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FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS 1ST BASEMENT, ACACIA BUILDING, EMILE LAHOUD STREET, P.O.BOX 167 131 SIOUFI, ASHRAFIEH, BEIRUT, LEBANON TEL. +961 1 42 28 42 /+961 1 61 30 87 FAX. +961 1 61 30 87 [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION Fouad Hanna Mechanical Consultants Office is a leading mechanical engineering firm established in 1983 providing a consultative service to the built environment for Mechanical, HVAC, Fire Protection and Hydraulic services. We add value to a project by understanding the client’s need and the architect’s aspirations. The guidance and advice we provide are often of the greatest importance to ensure that our engineering solution has an appropriate balance of performance, innovation and economical design. Our commitment to quality and sustainable engineering guarantee that our design concepts and systems achieve high level of performance and comply with American and internationally recognized standards and best practices including NFPA, ASHRAE, ASPE, to mention but a few. We offer a comprehensive range of Engineering Services that include preliminary design, full tender documentation, supervision of design installation, in the following disciplines and areas: . Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning . Plumbing and Sanitary . Fire protection . Building Management System We also provide energy efficient, environmental friendly and sustainable building design consultancy services to achieve green building certifications: . LEED (USGBC) . BREEAM (UK) . Estidama (UAE) FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS COMPANY PROFILE Page 2 MAJOR PROJECTS Our office has executed more than 800 projects in the Middle East, Europe and Africa. The project portfolio reflects the extensive experience acquired in our field of expertise and our competencies to manage and design small to large scale projects. |RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS | OFFICE BUILDINGS | MIXED USE | HOTELS | HOSPITALS | |BANKS | EDUCATIONAL & CULTURAL | RECREATIONAL FACILITIES | PRIVATE RESIDENCES | | RELIGIOUS | INDUSTRIAL & WAREHOUSES | GOVERNMENTAL | RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS WADI GRAND RESIDENCE DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX OF 7 BUILDINGS OF 7 TO 8 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 4 BASEMENTS LOCATION: BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT / LEBANON ARCHITECT: AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES DAR EL OMRAN, JORDAN OWNER: VEN INVEST MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 62 000 SQM ` ABDEL WAHAB 618 DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX OF 2 TOWERS (37 & 22 FLOORS) AND 3 BUILDINGS OF 7 FLOORS BUILT OVER A GROUND FLOOR AND 5 BASEMENT LEVELS LOCATION: ASHRAFIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: KEVIN DASH, UK / JOSEPH MAROUN OWNER: CGI‐AUDI SARADAR MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 61 000 SQM L’ARMONIAL DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL TOWER OF 20 FLOORS COMBINED WITH A TRADITIONAL BUILDING OF 7 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 5 BASEMENTS LOCATION: ASHRAFIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES OWNER: GREENSTONE MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 24 000 SQM FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS COMPANY PROFILE Page 3 MAJOR PROJECTS BEB BEIRUT DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL BUILDING OF 14 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 7 BASEMENTS LOCATION: BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT / LEBANON ARCHITECT: ARQUITECTONICA, USA AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES OWNER: MAF INVESTMENT HOLDING SAL MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 30 000 SQM PLATINUM TOWER DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL TOWER OF 34 FLOORS ALONG THE BEIRUT MARINA IN ADDITION OF 5 BASEMENTS LOCATION: BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT / LEBANON ARCHITECT: RICARDO BOFILL, SPAIN / NABIL GHOLAM CONSULTANT: ARUP, UK OWNER: THE PLATINUM TOWER SARL MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 90 000 SQM AL NOWAIS TOWER DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL TOWER