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Omrania is a leading, multi-disciplinary, design firm based in KSA. A team of pragmatic architects and engineers known for our expertise and reliability

We are a leading architectural and engineering consultancy practice based in Saudi Arabia. We work with our clients to create built environments that are functional, livable, contextual, sustainable, and beautiful. We practice design as both practical and idealistic endeavor. Whether at the scale of architecture, landscape, interiors, or the city; we aim to solve everyday problems and explore new possibilities.

15/10/2026

At the heart of the Royal Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Jordan, the interiors balance ceremonial presence with warmth, material richness and natural light. Omrania’s interior design extends the architectural language inward through a considered palette of wood, stone and glass, creating spaces that feel both monumental and refined.

The centrepiece is the skylit, three-level ceremonial atrium, framed by cantilevered catwalks and conceived as a dramatic vertical volume within the marble-clad chancellery. Louvered screens filter direct sunlight into the open interiors, bringing changing patterns of light and shadow across the internal spaces throughout the day.

Through material, scale and light, the interiors reflect the diplomatic character of the building while maintaining a strong relationship with the architectural identity of the wider complex.

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29/09/2026

[We Are Featured] has selected Mahmoud Abughazal for its Power 150 Architects list, recognising a career that has consistently shaped the direction of architecture and urban development in Saudi Arabia.

As Corporate Architectural Principal at Omrania, Mahmoud’s work reflects a long-standing commitment to delivering projects that respond to context, scale, and national ambition. His leadership has contributed to a portfolio of complex, high-impact developments that continue to influence how cities are designed and experienced across the Kingdom.

For us, this recognition speaks to a broader design ethos grounded in collaboration, where architecture, engineering, and landscape are brought together to create integrated and enduring environments. Mahmoud’s role remains instrumental in guiding this approach, reinforcing the practice’s contribution to Saudi Arabia’s evolving urban narrative.

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22/09/2026

[Employee Stories] Learning in Public: The Quiet Pressure of Growing Through High-Profile Projects with Dima Al-Muhaidib

In this interview, our Interior Designer Al-Muhaidib reflects on the often-unspoken pressures of being defined too early, and how she navigates this through clarity, documentation, and consistent ownership. From managing shifting responsibilities on large-scale projects to making informed material decisions that impact both performance and experience, Dima shares a grounded perspective on building confidence through practice.

Her insights highlight how precision, accountability, and attention to detail, especially at material junctions and transitions, quietly shape both project quality and professional growth.

Read the full interview on Omrania's website

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15/09/2026

As Riyadh continues to invest in world-class public transportation infrastructure, the Arriyadh Western Metro Station stands as a key component of the city's evolving mobility network. Designed as part of the Riyadh Metro system under the leadership of the Royal Commission for Riyadh City (الهيئة الملكية لمدينة الرياض ), the station demonstrates how transportation infrastructure can contribute to accessibility, connectivity, and the broader urban experience.
Balancing architectural clarity with operational performance, the project reflects a vision where transit hubs become more than points of arrival and departure, contributing to the identity of the city while supporting the needs of its growing population. We are proud to see the project featured by and recognized within the ongoing conversation on the future of urban mobility in Riyadh.

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25/08/2026

The UBS Saudi Arabia office in Riyadh is an Omrania shaped through material contrast, controlled lighting, and a clear corporate identity. The interior brings together marble flooring, warm wall cladding, dark stone features, textured surfaces, and timber finishes to establish a consistent visual language from the reception through to the client and meeting spaces.

The reception serves as a defined point of arrival, with UBS signage set against a textured backdrop and framed by stone finishes and a suspended feature light. Beyond it, meeting rooms and work areas use full-height glazing, carefully placed artwork, planting, and formal furnishings to connect the office to the Riyadh skyline while supporting privacy, client interaction, and daily operations.

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20/08/2026

[Project Feature] Abu Dhabi Retirement Pensions & Benefits Fund Headquarters is a government office Project in Zayed Sports City, designed as a distinct green building that reduces energy operating costs and reinforces corporate identity.
The project introduces a heterogeneous yet smooth building envelope composed of multi-layered and multi-treatment facades. Most openings are designed with two layers, combining an array of fins that act as anti-sun screens with sun protection glazing to enhance performance and visual character.

