Client: Oger Liban
Architect: Mr. Pierre Neema

Project Scope: Formerly known as Cinema Clemenceau, the City Theater Clemenceau was transformed into a vibrant playhouse to cater to a diverse audience. The project involved the creation of a basement to house technical facilities, the modernization of the theater to meet contemporary standards, and the installation of a collapsible stage to accommodate various performances.

Client: The National Heritage Foundation
Architects: Agence Wilmotte (Paris), Cheikh Pierre El Khoury (Beirut)

Project Scope: Undertaken by The National Heritage Foundation, the internal renovation of the National Museum involved comprehensive enhancements to its structural integrity and amenities. The project encompassed structural enhancements, installation of new electrical and lighting systems, heating and air conditioning works, acoustic and sound installations, security and alarm systems, installation of panoramic elevators, stone cladding and restoration, waterproofing, audio-visual installations, and the establishment of a fully furnished gift shop and audio-visual room.

Client: Council for Development and Reconstruction
(Under Construction)

Project Scope: The Beirut Museum project, currently under construction, encompasses excavating and sustaining the museum’s basement borders. Designed by renowned international architect Ronzò Piano in collaboration with Lebanese designer Fouad Mehhem, the museum promises to be a distinguished cultural landmark upon its completion.