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Exterior view of Ministry of Interior buildings under engineering supervision, showcasing structural and architectural details.

Engineering supervision of the Ministry of Interior buildings

DescriptionDetails
LocationRiyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Year2015
Area12,000 sqm
StatusCompleted
CategoryGovernment
StyleFunctional modernism inspired by local context
 

The Engineering Supervision for Ministry of Interior Buildings project is a completed government assignment delivered by INJ Architects as part of its professional portfolio presented under Projects Overview. The project reflects the firm’s role in supervising public sector construction through structured technical oversight and compliance driven execution.

As outlined in Who We Are, INJ Architects operates as an integrated architectural and engineering practice. This project demonstrates how the firm applies its supervision expertise alongside architectural discipline to ensure that institutional buildings meet approved standards and functional requirements.

Project Scope and Professional Role

INJ Architects was appointed to provide full engineering supervision services for buildings affiliated with the Ministry of Interior in Riyadh. The supervision process focused on monitoring construction activities, verifying compliance with approved drawings, and ensuring adherence to technical specifications. This working method aligns with the firm’s structured process described in How We Work.

The project also reflects INJ Architects’ broader professional framework explained through INJ Architects Philosophy, where architectural responsibility extends beyond design into execution control and long term performance.

Institutional Context

Government buildings require high levels of precision, durability, and coordination. Through engineering supervision, INJ Architects ensured that construction quality matched institutional expectations and regulatory obligations. This approach is consistent with the firm’s emphasis on performance and accountability highlighted in Quality.

The architectural character of the buildings follows a functional and disciplined approach aligned with the firm’s thinking on Architecture Style, prioritizing clarity, efficiency, and operational logic.

Technical Coordination and Execution

Engineering supervision involved coordination between architectural, structural, and building service systems to ensure constructability and accuracy during execution. This coordination reflects the firm’s technical workflow supported by BIM & CAD tools, allowing supervision decisions to remain consistent with approved documentation.

The project also aligns with INJ Architects’ experience in delivery oversight and execution management as presented under Construction & Project Management.

Leadership and Practice

The project was delivered under the leadership of Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji, whose role within the practice is detailed as part of the INJ Architects Team. His involvement reflects the firm’s hands on leadership approach to government and institutional projects.

Practice Integration

This project forms part of INJ Architects’ wider professional services that extend into technical consultancy and dispute resolution, including Engineering Arbitration. The supervision role also supports long term operational efficiency, consistent with the firm’s principles outlined in Sustainability.

Additional insight into the firm’s architectural thinking and professional practice can be found through the Architecture Blog and INJ Blog, where INJ Architects discusses design, execution, and industry responsibilities.

For more information about the firm and its services, visit About Us or reach the practice directly through Contact Us

Exterior view of Ministry of Interior buildings under engineering supervision, showcasing structural and architectural details.
Front view of Ministry of Interior buildings highlighting engineering supervision and architectural design.
Reception area inside Ministry of Interior building under engineering supervision with entrance doors and signage.
Exterior architectural detail of Ministry of Interior buildings under engineering supervision by INJ Architects.
Exterior architectural elevation of Ministry of Interior building under engineering supervision by INJ Architects in Riyadh.
Exterior courtyard and architectural facade of Ministry of Interior buildings under engineering supervision by INJ Architects in Riyadh.
Exterior street view of Ministry of Interior service buildings with roadway and engineered facade in Riyadh under engineering supervision by INJ Architects.
Service building exterior and access road at Ministry of Interior complex with engineered facade and clear sky in Riyadh under engineering supervision by INJ Architects.