The project consisted of the rehabilitation of the The project comprised of earthworks, the construction of reinforced concrete
existing road and its widening into a three-way bridges and culverts, the implementation of utilities, services and the
primary road. The works comprised of earthworks, completion with asphalt, road marking works and installation of street lighting.
the construction of reinforced concrete bridges and
culverts, the implementation of utilities and services
and completion with asphalt works.
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The Rehabilitation of Tannourine el Tahta -

Tannourine el Fawka Road

Consultant: KREDO sal
(under construction)
Rehabilitation and Widening of the Road

Connecting Tannourine El Tahta - Wata Houb
- Tannourine El Fawka, a single carriageway
road composed of one 3.5m traffic lane in
each direction with 1.5m wide ashphalted
shouldersthat is about 6.90km Long.
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Infrastructure Works
Ahlam
Client: Ahlam Land sal
Consultants: Rafic El- Khoury & Partners
Completion Date: October 2017
The project includes the construction, completion

and maintenance during the defect liability period
of the infrastructure works –
phase 1 of Ahlam Mountain Resort located in
Kfardebian Lebanon.
The scope is defined hereunder:
a. Storm Water Network; e. Electrical and Street light Network;
b. Sewage Network; f. Road Works;
c. Domestic Water Network; g. And all related civil and architectural
d. Irrigation Water Network; works and electromechanical Works.
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Hery -
Akkar Region Roads Kalamoun Road
Client: Ministry of Public Works
Consultant: Ministry of Public Works Client: Council for Development
Project completed in 1991 and Reconstruction
Consultant:
Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb
The project consisted of the rehabilitation of existing Project completed in 1983
roads into a two-way secondary road.
The project comprised of earthworks and asphalt Kosba - Torza -
works throughout. The project consisted of the
Ehden Road rehabilitation of the existing road into
a three-way primary road.
Client: Council for Development The project comprised of earthworks,
and Reconstruction the construction of reinforced
Consultant: concrete bridges and culverts, the
Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb implementation of utilities and services
Beddawi - Abdeh Road Project completed in 1985 and completion with asphalt works.
Client: The project consisted of the

Council for Development and Reconstruction rehabilitation of the existing road
Consultant: Dar Al-Handasah, Nazih Taleb and its widening into a three way
Project completed in 1982 primary road. The works comprised
of earthworks, the construction
of reinforced concrete culverts,
The project consisted of the rehabilitation of the the implementation of utilities and
existing road into a three-way primary road. services and completion with asphalt
The project comprised of earthworks, the construction and road marking works.
of reinforced concrete bridges and culverts,
the implementation of utilities and services and
completion with asphalt and road marking works.
Water Supply & Sewage Network Water Supply Systems
Tebbaneh
(Tripoli - Lebanon)
Client: Council for Development and reconstruction The work comprised of:
Consultant:
Bureau Technique pour le Developpement (BTD) - Sewage network installations
Project completed in 2005 - Stormwater network including reinforced concrete
- Potable water network installation
Infrastructure, Sewage and Water Supply - Road works
Networks and Asphalting Road Works. - Hardscape including sidewalk installations
Tripoli Potable Water Network

Owner: Council for Development and Reconstruction
Consultant: Ondeo Liban
The work comprised of:

- P otable water transmission network consisting of ductile iron pipes with diameters
varying between 500mm and 1,500mm with a total length of 11,000m
- Potable water distribution network consisting of HDPE with diameters varying
between 63mm and 140mm with a total length of 94,000m
- Potable water house connection for 4,500 residential units
- Installation of water meter systems totaling 26,000 units
- Installation of 1000 main ductile iron valves with diameters varying between
80mm and 500mm
- Installation of 200 air release valves and strainers
- Asphalt work of 100,000m2
- Hardscape work including sidewalk installation for 25,000m2
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Water Supply Systems
Chekka - Enfé Water

Supply Systems
Engineer: GETI
Completion date September 2017
The project consists of the execution of a complete water supply system

for the Chekka - Enfe region in North Lebanon Governate, including
water tanks and supply and distribution networks.
The works include the following:
- Drilling and equipping a new water well

- Construction of pumping stations
- Construction of lift lines
- Construction of new reservoirs of 3,000m3 in capacity each
- Construction and equipment of the valve chamber
- Equipment of existing water wells
- Construction of water distribution pipes
- Construction of service and house connections
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Water Supply Systems
Jurd Akkar
Engineer: Bureau Technique pour le Developpement
The works comprise the following:
-C onstruction and equipping of 2 pumping stations for

Michmich and Wata Michmich boreholes.
- The equipping of the pumping station in Hrar.
- T he construction of 4 reservoirs for the villages of Dinbo,
Hrar, Michmich and Wata Michrnich.
- The construction of several gravity and lift lines
- T he construction of 6 distribution networks including
service and house connections for the villages of Baja’ a,
Hrar, Michrnich, Mbarkiye, Qabaait and Wata Michrnich
- The construction of Hrar gravity line
- T he construction of the distribution network of the village of
Dinbo
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Marine Works
Extension of Tripoli
(Lebanon) Harbour
Client: Office d’Exploitation du Port de Tripoli (OEPT)
Consultants: Groupement Sogreah - Best
The project was performed in collaboration with our

sister company MM Hydromar
The project comprised of:
- Breakwater construction: 3,600m

- Quarry Run: 1,100,000 Tons
- Rocks (1-15 Tons): 920,000 Tons
- Reinforced concrete Foundation Piles: 750m
- Accropodes (9-12m3): 3,500 units
- Pre-cast concrete: 460 units
- Reinforced concrete seawall: 34,000m3
- Steel: 3,200 Tons
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Marine Works
Port of Tripoli (Lebanon)

Client: Office d’Exploitation du Port de Tripoli (OEPT)
Consultants: Dar Al Handasah
Completion date: March 2018
Construction of roads and quays, including main gates, all

intersections, access roads to utility services, tie in with the
external road, sidewalks, medians, curbs and complete
infrastructure consisting of sewage, stormwater, network,
potable water, electrical and firefighting systems.
The project consists of the Construction of the Container

pavement and RTG area Phase 2 which is about 465,847m2
and a high mast with six sodium floodlights.
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Marine Works
Success is the result
of perfection, hard work,
learning from failure,
loyalty, and persistence.
Colin Powell
DAMS,
ENVIRONMENTAL,
EARTHWORKS
& LAND
DEVELOPMENT
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DAMS, ENVIRONMENTAL, EARTHWORKS & LAND DEVELOPMENT
Dams
Chabrouh Dam
Client: Ministry of Water and Energy
Location: Chabrouh, Faraya
Engineer: Coyne and Bellier - Liban Consult
Construction period: 2002-2007
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Dams
Chabrouh Dam
The works comprised of the following:
- Road works including excavation, backfilling,