OF 31 FLOORS BUILT OVER 6 PODIUM FLOORS ALONG WITH A HEALTH CLUB AND 4 BASEMENTS LOCATION: R16 SARAYA DEVELOPMENT ‐ ABU DHABI / UAE ARCHITECT: R & K – RACHID KARAM OWNER: AL NOWAIS INVESTMENT MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 43 000 SQM NAJMAT PLOT C3 – AL REEM ISLAND DESCRIPTION: TWO RESIDENTIAL TOWERS OF 54 AND 43 FLOORS AND AN OFFICE TOWER OF 36 FLOORS BUILT OVER A 5 FLOORS PODIUM IN ADDITION OF 3 BASEMENT LEVELS LOCATION: ABU DHABI / UAE ARCHITECT: BAYATY ARCHITECTS, UAE OWNER: RADMAN PROPERTIES L.L.C MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 140 000 SQM KHAMS SHAMAT PLAZA 1 & 2 DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX OF 2 BUILDINGS OF 10 AND 18 FLOORS FOR PLAZA 1 AND 3 BUILDINGS FROM 5 TO 20 FLOORS FOR PLAZA 2 LOCATION: SABBOURA / SYRIA ARCHITECT: R & K RACHID KARAM OWNER: MAJID AL FUTTAIM MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN IN PROGRESS APPROX AREA: 60 000 SQM ` FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS COMPANY PROFILE Page 4 MAJOR PROJECTS BEIRUT 20|30 DESCRIPTION: TWO RESIDENTIAL TOWERS OF 30 AND 20 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 6 BASEMENTS LOCATION: ASHRAFIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: MARCELLO LO MAURO, ITALY / PIERRE KHALIL OWNER: JAMIL SAAB &CO. MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 40 000 SQM VISION 1793 ‐ SPEARS DESCRIPTION: 2 RESIDENTIAL TOWERS OF 21 AND 10 FLOORS LOCATION: SPEARS / LEBANON ARCHITECT: CHARLES HADIFE ARCHITECT CLIENT: RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 25 000 SQM LE PATIO DESCRIPTION: THREE RESIDENTIAL TOWERS OF 25, 15 AND 11 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 4 BASEMENTS LOCATION: ASHRAFIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES OWNER: JAMIL SAAB &CO. MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 30 000 SQM URBAN DREAMS DESCRIPTION: RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX OF 4 BLOCKS FROM 12 TO 7 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 4 BASEMENTS LOCATION: NEW ASHRAFIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: ISSAM BARHOUCH CLIENT: CGI‐AUDI SARADAR MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 25 000 SQM OTHER RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS LOCATION ARCHITECT / CLIENT EAUONE / 23 000 SQM CLEMENCEAU AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES HOCHAR TOWER / 15 000 SQM AIN MRAYSSE R & K ‐ RACHID KARAM / WATERFRONT 50 RUE DU LIBAN / 22 000 SQM ASHRAFIEH PIERRE BASSIL LES JARDINS DE TABARIS / 20 000 SQM TABARIS AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES TILAL FAQRA / 16 000 SQM FAQRA AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES SIOUFI TWINS 4233 / 16 000 SQM ASHRAFIEH TABET ATELIER D'ARCHITECTURE HOUSING COMPOUND LA MARINA DBAYE NABIL GHOLAM 15 000 SQM ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN UNIT BADARO GARDENS 1 & 2 BADARO AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES LA BROCELIANDE BUILDING BAABDA DAGHER HANNA & PARTNERS LES TOITS DE BEYROUTH / 80 000 SQM MAR ROUKOZ ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN UNIT CAP SUR VILLE / 60 000 SQM MAR ROUKOZ PIERRE NEMAA LUXURY 35 / 90 000 SQM ABU DHABI / UAE RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS SARAYA R14 / 43 000 SQM ABU DHABI / UAE RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS / CAP FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS COMPANY PROFILE Page 5 MAJOR PROJECTS OFFICE BUILDINGS ELEGANCE TOWER DESCRIPTION: OFFICE TOWER OF 29 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 5 BASEMENTS LOCATION: RIYADH / KSA ARCHITECT: AA DESIGN GROUP, KSA OWNER: ASSAEDAN REALESTATE COMPANY MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 55 000 SQM THE BUSINESS PARK – SPS1 & SPS2 ‐ WATERFRONT CITY DESCRIPTION: 12 OFFICE BUILDINGS OF 4 AND 5 FLOORS IN ADDITION OF 2 BASEMENTS LOCATION: MARINA DBAYEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: L.E.FT ARCHITECTS, USA OWNER: MAJID AL FUTTAIM MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 144 000 SQM TOYOTA LEXUS CITY DESCRIPTION: CAR SHOWROOMS COMPRISING 4 UPPER LEVELS AND 5 BASEMENTS LOCATION: HAZMIEH / LEBANON ARCHITECT: PIERRE SFEIR OWNER: BUMC SARL MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 35 000 SQM HOLCOM NEW OFFICE DESCRIPTION: OFFICE BUILDING OF 