The Engineering Supervision of the Ministry of Interior Buildings demonstrates INJ Architects’ expertise in ensuring precision, compliance, and operational excellence within institutional architecture, as highlighted in the Projects Overview. Unlike purely design-focused projects, this assignment emphasizes supervision as an extension of architectural responsibility, integrating technical oversight with strategic execution to guarantee that government buildings meet approved standards and functional requirements.
This project exemplifies the integrated practice model described in Who We Are, where architecture and engineering collaborate to produce measurable outcomes. The supervision process aligns with the philosophy outlined in INJ Architects Philosophy, extending architectural authorship beyond design into execution, durability, and long-term performance. Institutional expectations for precision, resilience, and operational clarity were met through a disciplined approach consistent with Quality standards.
Technical coordination was a central component, leveraging BIM & CAD tools to integrate architectural, structural, and service systems accurately. This methodology corresponds with the firm’s structured approach in How We Work and their expertise in Construction & Project Management, ensuring adherence to approved documentation and minimizing risk during execution. The role also intersects with broader professional capacities, including Engineering Arbitration, supporting long-term operational efficiency.
Under the guidance of Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji and the collaborative INJ Architects Team, the project illustrates a mature, hands-on approach to public sector architecture. Insights into the firm’s processes and architectural thinking are further detailed in the Architecture Blog and INJ Blog. For additional information on the firm and its services, visit About Us or connect directly through Contact Us.