retaining walls, pipe installation, asphalt work
having the following quantities:
. Dam Height: 70m
. Excavation: 705,000m3
. Backfilling: 1,612,000m3
. Retaining walls: 12,375m3
. Pipes: 11,230m
. Asphalt work: 11,640m3
- Construction of industrial buildings and
electromechanical installation
- Deep well excavation, shotcreting, shoring
- Tunnel work consisting of excavation, reinforced
concrete and related hydromechanical and
electrical installation
- Potable water treatment plant with a normal flow
capacity of 60,000m3/day:
. Pre-treatment of raw water
. Primary treatment
. Secondary treatment
. Tertiary treatment
. Chemical room
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Dams
Chabrouh Dam
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Dams
Qaysamani Dam
Owner: Republic of Lebanon / CDR
Engineer: Liban Consult AGM -
- Consulting Engineers
Completion Date: September 2017
The Project consists of the execution of Dam

retaining a volume of 1,000,000m3 as well.
The Design and Construction of a Water
Treatment Plant for 12,000m3 per day.
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Dams
Balaa Dam
Owner: Ministry of Energy and Water
Consultant: Khatib and Ahlami / Artelia
Balaa Dam and Lake is an artificial Lake with a Capacity of 1,700,000m3 in a natural
valley at Balaa – Batroun Caza. The main purpose is to distribute potable water to the
nearby towns and regions during the dry season, in addition to supporting the existing
irrigation projects at this region.
The project consists of a rock fill volume for dam and lake of 970,000m3, dam height
48m and length of 450m. This is in addition to the treatment plant located downstream
of the dam, it collects water from the dam by gravity through a 30cm pipe located under
the dam footprint. The irrigation water is collected through a 120cm pipe embedded in a
concrete encasement under the dam.
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Environmental Works
Normandy Landfill
Reclamation Project
Main Contractor: Radian International LLC
Earthworks and Environmental works:
Mouawad-Eddé
Construction period: 1999-2004
The landfill covers an area of about 20 hectares.
These works are described as follows:
Mouawad-Eddé has performed in the General excavation above sea level and presorting in the
Normandy Landfill Reclamation project (Beirut) following sequences.
and for Radian International LLC material
handling and excavation according to a -D ozing landfill material for mixing composting and drying to reduce
contract signed in 1999 which ended in 2004. moisture content of the landfill material and stock piling infront of mechanical
The scope of works of Mouawad-Eddé includes presorting screens.
the excavations and transportation of up to - F eeding the mechanical screens to separate excavation material into reject
5,000,000m3. and fine material.
- L oading and hauling the overs size (rocks, plastic, tires...) material to the
compost area and to the stock pile.
- L oading and hauling the presorted fine material to the trommels and
adequate plants.
Feeding in and out the Trommels and plants in the following

sequences:
- Feeding the Trommels and plants from the presorted material

- L oading and hauling the sorted fine material, the plastics and the small rocks
from the trommels and plants to stockpiles areas.
Subsea Excavation
This operation consisted of excavating about 2,500,000m3 below sea level (to
a depth reaching about 17m below mean sea level) and stockpiling on land for
gravity dewatering.
Drying subsea Material and carting away in the following

sequences.
- Loading hauling and windrow spreading of subsea material to onsite clear areas
for drying.
- Loading and hauling of oversize rock to crushing plant, sorted tires, and plastics to
the appropriate Trommels and plants.
Backfilling of the treated material and compaction where needed.
All the above works are carried out timely and satisfactory in conformity with the
technical specification and requirements.
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Earthworks
Selaata Project Sibline Project

Client: Cimenterie Nationale Client: Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC)
Project completed in 2002 Project completed in March 1999
Scope of work: The work consists of excavations (6 months period)
and hauling of Blasted Rock Material offsite.
Scope of work: The work consisted of furnishing three Off Road
Construction Dump Trucks (each of 35 tons capacity) to transport
blasted rock material from loading locations at lower levels to three
dump screen locations at higher levels of the Quarry site.
The approximate complete cycle distance between the loading
and dumping location is 2km at an average road slope of 11%.
The expected complete cycle time is 20 minutes at a speed of 20km/
hr. Working hours were 24 hrs. per day, 26 days per month. Effective
production for the three trucks was 4,500 tons (2000m3) per day.
Land Development
Jal El Dib
Client: JADEV (Jal El Dib Development Co.)
Consultant: Engineer Jean Kilzi
Roads, sewage, drainage and other

infrastructure works.
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Earthworks
Maysra Development
Client: Messrs George and Joseph Mouawad
Consultant: Engineer Georges Maroun
The project consisted of an opening to develop the area of

Maysra (500,000 m2) in Nahr Ibrahim through the opening
of a two-way primary road. The project comprised of
earthworks, the construction of reinforced concrete culverts,
the implementation of utilities and services and completion
with asphalt and road marking works.
Land Development
Adma- Dafné - Fatka

Client: Mr. Milad Mouawad
Consultant: Engineer Georges Maroun
Roads, sewage, drainage and other infrastructure works.

POWER PLANTS
AND
FACTORIES
Hard work always

wins in the end.
Lucas Till
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POWER PLANTS AND FACTORIES
Power Plants
Baddawi Power Plant

Client: Ansaldo Industria-Siemens
Engineer: Eléctricité de France
Mouawad-Eddé was the Civil Contractor which

executed all the civil works for Beddawi
Combined Cycle Power Plant 450 MW.
Mouawad-Eddé’s scope of work included:

(among other activities)
- Excavation in soft and hard rock, including blasting of rocks.

Executed quantity 450,000m3.
- Fixed Section Excavation for Firefighting, Sewage, Drainage, and
Water Supply network Trenches.
Executed quantity 10,000m.
- Crushing Rocks using heavy crusher machine that was installed on site
for this purpose.
- Embankment and Backfilling with different types of soils.
-R einforced Concrete for buildings, trenches, duct banks and precast
elements.
- Road works including laying and
compaction of sub-base material and asphalting.
- Kerbs and sidewalks including excavation and laying of pre-cast
kerbs and concrete tiles.
Executed quantity 17,500m.
- Finishing including masonry, plastering, Aluminum Cladding, Painting,
Tiling, Metal works, Waterproofing etc… for 20 buildings of different
sizes and types.
- Supply and Installation of three Substation packages for 500 kVA
Transformer including electrical supply distribution network with 20kV
cables.
- Infrastructure including drainage and sewer systems, electrical
networks and laying of GRP pipes diameters up to 2200 mm,
concrete and UPVC pipes of different diameters.
- Marine Works including the execution of the breakwater.
- Landscaping and Irrigation system.
The executed works are of very high standard and conform to the required
specifications and they were completed as per schedule in October 1998.
Power Plants
Electrical Substation 220 kV

