Built Work
Built Projects
INJ Architects was established in Jeddah in 2009. The work shown here is built, documented through construction-phase and completion photography across the office’s years of practice in Saudi Arabia.
The office has worked across residential, diplomatic, governmental, hospitality, and commercial typologies in Jeddah, Makkah, and the wider Western Region.
This is not a visual portfolio only. It is a record of projects designed, supervised, coordinated, or delivered on site under the direct involvement of Principal Architect Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji. The delivery methodology is detailed in How We Work.
Governmental and Diplomatic
Built work for governmental institutions and diplomatic missions, where delivery is shaped by institutional protocols, security requirements, and professional discretion.
Indonesian Consulate, Jeddah
Diplomatic building delivered through design-and-build coordination, with a custom facade language derived from Batik geometry and institutional identity.
Ministry of Interior — Border Guard Complex
Institutional development in Yanbu involving engineering supervision, site coordination, and quality control across a multi-building governmental complex.
Al Budayah Island
Coastal infrastructure and helipad development requiring practical site coordination, marine-edge constraints, and phased delivery on an active island setting.
Hospitality
Hospitality work combining architectural coordination, facade decisions, interiors, supervision, and owner-side advisory during construction.
Joharji Hotel, Makkah
High-rise hospitality tower delivered through full supervision, with construction-stage coordination from structural works to facade and completion phases.
Al Tayseer Hotel, Makkah
Facade and interior coordination consultancy for a hospitality building operating within the spatial and operational demands of Makkah hotel development.
Jadwa Al Khalil Tower, Makkah
Architectural design and structural works for a hospitality tower, linking early concept presentation with construction-stage delivery requirements.
Residential
Private residential work across villas, mansions, and compounds, where detail, privacy, construction logic, and family use must align.
MFJ Mansion, Obhur Creek Jeddah
Luxury residential work shaped by waterfront context, privacy, facade articulation, and a controlled relationship between domestic life and outdoor space.
Villa 200 Compound, Obhur Jeddah
Multi-villa residential compound documented through excavation, structural works, facade development, and completion-stage coordination.
Mansion Complex, Awali Makkah
Palace-scale residential project requiring site excavation, structural coordination, and phased construction across a demanding terrain condition.
AMA Villa, Al Basateen Jeddah
Organic curved residential architecture developed through construction-stage detailing, structural shaping, and a controlled facade language.
Nasif Villa, Al Muhammadiyah Jeddah
Residential design-and-build work documented from construction stages to interior completion, balancing private domestic needs with clear site delivery.
MABK Villa, Al Basateen Jeddah
Climatic residential project developed through facade, shade, and material decisions tied to construction sequence and family use.
TOB Villa, Jeddah
Private coastal residence documented during structural framing and construction, with attention to massing, privacy, and seaside domestic life.
Commercial and Advisory
Commercial work and owner-side advisory where construction control, supervision, retail function, and delivery clarity carry the project.
Multi-Site Construction Supervision
Construction supervision and quality control across active sites, focused on execution discipline, site reporting, and practical delivery control.
Al Saud Plaza, Makkah
Commercial architectural design and owner advisory, linking retail function, construction feasibility, and on-site decision-making.
Al-Aziziah Stores, Makkah
Commercial retail project developed from excavation and concrete works to finished units, with a focus on efficient construction and retail use.
Common Questions
For new commissions, built work is usually discussed through project type, site condition, delivery model, and the level of architectural or supervisory involvement required. To understand the office’s process, visit How We Work. To start a direct inquiry, visit Contact Us.