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Project Portfolio Hospitality Project Portfolio Hospitality The complete lighting solution provider Tourism has been on the rise in the past few years, with estimates for global tourism reaching 1.4 billion by 2020. The MENA region is moving up the ranks quickly, having welcomed an estimated 73 million visitors in 2018, making it one of the world’s top travel destinations. This has generated a boom in tourism related construction projects, with the biggest emphases being on hotels and resorts. Huda Lighting’s many years of experience allowed it to stand out in the industry, and supply more hotels with their lighting requirements than any other single supplier. Some of the hotel and resort chains supplied by Huda Lighting include Bvlgari Resorts, Palazzo Versace, The Address, Four Seasons, Sofitel, Le Royal Meridien, Fairmont, Marriott, Rosewood, W Hotels, The Oberoi, Hyatt Regency, and more. Huda Lighting’s wide range of products and services, make it more of a lighting solution provider, in many cases offering turnkey solutions for lighting, auto- mation systems, wiring devices and other relevant products. Its consistently growing list of project references and corporate clients can only demonstrate the level of professionalism Huda Lighting has reached. BVLGARI RESORT DUBAI Dubai, UAE Lighting Design Concept By: Metis Lighting Design Practice By: Delta Lighting Solutions Architecture By: ACPV PALAZZO VERSACE Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: Light Touch PLD HYATT REGENCY Aqaba Ayla, Jordan Lighting Design By: Elektra Lighting Design HILTON MAKKAH Makkah, KSA Lighting Design By: Craig Roberts Associates JUMEIRAH AL NASEEM Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: DPA Lighting Consultants FOUR SEASONS Beirut, Lebanon Lighting Design By: Pierre-Yves Rochon VINCE Mall of the Emirates - Dubai, UAE THE OBEROI Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: Studio Lumen THE ADDRESS DOWNTOWN Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: DPA Lighting Consultants FOUR SEASONS RESORT Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: Craig Roberts Associates SOFITEL DOWNTOWN Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: KEO International Consultants FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON Beirut, Lebanon Lighting Design By: GM Architects HILTON GARDEN INN Dubai, UAE Lighting Design By: Ted Jacob Engineering Group Inc HOSPITALITY PROJECTS SELECTED • Bvlgari Resorts & Residences - Dubai, UAE • Caesars Palace Bluewaters Dubai - Dubai, UAE HOSPITALITY • Mandarin Oriental - Doha, Qatar PROJECTS • Palazzo Versace - Dubai, UAE • Kempinski - Amman, Jordan • Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai - Dubai, UAE • Four Seasons (Renovation) - Riyadh, KSA • Four Seasons Resort - Dubai, UAE • Four Seasons - Beirut, Lebanon • The Hotel Galleria by Elaf - Jeddah, KSA • Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla - Aqaba, Jordan • Hyatt Regency - Riyadh, KSA • Hyatt Regency Jabal Omar Makkah - Makkah, KSA • Park Hyatt - Doha, Qatar • The Address Sky View - Dubai, UAE • The Address Boulevard Downtown - Dubai, UAE • The Address Dubai Mall - Dubai, UAE • Vida Downtown - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Jumeirah Al Naseem - Dubai, UAE • Jumeirah Al Qasr - Dubai, UAE • Jumeirah Al Wathba Desert Resort & Spa - Abu Dhabi, UAE • Royal Atlantis in Palm Jumeirah- Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Taj Hotel in Palm Jumeirah - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Palm Jumeirah Crescent Resort Hotel - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • The Ritz-Carlton - Doha, Qatar • The Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Residences - Amman, Jordan (Under execution) SELECTED • Mariott in Palm Jumeirah - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Le Royal Méridien (Renovation) - Abu Dhabi, UAE HOSPITALITY • W Hotel - Doha, Qatar PROJECTS • Hilton - Riyadh, KSA • Hilton Makkah - Makkah, KSA • Hilton in Palm Jumeirah - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Hilton Garden Inn - Dubai, UAE • Centro Rotana - Doha, Qatar • Sundus Rotana - Muscat, Oman • The Boulevard Arjaan By Rotana - Amman, Jordan • Movenpick at Ibn Battuta - Dubai, UAE • Movenpick - Jeddah, KSA • InterContinental Doha The City - Doha, Qatar • Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Crowne Plaza - Beirut, Lebanon • Fairmont Abu Dhabi Hotel and Serviced Apartments - Abu Dhabi, UAE • Raffles Makkah Palace - Makkah, KSA • Sofitel Dubai Downtown - Dubai, UAE • Alwadi Hotel Doha MGallery by AccorHotels - Doha, Qatar • Rosewood Abu Dhabi - Abu Dhabi, UAE • Steigenberger - Doha, Qatar (Under execution) • The Oberoi - Dubai, UAE • Studio One Hotel - Dubai, UAE • Dhofar Beach Resort & Spa - Salalah, Oman (Under execution) • WOW Hotel and Hotel Apartments - Dubai, UAE (Under execution) • Shangri-la - Jeddah, KSA (Under execution) OUR MAIN HOSPITALITY BRANDS OUR MAIN CLIENTS OUR BRANCHES Dubai Abu Dhabi Beirut Doha Amman Bayt Al Tawreed Trading LLC Bayt Al Tawreed Trading LLC Huda Lighting SARL Specialized Products Suppliers LLC Building Technology Suppliers Umm Suqeim Road Airport Road White Tower Street D Ring Road King Abdullah II Street Al Quoz Al Niyadi Building Zalka 684 Building Asia Travel Building No. 421 Kalbouneh Center P.O. Box 212060 Office No. 901 Office B 1st Floor, Office No. 2 1st Floor Dubai, UAE P.O. Box 75944 Zalka, Lebanon P.O. Box 22108 P.O. Box 3360 T. +971 4 341 1301 Abu Dhabi, UAE T. +961 1 883 879 Doha, Qatar Amman 11821, Jordan F. +971 4 341 2699 T. +971 2 449 8198 F. +961 1 883 869 T. +974 4 442 6757 T. +962 6 585 4660 F. +971 2 449 8197 F. +974 4 442 6968 F. +962 6 585 4661 Jeddah Riyadh Kuwait City Cairo Manama Huda Lighting Trading Est. Huda Lighting Trading Est. Specialized Products Suppliers El Huda Lighting Advanced Lighting Solutions Co. W.L.L Al Madinah Road Olaya Main Street for Electrical Contracting LLC 12 Ext. of Abd El-Hameed Bahrain Financial Harbour Sakura Plaza Circon Building No.14 Khaled Ibn Al Waleed Street Badawi Street - 1172 West Tower Office No. 902 2nd Floor, Office No. 203 Mazaya Tower 2 2nd Floor 22nd Floor P.O. Box 15790 P.O. Box 7207 4th Floor, Office B-1 Masaken Sheraton P.O. Box 20705 Jeddah 21454, KSA Riyadh 11462, KSA Sharq, Kuwait City, Kuwait Cairo, Egypt Manama, Bahrain T. +966 12 234 9911 T. +966 11 293 8091 T. +965 2 206 0837 T. +20 22 266 5080 T. +973 1750 2782 F. +966 12 234 9933 F. +966 11 293 8092 F. +965 2 206 0836 F. +20 22 266 5088 F. +973 1750 2828 Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram & Facebook hudalighting.com Lighting Design Concept By: Metis Lighting Design Practice By: Delta Lighting Solutions Architecture By: ACPV .
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