Horch Beirut
Client: Matelec s.a.l.
Project completed in: 1999
Mouawad-Eddé has performed for the benefit of - A Transformer building of one floor eleven meters high.
MM. MATELEC s.a.l. the civil and mechanical works -A control and Gas insulated system building partly of 2 floors (one ground
of Les Pins 220KV Electrical Substation in Horch floor with underground galleries and one first floor) and partly of one floor
Beirut between January 1998 and May 1999. eleven meters high.
- A Medium Voltage building of one floor and underground gallery.
- External works with underground galleries.
All these buildings with the external works totalize approximately 3000m2.
The structure is in reinforced concrete for walls, columns, slab and facades.
The works include mechanical installations of plumbing and ventilation
related to the above buildings as well as necessary provisions for electrical
specialized equipment.
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Power Plants
Electrical Substation 220

kV Mkalles
Mouawad-Eddé has performed for the benefit of

Electrical Substation 225 kV
MM. MATELEC s.a.l. the civil and mechanical works
of MKALLES 220KV Electrical Substation in MKALLES
Marfaa BCD
between May 1998 and September1999.
These works are described as follows: Project completed in 1998
-A Transformer building of one floor eleven meters Mouawad-Eddé has performed for the benefit of MM. MATELEC the civil and
high. mechanical works of BCD 22kV Electrical Substation MARFAA BCD between
- A Gas Insulated system building of 2 floors (one January and May 98.
basement and one floor eleven meters high).
-A Control and Medium Voltage building of four These works are described as follows:
floors (one basement, one ground floor, one first
floor and one second floor). - A Five-storey building comprising:
- E xternal works with underground galleries. - A Basement
- A Transformer floor eight meters high
All these buildings with the external works totalize - A Gas Insulated System floor eight meters high
approximately 4,000m2. - A Control floor
- A Medium Voltage floor
The structure is in reinforced concrete for walls, - External works with underground galleries
columns, slab and façades. The works include
mechanical installations of plumbing and All these floors with the external works totalize approximately 5,000m2.
ventilation related to the above buildings as well
as necessary provisions for electrical specialized The structure is in reinforced concrete for walls, columns, slabs and façades.
equipment. The works include mechanical installations of plumbing and ventilation
related to the above buildings as well as necessary provisions for electrical
specialized equipment.
Power Plants
Hreishe Power Plant Blouza Power Plant

Client: Electricité du Liban Client: Electricité du Liban
Project completed in 1983 Project completed in 1960
Total built-up area: 8,300m2 Total built-up area: 5,000m2
The project consisted of implementing the heavy civil The project consisted of implementing the civil works and
works and buildings required for the machinery of the buildings required for the heavy machinery of the power plant.
power plant.
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Factories
62-Meter Chimney Cimenterie

Nationale Chekka
Client: Cimenterie Nationale s.a.l.
Industrial Crusher Engineer: MS. Paul & Antoine Zein
Chekka
Client: Cimenterie Nationale s.a.l. The main steel chimney of the cement plant in Chekka was very much altered
Engineer: MS. Paul & Antoine Zein with rust, and successive repair works were unable to withhold the irreversible
Project completed in 1993 degradation of this chimney.
The owners decided to construct a new reinforced concrete chimney,
corresponding to the new standards of construction and of environmental
protection, at the location of the existing chimney. It was decided, in order not to
interrupt the operations of the cement plant, to keep the old chimney functioning
while construction works were proceeding.
Therefore, the sides of the existing chimney were used as an internal formwork
for the new chimney, with care taken to isolate steel and fresh concrete from
the heat of this internal formwork with a row of fire-clay bricks.
A three-meter high cylindrical steel external formwork was manufactured. This
formwork could be dismantled as soon as the concrete took its primary set and
reassembled 3 meters higher in order to pour the next section of the chimney.
Factories
Tobacco Plant Ghazieh

Client: Régie Libanaise des Tabacs et Tombacs
The only source
of knowledge
is experience.
Albert Einstein
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE BUILDINGS
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS
Office Buildings
Bank Audi Plaza

Location: Beirut Central District (BCD)
Architect: Kevin Dash
Engineer: Rafik El Khoury and Partners
Construction period: March 1998 to June 2001
Mouawad-Eddé has undertaken the design and The works are made up of Four Blocks built on a plot of land of
under the supervision of Rafik El Khoury and over 4,700m2 in area with common basements all as described
Partners, Consulting Engineers (undertaken in below:
collaboration with Architect Kevin Dash, FRAIA,
RIBA), of the BANQUE AUDI PLAZA PROJECT - Two blocks of eight floors each (three basements, one ground floor, four
in Beirut Central District. upper floors)
Construction work on site started in May 1997 - One block of nine floors (three basements, one ground floor, five upper
and was completed in June 2001. floors).
- One block of eleven floors (three basements, one ground floor, seven upper
floors) which is the Reconstructed Daouk Building rebuilt to a new position
behind the widened Bab Idriss Road.
The four blocks total close to 32,000m2 (14,000m2 in basements and

18,000m2 in ground and upper floors).
The structures are principally in reinforced concrete with post tensioning for the
large span slabs.
Glass & Steel structures (ordered from a German specialized contractor) are exten-
sively used for the Atrium & Entrance hall and glassed passages.
The contract undertaken under Mouawad-Eddé’s responsibility includes civil works,
finishing works and electro-mechanical installations and landscaping.
In detail the works comprise of:
- Excavation and shoring works

- Structure and civil works
- Finishing works
- Electrical works
- Plumbing works
-H eating, ventilation and air conditioning works
-G lass & steel structures to the Atrium roof and building entrance, to the
bridges interconnecting the buildings and to glass facades
- Stone cladding in yellow stone
- Aluminum window and glazing
-S tone carving and erection to the reconstructed “Daouk Building”
- Landscaping
The contract is being undertaken in a timely and satisfactory manner in con-

formity with the technical specifications and requirements of the consultant.
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Office Buildings
Elie Saab building

Client: Elie Saab
Location: Beirut Central District (BCD)
Mouawad-Eddé has performed for the benefit - A building with three undergrounds and six stories. The construction is of very high
of Establishements ELIE SAAB the construction standard including facades consisting of stones and glazing.
of offices, workshops and showrooms in Beirut - The structure is in reinforced concrete for walls, columns and slabs.
Central District - Lebanon. The project started - The works include all electro-mechanical and finishing works.
in June 2002 and was completed in
October 2005. The estimate value of the complete constructed works comprises:
- Structure and Civil works.

