The road is divided into 3 zones of work, and the design decisions made by Mutawa Engineering consultancy will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth flow of traffic and the safety of all road users.
The working drawings are detailed and accurate, providing clear and concise instructions for the construction team.
The corners of the building is designed to be made of glass, which serves as both a design feature and as a source of natural light for the interior spaces. This architectural feature creates an open and airy atmosphere, while also providing natural light to the interior spaces.
The Middle Eastern pattern touch on the facade is incorporated to give the building a unique and culturally-relevant aesthetic. This design decision is intended to create a sense of connection between the building and the local community to reflect the cultural heritage of the region.
EXTERIOR DESIGN
The exterior design of the Diwaniya building consists from 2 visually different parts. The hall of Diwaniya made entirely of glass, with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow natural light to flood the interior spaces. These design decisions prioritize the well-being of the visitors, providing natural light and a visually interesting exterior.
The second part featuring a modern facade decorated with steel cladding. The use of glass on some of the triangles adds a special visual effect, as light resources are reflected off of them.
INTERIOR DESIGN
The triangle pattern seen on the exterior of the Kuwaiti Elderly Diwaniya building is also incorporated into the interior design. This creates a cohesive aesthetic throughout the facility and adds a unique and visually interesting element to the spaces.
