The Construction and Projects Department has commenced the construction of the emergency staircase in the Control and Systems Engineering College building. This step aims to enhance safety standards, provide a safe environment for the college’s students, faculty, and staff, and improve the college's infrastructure.

Building an emergency staircase is a vital part of safety requirements in any educational institution, this project contributes to:
• Providing a safe and quick evacuation route during fires or natural disasters.
• Ensuring compliance with engineering standards and local and international safety requirements.
• Enhancing the confidence of students, parents, and faculty in the college environment, reflecting its commitment to providing the highest safety standards.

The new emergency staircase is expected to significantly improve safety levels at the Control and Systems Engineering College, creating a safer and more emergency-prepared educational environment.
The initiation of the emergency staircase construction at the Control and Systems Engineering College reflects the Construction and Projects Department’s commitment to enhancing safety standards and infrastructure at the university. This step is part of a comprehensive vision aimed at improving all university facilities and providing a distinguished and safe educational environment for everyone.

A team of engineers from the Construction and Projects Department visited the College of Architecture to prepare an estimated disclosure for the rehabilitation of the college. The visit included taking the dimensions of the halls and corridors to be used in preparing the bill of quantities, ensuring the improvement of the infrastructure, and providing an ideal educational environment for students and faculty.

The objectives of this visit are:
• Identifying the required work for the rehabilitation of the college based on the current condition of the infrastructure.
• Estimating the costs necessary for implementing these works accurately and comprehensively.
• Accurately measuring the dimensions of the halls and corridors.
• Using these dimensions to prepare updated engineering designs and bills of quantities.

The visit of the engineers from the Construction and Projects Department to the College of Architecture reflects the department's commitment to improving and developing the educational environment at the university. By preparing the estimated disclosure and taking the engineering dimensions, the project aims to enhance the infrastructure and provide advanced educational facilities. We look forward to successfully implementing these works and achieving the desired benefits, thereby strengthening the university's status as a distinguished educational environment.

A team of engineers from the Construction and Projects Department visited the College of Production and Metallurgy Engineering to inspect the late Professor Jasim Shihab Al-Hayani Hall. The purpose of the visit was to assess the current condition of the hall and take the necessary measurements for its rehabilitation according to the adopted standards and specifications. This visit aims to improve and develop the hall's infrastructure to provide a comfortable educational environment equipped with the latest facilities.

The objectives of this visit are:
• Evaluating the current condition of the hall in terms of infrastructure and equipment.
• Identifying points that need improvement or renovation.
• Accurately measuring the dimensions of the hall.
• Recording measurements for use in preparing engineering designs and the bill of quantities.

The visit of the engineers from the Construction and Projects Department to the late Professor Jasim Shihab Al-Hayani Hall in the College of Production and Metallurgy Engineering reflects the department's commitment to improving and developing the educational environment at the university. By assessing the current condition and taking engineering measurements, the project aims to enhance the infrastructure and update the facilities to provide advanced educational amenities. We look forward to successfully implementing these works and achieving the desired benefits, thereby strengthening the university's status as a distinguished educational environment.

The Construction and Projects Department is undertaking the rehabilitation of the garden located between the University Theatre and the Central Library. This project aims to improve and renew the facilities and environment surrounding the garden, and it has gone through three main phases.

Phase One: Rehabilitation of the Memorial
This phase of the completed work involved repairing and restoring the damaged parts of the memorial located in the garden. It was cleaned and repainted to enhance its appearance and highlight its historical and cultural significance.

Phase Two: Rehabilitation of the Fountain
This phase of the completed work involved repairing and reactivating the fountain, and cleaning its internal and external parts. This phase aims to restore beauty and vitality to the garden by ensuring the continuous operation of the fountain.

Phase Three: Rehabilitation of the Remaining Parts of the Garden and Green Spaces
This phase of the ongoing work aims to improve the overall environment of the garden and provide comfortable and attractive green spaces for students and visitors.

The garden rehabilitation project between the University Theatre and the Central Library reflects the Construction and Projects Department's commitment to improving the university environment and providing green area that meet the needs of the academic community. Through the organized implementation of the three phases, the project contributes to enhancing the natural and cultural beauty of the university and emphasizes the importance of sustainability and environmental awareness. We look forward to completing the third phase and welcoming students and visitors to the garden.