- Finishing works.
- Electro-mechanical works.
- External and landscaping works.
The works described and summarized above were completed in accordance

with the technical specifications and requirements and under the supervision of
the Architect Mr. Chakib Richani.
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Office Buildings
Borj El Ghazal Project Beirut

Developer: Mouawad-Eddé
Architect: Pierre El-Khoury
Total built-up area: 23,015m2
This very high standard commercial and office

building project consists of:
- A fifth basement, 1,818m2 in area, housing water reservoirs,

stores, technical rooms and a bank strong room accessible
only through the B.N.P.I. private elevator.
- T he fourth, third and second basements, of an area of
1,818m2 each, used for parking purposes.
- T he first basement, 1,818m2 in area, is the technical floor of
the building.
- The ground floor, also 1,818m2 in area (area of the parcel),
houses the main lobby with the 4 main elevators to the tower,
the shops with the shopping arcade along Fouad Chehab
Avenue, and the private main lobby of Banque Nationale de
Paris Intercontinentale with the bank’s two private elevators,
behind which the bank’s computer center is located.
- T he first three floors house the headquarters of B.N.P.I. with a
private landscaped terrace on the fourth floor and reception
rooms. Total area: 4,035m2.
- T he fourth to the fifteenth floor, have all been sold as office
spaces.
One of the interesting features of the project, was that

construction was simultaneously carried out with a different
decorator for each office and each shop.
Office Buildings
Allied Real Estate Swiss Embassy

Building Client: Swiss Embassy
Location: Bourj Al-Ghazal - Beirut
Client: Allied Real Estate s.a.l Consultant: Offices des Constructions Fédérales (Bern),
Architect: Mr. Said Bitar MAB Ingénieurie (Genève).
Project completed in 1996 Project completed in 1997
The project consists of a nine-storey, three The project consisted of refurbishment works for the Swiss Embassy at Bourj
basements luxurious office building, the ground Al Ghazal - Beirut.
floor with its mezzanines housing a showroom and These works include all finishing works, electrical works, security and alarm
a bank agency. systems, plumbing works and heating. Ventilation and air conditioning works.
The area of each basement is 1,475m2 The area of
the ground floor and the first floor is 590m2 each.
The remaining floors have an area of 300m2 each.
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Office Buildings
Debbas Office Building

Client: MS. Antoine, Fouad and Robert César Debbas
Architect: Ateliers Architectes Associés, MS. J. Liger-Belair and J.
P. Megarbané
The project consists of four-storey offices and showrooms

building with two basements. The two basements
cover an area of 917m2 and 945m2 respectively. The
ground floor which also houses the main entrance to
the building, consists of a showroom extending into its
mezzanine with a built-up area of 1,262m2. The first
three floors, with an area of 815m2 each, are office
floors for the company.
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Office Buildings
Al Mawarid Bank 1383 -

Headquarters
Client: Al Mawarid Bank
Engineer: ASAM s.a.l
Architect: Raed Abi Lamaa
(Under Construction)
This building is meant to be the headquarters of Al Mawarid

Bank. The total built up area is expected to be approximately
16,000m2 and all its facades are consititued of a lace of
prefabricated concrete elements specially designed and
produced in Italy.
UBP Bank Yemen Telecom Control Building
Premises Client: Ministry of Yemen Telecommunications
Architect: Mrs. Dany Bridi
Project completed in 2006 Works were executed in rush program on fast track basis.
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Office Buildings
Emirates Lebanon Bank

Owner: Emirates Lebanon Bank SAL
Architect: Plan libre
Completion date: February 2014
Total built-up area: 4,500 xm2
The project includes the complete renovation of

the ELB headquarters located in Borj Al Ghazal
bldg - Beirut, consisting of a basement, ground
floor, floors 1-2-3 and 4 along with external
landscaping.
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Office Buildings
Point A
Owner: Al Amani
Architect:Elie F. Issa
Completion date: December 2017
POINT A is a fully integrated office building at the heart of the capital, designed
to empower the modern company. The ambition behind the project is to create
an address where business succeeds.
The fourteen floor building provides office occupants with a common terrace
and extensive parking facilities.
Four to five Retail units will be located on the ground floor, allowing tenants and
the neighborhood to take advantage of a wide array of convenient services.
Office Buildings
Samrya Twin Towers

Client:
GEC (Gulf East Trading & Contracting W.L.L)
Consultant: Erga Qatar
The works comprised of the construction, completion

and maintenance of a 2B+G+M43ST SAMRYA TWIN
TOWERS offices, external works and all associated
Mechanical and Electrical works as per the Contract.
The Towers have two common Basement Parking levels,
a ground floor, Conference Halls at the 1st floor, thirty-
eight (38) office floors, technical floors at the 21st and
41st levels, roof deck at the 42nd, lower roof deck at the
43rd and upper roof deck at the 44th level. The floors
are constructed of reinforced concrete central core, RC
columns, with unitized laminated double glazed curtain
walling with the necessary structural steel support. The
building is designed to maximize the floor area and
provides panoramic views of the high grade office
accommodation.
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Exhibition
Tripoli Exhibition Fair

Client: Tripoli International Fair
Location: Tripoli
Architect: Mr. Oscar Niemeyer
Total Built-up Area: 13,000m2
Residential Centers
MBB Mansion
in Dahr Al Souwan
Client: Cheikh Mohamed Bin Butti
Architect: Mr. Nabil Azar
Engineer: Builders Design Consultants
The works cover the construction of 13 villas and

comprise the following:
- Excavation and backfilling works

- Concrete works
- Masonry works
- Related Electomechanical embedded works
- External Hardworking works
- External Infrastructure works (drainage,
sewers, telephone and electrical conduits)
- Swimming Pool, fountains, cascades, water tanks
- Sewer treatment plant civil works
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Residential Centers
Saifi Housing
Location: Beirut Central District
Engineer: Erga - Mr. Elie Gebrayel
Construction period: March 1998 to June 2001
Mouawad-Eddé has performed under -A residential complex located on 4 plots, totaling 16 buildings, nearing about
the supervision of the Consultant Erga 60,000m2 in floor surface with a total of 137 apartments, underground
Management, the works of the SAIFI parkings and commercial areas in the ground floors.
HOUSING PROJECT in Beirut Central District. - The main features of the project consist of a sophisticated architecture with
The project started on March 1998 and was numerous details in traditional and modern material.
completed in June 2001. - T he structure is in reinforced concrete for walls, columns and slabs.
- The
works include all electro-mechanical installations.
The completed constructed works comprised of:
- Structure and Civil works.

