The engineering teams in the Construction and Projects Department have conducted a comprehensive rehabilitation process for the Applied Sciences buildings. This involved updating and upgrading the interior floors, cladding the floors and walls of the entrances with marble, renovating the pathways surrounding the buildings, and conducting painting operations for the entrances.
The rehabilitation process included improving the design and layout of the floors and internal pathways of the department, aiming to enhance ease of movement and effectively guide students and faculty members within the buildings. Rehabilitation of the surrounding pathways was also carried out to improve the safety and overall aesthetics of the buildings.
The process was executed excellently according to the specified timelines, adhering to the highest quality and safety standards in implementation. This process served as a model of cooperation and coordination between the engineering and administrative teams, contributing to its successful and efficient completion.
Thanks to these efforts, the Applied Sciences buildings are now considered modern and advanced facilities that perfectly meet the needs and aspirations of their users.