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INJ Architecture is a professional design company and space planning firm recognized for innovation, specializing in High End Residential and Commercial interior design services. Our firm expertise is in space planning and implementation based on client's needs, tastes and budget. From small scale remodeling to large-scale renovations, our focus is always on quality, the client's participation is encouraged in every phase of the project. Each project receives personal attention from our experienced architecture, enabling clients to achieve excellent value for every riyal invested. We work closely with clients to determine the structure of a space planning, the needs of the occupants, according to the suitable styles.

08/10/2026

When work changes, what happens to the city?

URBEXA is an INJ Architects research project exploring how AI-driven changes in employment could reshape housing demand, population movement, and urban life.

This animation brings together selected population, employment, and digital-services export data from 2019–2024 within a shared spatial timeline.

It provides historical context for the research — not a prediction of AI-driven migration.

Each layer represents a different source year. Together, they reveal how unevenly change unfolds across places, economies, and urban systems.

Explore URBEXA:
https://injarch.com/featured_item/urbexa/

30/09/2026

The new Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia 🇮🇩 in Jeddah 🇸🇦 brings together diplomatic function, Indonesian cultural identity, and a contemporary architectural language.

The project was developed around three key ideas: a clear civic presence, environmental response, and the reinterpretation of Indonesian visual references through architecture.

The façade draws from batik geometry and traditional Indonesian patterns, translated into a contemporary shading system rather than applied decoration. The result is an envelope that responds to light, privacy, and climate while maintaining a distinct cultural identity.

From the main elevation to the finer façade details, the project is designed as a dialogue between place, culture, and function.

INJ Architects
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

28/09/2026

A moment of recognition at the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Jeddah.

INJ Architects’ founder and principal architect, Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji, received a commemorative shield of appreciation from H.E. Dr. Muhammad Ilham, Consul for Hajj Affairs, in recognition of his contribution and consultancy work.

Joharji was also presented with a Hajj Medal certificate of appreciation, marking the collaboration developed throughout the project.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia and to everyone involved in this collaboration.

https://injarch.com/indonesian-hajj-affairs-building-in-jeddah/

30/07/2026

Two nations. One wall. 🇮🇩 🤝 🇸🇦

The Indonesian Consulate General in Jeddah wasn’t designed to look diplomatic. It was designed to be diplomatic — resolving two architectural traditions, two regulatory systems, and two cultural identities into a single perforated skin.

Batik geometry meets the Hijazi Rawshan. Solar performance meets cultural memory. The ornament is the engineering.

دولتان. جدار واحد.

القنصلية العامة الإندونيسية في جدة لم تُصمَّم لتبدو دبلوماسية — بل لتكون دبلوماسية فعلاً. واجهة واحدة تحمل هوية شعبين، وتحلّ منظومتين تنظيميتين، وتُرجم تراثين معماريين في نظام بيئي واحد.

هندسة الباتيك تلتقي بالروشان الحجازي. الأداء المناخي يلتقي بالذاكرة الثقافية. الزخرفة هي الهندسة.

SaudiArabia Rawshan Architecture Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji

15/07/2026

Ceilography is an ongoing architectural research initiated in 2015.

The project explores whether a ceiling can be observed as a comparable architectural system rather than simply experienced as part of a space.

Every image in the archive is captured using exactly the same photographic protocol, producing an orthographic-like record that removes perspective and allows direct comparison between different buildings, places, and construction methods.

The archive currently contains more than fifty documented ceilings and continues to expand as an open, long-term study of architectural observation.

Research by Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji

Full project available at the link in bio.

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25/06/2026

Every completed building becomes part of an architectural practice’s memory.

This short archive revisits selected built projects delivered by INJ Architects over the years, documenting construction stages across residential, diplomatic, governmental, hospitality, and commercial sectors.

Architecture is ultimately measured not only by drawings, but by what reaches the ground.

Built Work.
Selected Projects Since 2009.

21/05/2026

The Shuaibah Visitor Center was designed as a sequence of understanding.

Visitors move through compressed passages into open exhibition volumes, ascending through towers calibrated toward specific views of the desalination plant below — the sea at one point, the processing infrastructure at another, the distribution networks beyond.

The building turns observation into pedagogy.

Its environmental systems follow the same logic.
Sea breezes from the Red Sea shaped the orientation strategy before mechanical systems were introduced. Shading geometries derive from ripple formations in moving water. Greywater systems sustain the landscape through cycles of reuse embedded into the architecture itself.

The project proposes a different relationship between architecture and infrastructure: not concealment, but legibility.

17/05/2026

Shuaibah Visitor Center

Water in Saudi Arabia is not simply infrastructure.
It is geography, policy, energy, and survival compressed into engineered form.

Commissioned by ACWA Power beside the expanding Shuaibah Desalination Plant on the Red Sea coast, the visitor center was conceived not as an annex to the facility, but as an architectural instrument capable of explaining the magnitude of water transformation before the visitor enters the plant itself.

The building’s geometry originates from the molecular structure of H₂O.
Its five towers correspond to the five stages of the water cycle — evaporation, condensation, precipitation, infiltration, and collection — translated into mass, height, orientation, and spatial sequence through parametric calculation rather than symbolic representation.

Architecture here does not imitate water.
It behaves according to its logic.

12/05/2026

Ghiras Al-Madina does not operate as a conventional park or plaza.

It is designed as a spatial sequence of compression, release, shade, horizon, and pause.

As visitors move between the column formations, Jabal Uhud appears and disappears through layers of white vertical frames, while the movement of sunlight across the ground slowly transforms the atmosphere throughout the day.

The project draws from the earliest architectural condition in Islam: palm trunks fixed into the earth, defining sacred space through alignment and intention rather than monumentality.

Here, the landscape becomes scenography.
The columns become rows.
The shadows become time.

And the ground itself becomes part of the architectural narrative.

09/05/2026

Ghiras Al-Madina

At Uhud, the command was simple: “Stand firm.”

Not merely a call to remain still, but to root the body into the earth with intention. Ghiras Al-Madina translates that condition into landscape.

Set across 78,000 square meters behind Beit Al-Madina and facing Jabal Uhud, the project does not treat the mountain as scenery, but as orientation itself. Every column, opening, and spatial sequence is calibrated toward its presence.

The modular white frames abstract the palm-trunk colonnades of the earliest mosque in Madinah into a contemporary architectural language — stripped of ornament, reduced to rhythm, shadow, direction, and ground.

No domes. No minarets. No symbolic imitation.

Only verticality, earth, palms, and light.

A landscape where architecture becomes an act of positioning rather than object-making.

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