Architectural Excellence
Rooted in Heritage
Engineering Group Company fuses traditional Arab architecture with contemporary design, creating spaces that honor culture while embracing innovation.
Since 1998
A Legacy of Design Excellence
Engineering Group Company (EGC) is a multi-disciplinary architectural practice based in Benghazi, Libya, with extensive experience in architecture, urbanism, and engineering. Established in 1998, we have grown to a team of 38 professionals, including four principal partners.
Our practice consists of architects, urban designers, planners, and technical staff who bring decades of combined expertise to every project. We specialize in on-site supervision and comprehensive project management, ensuring excellence from concept to completion.
At the heart of EGC lies our commitment to providing distinctive design that contributes meaningfully to the field of architecture. We work within the framework of local urban settings, with a strong emphasis on cultural and environmental considerations.
Our contemporary architectural language embodies the tradition of Arab culture and environment, fusing structural tenets of traditional architecture with the vocabulary of modernism.
Our Vision
To be one of the leading engineering consultancy firms in Libya and the region, distinguished by our unique designs and high-quality services, and contributing to the development of the local built environment through an approach that combines authenticity and modernity.
Our Mission
Providing integrated engineering services that align with the latest global concepts in design and management, with a commitment to quality, transparency, and innovation, while fostering a motivating work environment that enhances creativity and supports sustainability across all our projects.
Our Values & Objectives
Quality and excellence in all stages of work. Commitment to deadlines and defined costs. Effective collaboration between the team and clients. Continuous innovation and development in design techniques and methods. Environmental sustainability and harmony with the local identity. Credibility and transparency in professional dealings.
What We Do
Our Services
Comprehensive architectural and engineering services tailored to meet the unique needs of each project, from initial concept through final completion.
Architectural Design
Comprehensive architectural design services from concept to completion, blending contemporary aesthetics with functional excellence.
Urban Planning
Master planning and urban design solutions that create sustainable, livable communities and enhance urban environments.
Landscape Design
Creating harmonious outdoor spaces that integrate natural elements with architectural vision and environmental sustainability.
Structural Design
Advanced structural engineering solutions ensuring safety, stability, and innovative construction methodologies.
Construction Supervision
Professional on-site supervision ensuring construction meets design specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements.
Project Management
End-to-end project management ensuring timely delivery, quality control, and budget adherence throughout the construction process.
BOQ & Specifications
Detailed bill of quantities and technical specifications for accurate project costing and procurement.
Shop Drawings & Detailing
Precise construction drawings and technical details for seamless execution and coordination between trades.
Mechanical & Electrical Design
Integrated MEP design services including HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, and building automation.
Leadership
Meet Our Co-Founders
Four principal partners with complementary expertise, united by a shared vision for architectural excellence and cultural preservation.
Dr. Rafiq Mohamed Al-Mukarrif
Architecture & Urban Design Consultant
Dr. Rafiq Mohamed Al-Mukarrif is an academic and architectural consultant specializing in architecture and urban planning. He holds a Doctorate in Urban Design from the University of London, along with a specialization certificate in Urban Planning from Washington, D.C., USA. With extensive academic and professional experience, he has supervised and contributed to numerous architectural and planning projects both within Libya and internationally.
Dr. Amer Mohamed Ben Ali
Urban Planning Director
Dr. Mohamed Ben Ali is an academic and architectural professional specializing in architecture and urban design. He holds a Doctorate in Architecture from the University of Sydney, Australia. With extensive academic and professional experience, he has overseen and contributed to numerous design and planning projects both within Libya and internationally.
Prof. Tareq Wahbi Al-Bury
Architecture & Urban Planning Consultant
Arch. Tareq Wahbi Al-Bury is an academic and architectural consultant specializing in architecture and urban planning. He holds a Master’s degree in Architecture from the Royal Institute in the United Kingdom. With extensive academic and professional experience, he has overseen and contributed to numerous architectural and design projects both within Libya and internationally.
Portfolio
Our Projects
A diverse portfolio spanning residential, commercial, healthcare, and cultural projects across Libya's major cities and coastal regions.