- Finishing works.
- Electrical works.
- Plumbing works.
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning works.
The works described and summarized above have been completed in

conformity with very high technical specifications and requirements.
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Residential Centers
Saifi Housing
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Residential Centers
Residential Building
Parcel 628
Client: Mouawad-Eddé
Architect: Mr. Pierre El-Khoury
Project completed in March 1987
This high standard building consist of ten apartments

of 180m2 area each. Residential Building
Milad Mouawad Parcel 358
Building Developer: Mouawad-Eddé
Client: Mr. Milad Al-Ghazal Mouawad Project completed in 1982
Architect: MS. Jean Harfouche Total built-up and landscaped
and Emile Klat areas: 2,850m2
This high standard building comprises

three 350m2 apartments, a covered
playground, cellars, personnel
apartments, technical rooms, a parking
basement and landscaped areas.
Plot 629
Project completed in December 1989
This high standard building consists of ten apartments

measuring 250m2 area each.
Plot 618
Residential Building Project completed in October 1988 Residential
Plot 401
Building Plot 397
Developer: Mouawad-Eddé This very high standard building Developer: Mouawad-Eddé
Architect: Mr. Pierre El-Khoury comprises four 160m2 apartments, two Architect: Mr. Maurice Bonfils
Project completed in 1982 320m2 apartments, shops on the ground Project completed in
floor with 550m2 for the shops and December 1991
Total built-up and landscaped area: 3,950m2 mezzanines and technical areas totaling Total built-up and landscaped
475m2. area: 3,000m2
This high standard building comprises two 250m2

ground floor apartments, with private gardens, four This high standard building comprises a
250m2 apartments, a 500m2 terrace apartment, a 560m2 - apartment on the ground floor
covered playground, cellars, technical rooms and an with its private landscaped garden,
uncovered parking. a 440m2 - duplex apartment, two 250m2
apartments and a two-storey of 610m2
apartment on the roof covered with tiles.
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Residential Centers
Maronite Social Fund

Client: Maronite Social Fund
Project completed in 2004 Milad Mouawad
Building
Mouawad-Eddé has performed for the benefit of the
Maronite Social Funds the construction of a housing project
in Mezher-Lebanon. The project started on January 2000
Moritra Project Architect: M.G. Tabet, G.Azar
and was completed in December 2004.

Client: H.E. René Mouawad, MS. Fouad
These works are described as follows: Rizk and Philippe Trad.
-A residential complex, tataling 31 buildings, nearing Project completed in February 1988
about 40,000m2 in floor surface with a total of 312
apartments.
- The structure in reinforced concrete for walls, columns The project consists of a very high
and slabs. standard residential complex, sheltering
- The works include all electro-mechanical installations six residences having a floor area of
and finishing works. 795m2 each with residential facilities for
personnel, security staff and drivers.
The estimate value of the complete constructed An open-air swimming pool and a
works comprising: fully-covered private squash court with
dressing facilities are integrated in a
- Structure and civil works landscaping scheme throughout.
- Finishing works.
- Electrical works.
- Plumbing works.
The works described and summarized above were

completed in conformity with the technical specifications
and requirements and under the supervision of MM.
Bureau Pierre NEEMA and Associates.
Residential Centers
Khoury Project Gardens

and Swimming Pool
Client: Sheikh Sélim and Marcel El-Khoury

Project completed in January 1989
The total built-up and landscaped area:
2,200m2
Mikhael Daher Building
Client: Sheikh Mikhael El Daher
Architect: P. Khoury.
The project consisted of completing an existing three-storey Project completed in 2007
reinforced concrete structure, the ground floor being turned
into a covered parking, the first floor into an office floor, the
second floor being turned into a gymnasium, turkish bath, The project consists of a very high standard residential complex including apartments,
changing rooms and shower rooms, the rest of the floor gardens, swimming pool and several rooms for indoor activities.
being occupied by the technical equipment of the swimming
pool and by the central heating equipment. The works executed are the structural works coordinated with all subsequent trades.
The roof of the building is fitted out with a

17m x 9m swimming pool, covered and heated when
necessary with an inflatable structure.
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Residential Centers
Retails Nodes & Townhouses

THE PEARL - QATAR
Client: UDC - Qatar
Project: One retail node and two retail nodes and
Town Houses in the Pearl project
The project comprised of the construction, completion

and maintenance of Parcel 01 (Retail Node) and
Parcels 02 and 03 (Town houses/Retail Nodes)
located in Porto Arabia Development, Pearl of the Gulf,
Qatar. The total built-up area amounts to 49,515m2
and is designed to include 64 retail shops and 45
town houses. The project is detailed according to the
following description:
Parcel 01:
total area of 23,060m2 distributed
as follows:
Large ground floor (slab on grade)

of 10,065m2, with mezzanine floor
of 5,316m2, first floor of 3,251m2, in
addition to a pitched roof of 4,428m2.
The content of parcel 01 is a concourse
gallery with spaces for 30 retail shops,
dining terraces, service corridors, harbor
office, service and technical rooms,
domes, roof decks and 12 stairs.
Parcel 02:
as follows:
Ground floor (slab on grade) of 3,089m2

comprising a concourse gallery with
spaces for 17 retail shops, dining
terraces, rest rooms, services, technical
rooms and parking area.
Mezzanine floor of 496m2 comprising
service/shops (double volume) and
concourse gallery (double volume).
Six floors of 10,558m2 (including a
bridge area) comprising 24 town houses
(12 simplex, 8 duplex, 4 triplex) and 4
stairs.
Parcel 03:
as follows:
Ground floor (slab on grade) of 3,089m2

comprising a concourse gallery with
spaces for 17 retail shops, dining
terraces, rest rooms, services, technical
rooms and parking area.
Mezzanine floor of 571m2 comprising
service/shops (double volume) and
concourse gallery (double volume).
Six floors of 8,652m2 comprising 21 town
houses (12 simplex, 5 duplex and 4 triplex)
and 4 stairs.
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Residential Centers
Urban Dreams
Owner: CGI - Urban Dreams
Architect: Rafic El- Khoury & Partners
Urban Dreams is composed of a horizontal

Structure juxtaposed with a vertical one creating
an ultimate solution to explore the utmost potential
of the space. Urban Dreams consist of four Blocks:
Tower A and three low rise buildings B,C&D with a
separate entrance for each one of them.
The project accommodates also some commercial

spaces on the Ground floor of Block B,CD located on
the main road. The project contains 116 apartments
benefiting from green landscaped areas, common
facilities and an urban life at the heart of the city.
Residential Centers
Les Residences
du Vieux Quartier
Client: Fouquets Real Estate s.a.l.
Architect: A-Consult
The project consists of a luxurious residential

building located in the Ashrafieh sector composed
of 5 parking floors, ground floor, 8 upper floors
(2 apartments each), 1 simplex floor and one roof
triplex.
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Residential Centers
Byblos Sud
Client: TPD Tourist and Property
Development Company s.a.l.
Engineer: A. Manasseh
-4 2 apartments and 6 villas spread over three levels

