Beach towers, utilities, bridges

New Alamein City

Beach Towers, water and sewer stations, power stations, bridges, the Touristic Walk and the Presidential Guest Facility.

Urban development

New Alamein, North Coast

Overview

New Alamein packs high-rise towers, heavy utilities and public realm into a coastal strip founded on cemented sands, limestone and saline groundwater. Horema investigated across the full range of structures, from beach towers requiring deep coring to pump stations sensitive to buoyancy and drawdown.

Coastal chemistry mattered as much as strength here. Water and soil samples were tested for sulphates, chlorides and pH so designers could specify concrete mixes and protective systems suitable for an aggressive marine environment.

The work spanned prestige assets including the Touristic Walk and the Presidential Guest Facility, delivered against tight national programme deadlines.

New Alamein City site imagery
New Alamein, North Coast

Services applied

Capabilities on this project

Soil Investigation

Borehole drilling, sampling, in-situ testing (SPT, permeability, vane shear), geotechnical logging and groundwater table monitoring.

Laboratory Testing

Soil, rock, aggregate, water and chemical testing aligned with ASTM and BS standards.

Materials Testing

Concrete and road materials testing using certified labs and calibrated instruments.

Geotechnical Reporting

Factual and interpretive reports including foundation recommendations and engineering assessments.

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Who we worked with

Arab ContractorsAlexandria Contracting (TMG)Ministry of HousingPalm Hills
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