Restoration of historic buildings requires great sensitivity and attention to detail, both with materials and equipment. Through our subsidiary Rowad Modern Engineering (Rowad), we approach heritage conservation and museum works as a specialized field that brings together restoration, structural support and cultural value. Its work includes the restoration of the historic elements, structural intervention and reinforcement, and the maintenance of deteriorated or missing elements, while supporting the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings and preserving their architectural identity and historical significance.
This expertise is demonstrated across projects such as Qanibay Al-Rammah Mosque in Citadel Square, Cairo; Mohamed Ali Palace in Shubra, Cairo; Sultana Malak Palace in Heliopolis, Cairo; Al-Jawhara Palace in Salah El-Din Citadel, Cairo; and the Red Sea Museum (Bab Al-Bunt) in Al-Balad, Jeddah, where each intervention is guided by detailed historical and architectural understanding.
In partnership with public authorities and international specialists, Rowad delivers heritage-led solutions that preserve original character while enabling heritage and historic buildings to remain relevant, accessible, and sustainable for future generations