(gardens, ground floors and first level).
T he apartments are distributed in seven blocks and the
villas in six blocks along with a covered car park basement
for the whole project.
- E xternal works covering hard and soft landscaping with an
approximate area of 23,000m2.
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Residential Centers
Abadiyah Hills
Client: IFA Hotels and Roads
Engineer: S. Khairallah and Partners
Construction period: Started by end of 2006

-1
5 independent villas (three floors each)
-3
0 independent town-houses (three floors each)
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Residential Centers
Ashrafieh Heights
Client: Promosal SAL
Architect: Sarkis Azadian
Engineer: Bureau A. Manasseh
Scheduled completion date:
September 2014
The project consists of a luxurious residential tower

building located at the heart of the Ashrafieh
sector consisting of 7 parking floors, ground floors,
mezzanine, 23 upper floors (2 apartments each)
and one roof duplex.
Residential Centers
RHR834
Client: RHR s.a.l
Architect: ASAM s.a.l
RHR-834 is located in the most prestigious district on

downtown Beirut, Mina Hosn. The project consists
of 7 luxurious residential low rise buildings including
high end villas, duplexes and triplexes.
RHR1410
Client: RHR s.a.l
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Residential Centers
Beirut, Square II Complex

Client: Beirut Trade II
Architect: Giancarlo De Carlo e Associati
Engineer: Rafic El Khoury & Partners
The project consists of a luxurious residential and

commercial complex located in the Beirut Central District
consisting of parking floors, 4 buildings comprising
6 floors (13 apartments each).
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Residential Centers
La Plaza Residence
Client: La Plaza Partners S.A.L.
Architect: Tabet Atelier d’Architecture (TAA)
Completion date: January 2013
The project consists of a luxurious residential

complex located in Mezher (Jal el Dib) consisting
of one parking floor, one technical floor, 5
buildings comprising 8 apartments each and a
total of 6 roof duplex.
Residential Centers
AMA599
Client: ASHRAFIEH 599 s.a.l
Engineer: ASAM s.a.l
The building consists of a very iconic structure

in reinforcing concrete encompassing fourteen
floors with very peculiar architecture and
bordered all along its facades with flower beds
and gardens.
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Villas & Palaces
Villa Plot 599

Client: Mr. Georges Mouawad
Architect: Mr. Raoul Verney
Project completed in March 1988
Total built-up and landscaped area:
4,225m2
The project consists of a very luxurious residen-

tial building, housing a villa and two duplex
apartments separated from the villa by a
suspended swimming pool.
Villas & Palaces
Villa Ghanem
Client: Mr. Charbel Ghanem
Architect: Cheikh Nabil El-Khazen
Project completed in June 1992
The total built-up and landscaped area: 2,300m2
The project consisted of a two-storey, two basement villas.

- A 70m2 - second basement consists essentially of a store-room.
-A 750m2 - first basement shelters covered parking spaces, a
playground, personnel quarters, boiler rooms and stores together
with changing rooms and showers for the swimming pool.
- T he ground floor with its monumental entrance is affected to the
reception rooms, drawing rooms, dining room, kitchen and maids
quarters, and covering 560m2.
- T he ground floor communicates with an external 15m x 8m
- Swimming pool with its terrace and solarium.
The first floor is divided into two wings, respectively the sleeping
quarters of the parents and of the children and covers an area of
460m2 under a tiled roof.
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Villas & Palaces
Three Independent Villas

Plot 1302
Achitect: Mr. Raoul Verney
Project completed in November 1995 Villas on Plot 902
Total built-up area: 2250m2
This project consists of three independent and
very luxurious two-floor villas of 750m2 each
Project completed in
March 1985 Villa Abadieh
with gardens, covered parkings, guard houses Total built-up area: 2,540m2
and storage rooms. Client: Haya Development s.a.l
The external cladding is made of bush Architect: Chakib Richani Architects
hammered carrara marble from various This high standard building comprises Completion date: March 2017
dimensions mechanically fixed on concrete three 650m2 - duplex apartments with (Under Construction)
walls. The indoor walls and ceilings of the villas gardens, covered parkings, personnel
are a component of plastered texture and fair- and technical rooms.
faced concrete. The construction of a luxurious Villa
with swimming pool, garden and high-
tech finishing in Abadieh.
Cathedral
Cathedral and Seminary

Carmelites
Client: Révérends Pères Carmes
Architect: Mr. Sayed Bassim
The project consists of a seminary with a These works are described as follows:
library grouped around a cathedral with an
appropriate landscaping treatment. - A basement with a 500m3 - water tank, 150m2 of stores for a total built-up area of
325m2.
-A rez-de-jardin with an area of 1,150m2 grouping in its left wing a library on
two levels with a binding room, and photocopying and typing rooms. The
right wing shelters a playhall, a pottery room, boilers and transformer rooms.
The two wings encompass a theatre with an elevated scene under the central
cathedral.
- A ground floor covering an area of 1,270m2, comprising in its left wing
community spaces, in its right wing a reception room, dining room, kitchen
room and appurtenances. The cathedral occupies the center of this floor
with a ceiling height varying between 6m and 10m.
- Two stories developed along the right and left wings group, the sleeping
quarters of the fathers together with a few classrooms and offices. Each storey
covers 815m2.
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Hotel
Belmont Hotel Refurbishment

Client: Mr. Milad Ghazal Mouawad
Works Include: 50 rooms,
1 restaurant, 1 restaurant terrace
Refurbished in 2015
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Hotel
Mövenpick Hotel Building

Sanaa (Yemen)
Client: Cheikh Ahmad Banafeh
Period of construction: February 2004 till January 2006
Total built-up area: ~ 60,000m2
The built-up area is approximately 60,000 m2 and consists of:
Mouawad-Edde was acting in the project as - Second technical basement + Back of House areas (i.e. laundry)
construction manager and general conctractor - Public area (FOHL Main lobby, ballrooms, meeting rooms, business center,
for all electromechanical and finishes works. majliss, indoor swimming pool, health club, restaurants, amphitheater,…)
- Back of house area (BOH: Administration offices, staff area,…)
- Guestroom tower (9 floors: 340 typical rooms, Diplomatic suites, Royal/ Presi-
dential suites and a club lounge area…)
- Three panoramic lifts, in a huge patio, surrounded by the rooms, panoramic
curtain wall and skylight.
- A gigantesque landscaping area of approximately 60,000m2 is surround-
ing the hotel, including restaurants, 1,100m2 outdoor swimming pool, sports
courts, parking for visitors.
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Galleries
Showrooms and Offices