The headquarters accommodates 80 employees and 200 visitors and is organized around a central Public Hall on the first floor. Departmental offices are located on the second and third floors, while the ground floor includes the entrance lobby, VIP lobby, multi-purpose hall, and staff parking. A full basement level is dedicated to visitor parking.

With a total built-up area of 14,675 sqm on a 4,300 sqm site, the project was completed in 2008 following a limited international design competition.

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17/08/2026

Located at the heart of historic London, 4 Millbank is a considered transformation of a 1916 office building overlooking the River Thames, just a short walk from Westminster Abbey. Omrania restored the building’s Portland limestone façades and slate roofs while completely redesigning the interiors and upgrading its mechanical systems to Grade A standards, supporting its evolution into a high-end multi-let office and residential complex.

At the centre of the intervention is a spectacular seven-story, skylit atrium, carefully aligned with the original corner entrance tower and grand stair. Its internal façades echo the composition of the historic exterior, while a discreet gallery level and mullion-less glass curtain wall introduce contemporary space without compromising the building’s presence from the street. Today, 4 Millbank brings together offices, hospitality, fitness, broadcasting and residential uses, reflecting a careful balance between preservation, renovation and contemporary urban life.

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10/08/2026

[Project Feature] The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency Data Center in Riyadh represents a strategic response to the Kingdom’s growing demand for secure, resilient, and high-performance digital infrastructure. Developed through a limited design competition, where the project was shortlisted among the top two proposals, the scheme reflects a careful balance between technical rigor and spatial clarity.

Located on Anas Bin Malek Road, the 35,800 sqm site accommodates a built-up area of 56,000 sqm, structured around a Tier 4 data center framework. The design organizes eight fully compartmentalized data zones alongside dedicated e-trust spaces, Points of Presence, and Main Distribution Frames, ensuring operational redundancy and security at every level. Circulation is conceived to enable direct and efficient movement both horizontally and vertically, while utility networks for power, data, and mechanical systems are streamlined for clarity, accessibility, and performance.

Sustainability is integrated into the core of the project, targeting LEED Gold certification through optimized systems, energy efficiency, and thoughtful planning of technical infrastructure. The collaboration between Omrania and HOK, supported by Syska Hennessy for IT systems, reflects a multidisciplinary approach to delivering a facility that meets the highest international standards for reliability and future readiness.

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27/07/2026

One of Omrania’s legacy projects in the interior portfolio, this space is shaped by rich timber finishes, polished stone flooring, and carefully composed geometric patterns that give the interior a sense of depth and permanence. The layered materials, warm tones, and formal symmetry create an atmosphere that feels both refined and memorable.

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23/07/2026

[Project Feature]Prince Meshal Vehicular Bridge. Sand Dune draws inspiration from the natural forms and undulating profiles of desert landscapes. The bridge design features flowing lines and sculpted surfaces that echo the movement and texture of sand dunes. The architectural expression is characterized by smooth, continuous curves and a dynamic silhouette, integrating the bridge seamlessly into its urban and environmental context.

The Sand Dune concept is applied to both Amarat Irqah Intersection and Western Ring Road Directional Ramp. The bridge structure utilizes repetitive modules and facetation, creating a rhythmic pattern along the span. The columns and underbelly are shaped to reinforce the dune motif, with pinching in and out forms that enhance the visual fluidity of the design.

Materiality references the Green Riyadh Materials Palette, ensuring harmony with the surrounding landscape and adherence to Green Riyadh Design Guidelines. The use of natural tones and textures further grounds the bridge within its setting. Lighting concepts are developed to accentuate the sculptural qualities of the Sand Dune form, employing both color and monochrome schemes to highlight the bridge’s architectural identity during day and night.

The Sand Dune option embodies a contextual response to the site, respecting Misk City's landscape strategy and the broader vision of Green Riyadh. The result is a distinctive, contemporary bridge that serves as a landmark while enhancing the urban experience.

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3225 Turki Ibn Abdullah Al Saud Road, Sulimaniyah
Riyadh
12234

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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http://www.omrania.com/

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