Golden Pillars Developments has announced its partnership with Arch Capital Construction for the engineering design and supervision of its upcoming project set to launch shortly in the Medical City within the New Administrative Capital, with a total investment of EGP 1.7 bn, Invest-Gate reports.
Ayman Mohamed, CEO of Golden Pillars Developments, stated that the selection of Arch Capital for the project’s engineering design and supervision followed a meticulous analysis of the market, aligning with the company’s vision and strategy to deliver real estate products with a distinctive and advanced architectural essence, adhering to the highest standards of quality and sustainability. The aim is to ensure customer satisfaction by offering genuine value in terms of quality and precision in design, construction, and operation.
Furthermore, Mohamed explained that Arch Capital was chosen due to its capacity to provide innovative and comprehensive solutions for all construction needs, its dedicated focus on meeting customer requirements, and its commitment to upholding top-notch standards of quality, uniqueness, and excellence.
This choice reflects Golden Pillars Developments’ aspiration to create robust real estate offerings that uphold the reputation of the Egyptian real estate sector and support their ambition to expand internationally while competing effectively in the industry.
Khaled Mostafa, Head of the Engineering Sector and Management at Arch Capital Construction, affirmed the company’s strong reputation and extensive experience in engineering and construction. He highlighted the team’s proficiency in utilizing cutting-edge technologies and engineering methodologies to deliver innovative solutions.
Mostafa also cited some of the company’s notable past projects, including the construction of 36 six-floor residential buildings in Nasr City, the design and construction of varied residential buildings and villa apartments in New Cairo (Lotus and Beit Al Watan), collaboration with EMP on Golden Coast by City Stars in Sharm El Sheikh, and the redesign and reconstruction of the National Bank of Egypt in Cairo.