Kamishibai - Les Artisans -
Mouawad Offices
- Showroom: Kamishibai - Jounieh
Client: Expanding International
Distributors S.A.L.
Interior Architect: M.Jean Louis Mainguy
- Showroom: Les Artisans

Client: Artisan S.A.L.
Architect: M. Pierre El Khoury
- Offices Mouawad
Client: G et J.Mouawad
Interior Architect: Mme Dany Bridi
Commercial Gallery Intermeuble Among very delicate works of refurbishing showrooms

and offices, Mouawad-Eddé has executed in 1987 the
Client: MS. Intermeuble. above works including all the interior decoration and
Architect: MS. Atelier Architectes Associés, furniture and electromechanical installations.
J. Liger-Belair and J.P. Megarbané
Interior decorator: Mr. Jean-Louis Mainguy
Project completed in April 1991
The project consisted of expanding the existing Intermeuble Gallery in

Kaslik which annexed a former amphitheatre.
External works consisted of modifying
the façade especially at the entrance of the gallery. Most of the
works however consisted of internal renovation works, such as
the remodelling of the amphitheater into a tiered showroom, the
building of footbridges and internal staircases and the construction of
administrative and managerial offices.
Jail
Roumieh Jail
Client: Ministry of the Interior, Lebanon
Architect: Mr. Pierre el-Khoury
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Schools
Lycee Franco-Libanais
Client: Mission Laïque Française
Architect: Mr. Louis Saadé
Athenee School
Client: Société Athénée Immobilière
The project consisted of the construction of three Architect: Mr. Alexis Moukarzel
school buildings, one administration building and an Project completed in 1993
open-air amphitheater in a fully landscaped scenery Total built-up area: 8,400m2
with parking facilities.
The project consisted of the construction of two main school buildings:

one for the basic children, (three stories) and one for the complementary
classes (six stories and one underground parking).
The works executed in 1992-1993 included excavations, reinforced and
prestressed concrete, electrical plumbing and air conditioning works, in addition to
finishing works such as plastering, painting and external joinery.
International
College Phase II
Client: International College
Engineer:D.G. Jones & Partners
Architect:R. Karam
International College -Part II project

is located north of Sage Hall and
east of the existing Preschool
building at the International
College Campus. The project
comprises two school buildings with
common basements. The structure
is between three to six floors and
two to three basements. This is in
addition to a one floor to the Annex
Building occupied as Art Room
Class, Snack Bar and Common
Generator Building.
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Universities
Lebanese American University

Gezairi Building
Client:Lebanese American University

Engineer: D.G. Jones & Partners
Architect: IDEP-M Saroufim
The Project consists of the Refurbishment of the Gezairi

Building to be renovated and converted to the school of
Architecture and Fashion Design. The Project Building
consists of an existing building of Five Basements,
Ground Floor and Twelve upper Floors. The Building
occupies Auditoriums, classrooms, Workshops, Labs, a
state of the art cafeteria and other workshops.
Hospitals
Middle East Institute of Health
Client: National Institute of Health

Consultant: Bureau Habib Salameh
Dar El Raha Zgharta
Client: Association caritative Mouawad-Eddé has performed the works of the Middle
Milad Mouawad East Institute of Health in Bsalim.
Architect: Ms. Georges The project started in May 1997 and ended in June 2002.
Doumani and Emile Klat
The works are described as follow:
Two buildings each comprising seven underground floors,

one ground floor and six upper floors.
The first building is the hospital totaling 160 beds and
nearing about 20,000m2. The second building is for about
110 clinics, totaling 15,000m2.
The structure is in:
-R einforced concrete for walls and columns

- P ost tensioning concrete for some slabs
- Pre-cast concrete slabs
- Steel structure
Retaining walls are of the TENSAR system totalling about

5,500m2 and retaining 70,000m3 of fill material.
The true sign
of intelligence
is not knowledge
but imagination.
Albert Einstein
COMMERCIAL
CENTERS
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Commercial Centers
Zaitunay Bay
Client: Beirut Waterfront Development s.a.l.
Architect: Stelon Hall - Nabil Gholam & Partners
Engineer: IDEA, s.a.l.
The project is located at Beirut Marina and consists of

Restaurants and Retail outlets as follows:
- Restaurants and Retail Outlets of an
approximate area of 5,500m 2
- External Landscaping and open areas of
approximately 15,500m2, including all
related electro-mechanical works (low
current, electrical, mechanical and HVAC)
COMMERCIAL CENTERS
16/17 Infrastructure
Construction Cost: US$ 26,000,000

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Commercial Centers
ABC Mall Beirut

Client: Société Libanaise Générale, s.a.l.
Architect: TPD England / D. Breidi
Project completed 2003
The built-up area is of approximately 11,800m2 and consists of:
The project is a major retail scheme in the heart -C ar parking for 1,500 cars.
of Beirut’s crowded and busy Achrafieh area. -A BC store having an area of 8,000m2 with access to escalators and lifts.
-A nchor stores.
-R etail units with different areas.
-M alls with an area of 27,000m2.
- Restaurants with an area of 2,000m2 with open seating/performance
spaces.
- Health club and fitness/beauty center with an area of 3,100m2 including
outdoor swimming pool.
- Cinema complex with multi-screen for 700-800 seats with extensive foyer
space for kiosks and toilets.
- Miscellaneous land boards and operational areas.
- Plant areas.
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Commercial Centers
Extension and Façade Re-lifting

of ABC Mall Dbayeh
Construction management in a crushed program including all
structural, electromechanical and finishing works.
Client: Société Libanaise Générale, s.a.l.

Engineer: A - Consult
Architect: D. Breidi
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Commercial Centers
Extension of ABC Mall Dbayeh