Tripoli Water Front
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Tripoli Water Front
The Triple Waterfront Design Competition in Tripoli aimed to reestablish the historic connection between the city and its seafront while addressing long-standing urban and transportation challenges. Awarded second place, the proposal envisioned an integrated waterfront that harmonizes mobility, public life, and heritage preservation. The design reorganizes traffic flow to ease congestion and enhance pedestrian accessibility, creating a seamless transition between the historic core of Tripoli and the Mediterranean coastline. Monumental landmarks and public spaces were strategically introduced along the waterfront to enrich the skyline and celebrate the city's cultural identity.
Benghazi Westren Lake Recreation and leisure Park
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Benghazi Westren Lake Recreation and leisure Park
The Libyan Airlines Monument in Libya, a winning first-place competition entry for a Memorial/Monument Design, was conceived to honor the 113 passengers and crew who perished when a Libyan aircraft was brought down in 1973. The design embodies remembrance, unity, and resilience through a powerful architectural expression centered on a symbolic flower, whose petals each represent one of the victims. This form of collective remembrance is enclosed by a triangular building that captures the motion and final trajectory of the airplane, blending symbolism, geometry, and emotion to transform tragedy into a space for reflection and national memory.
1800 Housing Units
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1800 Housing Units
The Benghazi 1800 Housing Development in Libya is a conceptual master plan for a residential project that draws inspiration from the spatial qualities of traditional Italian villages, centering community life around a vibrant central square designed to host social, commercial, and recreational activities. This core is surrounded by clusters of housing units and educational facilities, arranged to ensure accessibility and a comfortable living environment while promoting walkability and interaction within a human-scaled urban fabric that balances density with open communal areas. By integrating Mediterranean planning principles with local needs, the proposal aims to create a cohesive and lively neighborhood that fosters family life and community engagement in Benghazi.
250 Housing units
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250 Housing units
The Aljufra Housing Development in Libya is a conceptual residential project for 250 units, designed to address the harsh desert climate while respecting local social and cultural patterns. Each unit features a private entrance to ensure family privacy, while the overall layout fosters a strong sense of neighborhood connection. The architectural composition creates a rhythmic texture across the site, forming shaded pathways and interconnected courtyards that encourage movement and social interaction. This design not only enhances comfort by reducing exposure to extreme heat and wind but also reflects the traditional urban fabric of desert settlements, balancing privacy, community, and environmental adaptability to offer a contemporary housing model harmonized with Aljufra's cultural and climatic context.
Resort Hotel
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Resort Hotel
The Sousa Resort is a conceptual hospitality development for Libya's coast, envisioned to nestle between the sea and mountain backdrop to create a unique experience celebrating its natural setting. The master plan leverages the dramatic topography to provide every accommodation with uninterrupted sea views while maintaining harmony with the landscape. Designed for flexible, phased implementation, the resort can be developed in stages without compromising the overall vision, and it features a combination of motel-style units and individual cabins each positioned for privacy, comfort, and a direct visual connection to the sea. By blending natural materials, landscape integration, and contemporary design, the project aims to establish a tranquil destination that highlights the charm of Sousa's coastal and mountainous environment.
Abu Nawas Tourist Project, Tripoli
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Abu Nawas Tourist Project, Tripoli
The Abounoas Commercial Center in Tripoli, Libya, is a concept proposal for a vibrant mixed-use destination designed to bring diverse urban activities together into a single cohesive development. The project integrates commercial spaces, a hotel, a cinema, restaurants, children’s entertainment areas, and a small retail zone, all organized to create a lively and engaging environment. Taking full advantage of its prime coastal location, the design offers panoramic seafront views and encourages interaction and leisure through open terraces, landscaped plazas, and strong visual connections to the waterfront. By blending entertainment, retail, and hospitality functions, the project aims to establish itself as a dynamic social and commercial hub that reflects the modern spirit of Tripoli while embracing its coastal identity.
Fish Market Restoration
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Fish Market Restoration
The Fish Market Restoration in Benghazi, Libya, is a concept proposal for the adaptive reuse of one of the city's historic architectural landmarks. The project approaches the restoration with great sensitivity, aiming to preserve the building's original character, authentic details, and materials while subtly integrating modern interventions to meet current functional needs. The renewed design envisions the market as a vibrant public space that continues to serve local vendors while also attracting visitors through the addition of a small restaurant and tourist amenities, thereby breathing new life into a beloved community landmark and bridging its heritage with modern urban activity.
