FD-19New launch
A landmark within reach.
A mixed-use administrative and commercial building on Plot FD-19 in Financial District 2 of the New Administrative Capital, directly in front of the Governmental District monorail station.
The project is located on Plot No. FD-19 in Financial District 2 of the New Administrative Capital, one of the most prominent and vital investment areas, featuring distinguished administrative and commercial activities. The project develops a mixed-use building (administrative / commercial) that achieves high functional efficiency and meets the requirements of the modern business environment, with flexible office spaces and commercial units serving users and visitors.
Plot FD-19 sits in Financial District 2 of the New Administrative Capital, directly in front of the Governmental District monorail station, among government institutions, corporate headquarters and cultural landmarks, along wide boulevards and active urban edges.
Distances in minutes
Companies that need a working address beside the state’s institutions, and the people who work and visit there every day: flexible offices on the upper floors, with retail and cafés at street level serving users and visitors.
Next door
Under 5 minutes
Under 15 minutes
A mixed-use programme: offices across eight upper floors, an active ground-floor podium of retail, restaurants and cafés around a central plaza, and 162 exclusive parking spaces.
Certified site-plan controls, verified survey geometry, and a floor-by-floor schedule of every unit and its area, published in full on this page.
301 units
Areas are indicative and subject to ±5% variation based on final design.
Seasonal sun and prevailing wind studies shaped the orientation; vertical stone fins shade the façade; inclined roofs and skylight strips bring in daylight; and the monorail keeps the address connected to the rhythm of the city.
“Framed Light” conceives the administrative development as two independent office wings united by a transparent full-height spine and gathered around a central civic plaza. The glazed link completes the L-shaped composition and acts as a luminous hinge, symbolising communication and collaboration between the two masses.
Warm beige stone frames and vertical fins reinterpret the rhythm and filtered light of Egyptian colonnades, while soft blue curtain walls express openness and contemporary workplace culture. At ground level, commercial frontages activate the plaza and transform it into an outdoor reception hall and urban oasis.
Above, inclined roof planes rise like folded desert horizons and incorporate linear skylights that introduce controlled natural light into the upper floors and shared circulation spaces.
Form generation
Creates an open gathering space and enhances natural light, ventilation and wayfinding.
Provides transparency, connection and a sense of unity between the volumes.
Inclined roofs and skylight strips introduce daylight and support passive design strategies.
Vertical elements define proportion, provide shading and create a strong architectural identity.
A transparent ground floor activates the streetscape and supports a vibrant public environment.
All areas and calculations are indicative and subject to ±5% variation based on final design. Renderings, materials and façades are for illustrative purposes and subject to change.
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