6 FLOORS AND 2 BASEMENTS LOCATION: NAHR BEIRUT / LEBANON ARCHITECT: LOMBARDINI 22, ITALY AAA‐ATELIER DES ARCHITECTES ASSOCIES OWNER: HOLCOM SAL MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 30 000 SQM OTHER OFFICE BUILDINGS LOCATION ARCHITECT / CLIENT MELROSE BUILDING LOT 47‐01 BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT SIMONE KOSREMELLI ASSICURAZIONI GENERALI BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN UNIT OFFICE BUILDING JLM SAIFI 581 BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT JEAN‐LOUIS MAINGUY OBEGI BETTER HOME – SHOWROOM JAL EL DIB HALIM HARMOUCH SUEZ STEEL COMPANY EGYPT A.A. ALSAYIED NISHTUMAN ARBEEL / IRAQ RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS FOUAD HANNA MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS COMPANY PROFILE Page 6 MAJOR PROJECTS MIXED USE DISTRICT//S DESCRIPTION: 22 HIGH QUALITY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND A NETWORK OF PEDESTRIAN PUBLIC SPACES, PIAZZA GARDENS, RESTAURANTS, SHOPS AND GALLERIES LOCATION: BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT / LEBANON ARCHITECT: ALLIES & MORRISON, UK / R & K RACHID KARAM OWNER: SAIFI MODERN MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN & SUPERVISION APPROX AREA: 120 000 SQM SHAMS MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT – AL REEM ISLAND DESCRIPTION: 5 STAR HOTEL, 2 OFFICES TOWERS, 2 RESIDENTIAL TOWERS, RETAILS AND RESTAURANTS LOCATION: ABU DHABI / UAE CLIENT: CAP / RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS OWNER: CAPITAL INVESTMENT MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 400 000 SQM APEX COMPLEX PROJECT DESCRIPTION: 1 OFFICE TOWER AND ONE HOTEL TOWER BUILT OVER A PODIUM INCLUDING RESTAURANTS, COFFEE SHOPS AND RETAILS AREA LOCATION: ADNEC ‐ ABU DHABI / UAE CLIENT: CAP / RAFIK EL KHOURY & PARTNERS OWNER: ALRAYAN INVESTMENT MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 85 000 SQM MUSSAFAH GARDENS DESCRIPTION: TWO RESIDENTIAL TOWERS OF 17TH FLOORS EACH, IN ADDITION OF A COMMUNITY CENTER AND AN ACCOMMODATION BUILDING LOCATION: ABU DHABI / UAE ARCHITECT: CAP, UAE OWNER: CAPITAL INVESTMENT & AL NAHDHA INVESTMENT MISSION: MECHANICAL DESIGN APPROX AREA: 73 000 SQM PROJECT LOCATION ARCHITECT / CLIENT KARAGULLA LOT 24 / 55 000 SQM BEIRUT CENTRAL DISTRICT TABET ATELIER D'ARCHITECTURE FAQRA LE CENTRE / 30 000 SQM FAQRA IDEP CONSULT FREE WAY CENTER / 40 000 SQM SIN EL FIL HABIB SALAME ABU DHABI TRADE
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    Conflict Quarterly The Lebanese Army: Capabilities and Challenges in the 1980s by Joseph A. Kechichian INTRODUCTION In the Lebanese political maze, the army has played an important role in supporting the legitimacy of the ruling establishment, particularly between 1958 and 1970 when the country was governed by Presidents Fucad Shihâb and Snarl Hilü. Historically, Lebanon's ruling oligarchies pursued the goal of preserving the established political and economic in­ terests by holding on to the unwritten National Pact of 1943, as well as the outdated Constitution and parliamentary divisions in place. Suc­ cessive Presidents, including Franjiyah, Sarkis and Al-Jumayyil con­ tinued to pursue this goal and rejected any attempts at compromise of a new dimension. Throughout the past ten years, successive challenges to the stability of the Lebanese Republic have been carefully engineered by both Christian and Muslim leaders to uphold these goals and objectives. The army, traditionally the single most apolitical institution in Lebanon, has been caught in the middle of the country's constitutional quarrels, and has recorded several significant challenges and threats to its unity. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the recent history of the Lebanese army and assess its future capabilities in light of existing and growing challenges emanating from Christian and Muslim militias as well as regional powers. What are the capabilities of the new Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF)? Are there sources of threats which may be iden­ tified? How is the new leadership likely to respond to these threats? Ultimately, the question must be raised regarding the future of the Lebanon and its military establishment.
  • Syria Refugee Response ±

    Syria Refugee Response ±

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