Omar Mukhtar Monument
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Omar Mukhtar Monument
The Omar Mukhtar Monument, originally built in 1957 and demolished during the Gaddafi period, stands as a symbol of national heritage and pride. Our team developed comprehensive architectural and construction drawings to faithfully reconstruct the monument, restoring it to its original form and honoring its historical and cultural significance. The project emphasized accuracy in materials, detailing, and proportions, ensuring that the restored monument reflects the design intent and spirit of the original work. By carefully balancing historical fidelity with modern construction techniques, the reconstruction revives an important national landmark for future generations.
Zentain Airport
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Zentain Airport
The Zentain Airport was designed to accommodate 400,000 passengers annually, serving both local and international flights efficiently. The concept prioritizes functional simplicity and spatial efficiency, achieving maximum operational capacity within a minimal footprint. The design emphasizes clear circulation, streamlined passenger flow, and user-friendly facilities, ensuring comfort and convenience for travelers. Strategic zoning of check-in, security, boarding, and support areas allows for smooth operations while maintaining flexibility for future expansion. By combining efficiency, functionality, and modern airport standards, the project delivers a compact yet effective hub that meets the region's air transport needs.
Mail Proposal
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Mail Proposal
The design proposal for the mail in Qatar reinterprets local Qatari architectural identity through a contemporary lens. The concept integrates traditional design elements—such as shaded walkways, courtyards, and geometric patterns—with modern materials and technologies to create a vibrant, environmentally responsive shopping destination. Sustainability was a key design driver, emphasizing natural ventilation, controlled daylight, and the use of energy-efficient systems to ensure thermal comfort while reducing environmental impact. The result is a dynamic retail environment that balances cultural authenticity with modern expectations of leisure, comfort, and sustainability—offering an enjoyable shopping experience that reflects the spirit of Qatar's architectural heritage.
Mall Al-Haya
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Mall Al-Haya
Mall Al-Haya is a small, locally oriented shopping center located in the heart of Benghazi. The design carefully responds to its urban context, particularly the neighboring Cecia building, a historic structure from the Italian period, ensuring that the new development respects and complements the area's architectural heritage. The layout emphasizes functional retail spaces while maintaining a sensitive relationship with surrounding streetscapes and public areas. By blending contemporary design with contextual awareness, the project creates a small-scale commercial hub that serves local needs while honoring the city's historical fabric.
Peril Island Housing
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Peril Island Housing
The Peril Island Housing project in Doha was designed following the developer's guidelines while responding to the needs of Qatari families. The layout emphasizes maximizing sea views for all residences, creating a strong visual and spatial connection with the waterfront. The design combines functional living spaces with communal amenities, ensuring comfort, privacy, and convenience for families. Thoughtful orientation, landscaping, and open spaces enhance the quality of life while maintaining harmony with the coastal environment.
Cardan Hotel
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Cardan Hotel
The Cardan Hotel is situated on Dubai Street in Benghazi, a vibrant area known for its gold and jewelry shops. The hotel comprises 47 guest rooms, including three suites, as well as a conference hall, meeting rooms, and restaurants. The architectural design adopts a simple Mediterranean style, creating a harmonious visual relationship with the surrounding urban fabric. The use of clean lines, light materials, and contextual detailing allows the hotel to integrate seamlessly into the lively street, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal for guests and visitors.
Venice Street Hotel Studio Complex
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Venice Street Hotel Studio Complex
The Venice Street Hotel Studio Complex comprises 12 studios set within an outdoor landscaped environment featuring a children's play area and swimming pools. Located on one of Benghazi's most prominent shopping streets, the complex combines convenience with leisure, offering residents and guests a comfortable and engaging environment. The architectural design blends Arabic motifs with Mediterranean townscapes, creating a harmonious and culturally resonant aesthetic. Thoughtful spatial planning ensures privacy for each studio while promoting interaction through shared outdoor spaces, balancing community living with modern hospitality standards.
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