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Commercial Centers
Beirut Mall
Client: Saudi Marketing Company Ltd.
Architect: D. Breidi
Project completed in: 2006
The built-up area is approximately 50,000 m2 and consists of:
The project is a major new retail scheme located - Car parking for 650 cars.
at a short distance from the main commercial - Farm superstores having an area of 10,000m2 with access to
center of Beirut. The site is heavily surrounded by travellators and lifts.
roads and existing buildings on all sides. - Anchor stores.
- Retail units with different areas.
- Mall with an area of 7,000m2.
- Restaurants with an area of 1,200m2 with open seating/
performance spaces.
- Adventure world with an area of 4,000m2.
A people without
the knowledge
of their past history,
origin and culture
is like a tree
without roots.
Marcus Garvey
RESTORATION
WORKS
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Museum
Renovation of National
Museum’s Facades
Client: Ministry of Culture with Council
for Development and Reconstruction
The National Museum of Beirut, situated at

the crossroads between the eastern and the
western sector of Beirut, suffered severely from
the last civil war.
The building, entirely cladded with natural
yellow stone, suffered unequally from the
shelling and sniping. Some stone blocks were
disintegrated and needed to be completely
replaced, others less severely hit needed partial
replacement only or needed filling of voids with
special mortar imitating the texture and colour of
the stone block. The composition of the mortar
was constantly modified to fit the colour of the
stone block to which it was to be applied.
Internal Renovation
of National Museum
Client: The National Heritage Foundation
Architects: Agence Wilmotte (Paris),
Cheikh Pierre El Khoury (Beirut)
The works included among others addition of

structural concrete and steel works, finishing works,
complete new electrical and lighting installations,
heating and air conditioning works, acoustical
and sound installations works, security and alarm
works, two panoramic elevators, stone cladding
and stone restoration, water proofing, audio-visual
installation, complete furnishing of a gift shop
and audio visual room, installation of professional
anti-theft show windows.
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Museum
Beirut Museum
Client: Council for Development and
Reconstruction
The project consists in the excavations

and sustainment of the borours of
basement of Beirut Museum.
The conception of the Museum is the
performeri of international Architect
Ronzò Piono in collaboration with the
Lebanese designer Fouad Mehhem.
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Palace
Rehabilitation of Trad
Palace
Client: Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Trad
The project consisted of the external and

internal restoration of the former Catoni Palace,
a characteristic Lebanese Palazzio, with the
incorporation of modern comfort together with
the construction of three independent pavilions for
guests and landscaping works.
Theatre
City Theater Clemenceau

Client: Oger Liban
Architect: Mr. Pierre Neema
The former Cinema Clemenceau, part of the

Lebanese Government estates, and deserted by its
traditional audience during the years of war, is a
prime location for a popular playhouse, its proximity
to the new central district under construction makes it
an easy access to a variety of people.
The works consisted of a first step, to deepen the theater

in order to create a basement housing the technical
premises, changing rooms, toilets for the artists, and a
central space housing, a collapsible stage to respond to
the variety of needs of the plays being performed.
In a second step a full modernization of the theatre

was undertaken to bring it up to modern standards.
LET’S GET CLEANER
TOGETHER
WASTE
MANAGEMENT
154 | 155
CITYBLU
Collection of Municipal Waste
Collection of municipal solid waste in

service area: Baabda, Aaley and Chouf
Cazas. (Lebanon)
Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction.
Start date: 2018
Status: ongoing project
Brief description of the project:

Under the brand name of Cityblu, Mouawad-Edde is currently
responsible of collecting the waste from more than 200 municipality
serving a population of 1.5Million habitant and transporting them to the
sorting plant in Amroussieh.
Cityblu is operating with a fleet of 150 truck and more than 800 employee
to transport on a daily basis around 2000T of municipal solid waste.
More than 20,000 collecting point is served daily, 365 day per year.
The scope of works encompases 3 Cazas and more than 210 municipalities.
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CITYBLU
Sweeping of Roads
Public cleaning Services in Baabda,

Aaley and Chouf Cazas.
Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction.

Start date: 2018
Status: ongoing project
Brief description of the project:

Under the brand name of Cityblu, Mouawad-Edde shall clean the
complete public area by sweeping and cleaning all paved public
roads, squares and bridges, collecting litter from all public areas
and haul wastes accumulated within 15 different municipality with
around one Million habitant and 1,250km on a daily basis 365
day per year.
In order to keep the Street clean Mouawad-Edde is currently using
two different methods:
-M anual sweeping with the help of more than 400 laborer daily
on the streets.
- Mechanical sweeping with the help of specialized sweepers for
the Main highways.
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Tabaris - Beirut,

Fouad Chehab Avenue, Borj Al Ghazal Building

INFRASTRUCTURE, ROADS, HIGHWAYS,

Infrastructure, Roads, Beirut Central District 24

Water Supply Tebbaneh (Tripoli - Lebanon) 37

& Sewage Network

Water Supply System Tripoli Potable Water Network 37

Marine Works Extension of Tripoli (Lebanon) Harbour 42

Dams Chabrouh Dam 52

Environmental Works Normandy Landfill Reclamation Project 62

Land Development Jal el Dib 65

POWER PLANTS AND FACTORIES 68

Power Plants Baddawi Power Plant 70

Factories Industrial Crusher Chekka 74

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS 76

Office Buildings Bank Audi Plaza 78

Exhibition Tripoli Exhibition Fair 93

Residential Centers MBB Mansion in Dahr Al Souwan 93

Villas & Palaces Villa Plot 599 116

Cathedral Cathedral and Seminary Carmelites 119

Hotel Belmont Hotel 120

Jail Roumieh Jail 125

Lycée Franco-Libanais 126

Universities Lebanese American University - Faculty of Architects 128

Hospitals Dar El Raha Ehden 129

COMMERCIAL CENTERS 130

Commercial Centers Zaitunay Bay 132

RESTORATION WORKS 144

Museum Renovation of National Museum’s Facades 146

Palace Rehabilitation of Trad Palace 150

Theatre City Theatre Clemenceau 151

WASTE MANAGEMENT 153

Since the end of the seventies, Mouawad-Edde has been a company

First of all, Milad Ghazal Mouawad is the personification of common

Mouawad-Edde took on the ME name. It is the merge of two

Today, ME is widely recognized and represents a guarantee to its clients

As far as ME partnership is concerned, some changes have recently

Legally speaking, some changes have also been applied in the

Nevertheless, it is the same leading and innovative spirit that drives

Mouawad Edde is one of the leading construction companies in

In order to enhance our customer’s perception, Mouawad-Edde

The Management of ME is totally committed to the implementation

Mouawad Edde, with the support of all its employees, strives

• Complete construction projects with highest standards

Quality objectives in line with this policy have been established,

All employees are given awareness training to ensure this Quality

George M. Mouawad Charles F. Eddé

CHARLES FARID EDDÉ

GEORGE MILAD MOUAWAD

MILAD GEORGE MOUAWAD

As a concept, competence is far more complex than it appears at first

Competence likewise signifies the physical capacity to undertake projects that

Mouawad-Eddé has assembled an outstanding collection of specialised

1978 Belmont Hotel Ehden

Infrastructure, Roads, Bridges & Tunnels

Beirut Central District

Infrastructure, Roads, Bridges & Tunnels

Beirut Ce strict The works comprised of:

- 21km of roads (width varying from 7m to 40m) including excavation

- 21km of roads (width varying from 7m to 40m) including excavation

-C onstruction and equipping of 2 pumping stations for

- Road works including excavation, backfilling,

- Excavation in soft and hard rock, including blasting of rocks.