Cladding works at Ebdaat Towers 6 and 7 in Al-Sahafa District are nearing completion

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External cladding works at Ebdaat Towers 6 and 7 on King Fahd Road in Al-Sahafa District are witnessing remarkable progress, as the project approaches completion.

The two towers feature a modern and functional design, and are built on a total area of ​​6,200 square meters, making them an important addition to the urban landscape in Riyadh.

Strategic location and easy access

The Ebdaat Towers 6 and 7 project is located in Al-Sahafa District, one of the vital neighborhoods in the Saudi capital, which enjoys a strategic location on King Fahd Road, one of the most prominent main roads in Riyadh.

This location facilitates access to the towers from different parts of the city, making them an ideal destination for companies and institutions seeking to be located in a central and well-connected location.

Design and specifications of the towers

Each tower consists of 22 floors, and includes spacious office spaces carefully designed to meet the needs of companies of all sizes.

In addition, the towers provide multi-storey basement parking, making it easy for employees and visitors to reach the offices without any hassle. The towers are designed to the highest international standards, with a focus on providing a comfortable and efficient work environment.

Various office spaces

Total area: 6,200 square meters.

Number of floors: 22 floors in each tower.

Office spaces: Office spaces range from 50 square meters to 400 square meters, meeting the needs of small, medium and large companies.

Basement parking: Several underground floors have been allocated for parking, providing sufficient space for employees and visitors.

Completion rate and expectations

According to the latest updates, the external cladding works of the two towers have reached advanced stages, with more than 80% of the work completed. The entire project is expected to be completed within the next year, making the two towers ready to receive companies and institutions.

Economic and social benefits

Boosting commercial activity: The two towers will create new job opportunities and boost commercial activity in the Al-Sahafa area.

Improving Infrastructure: The project will add significant value to the region’s infrastructure, making it more attractive for investment.

Raising the bar on services: The towers will offer high-quality workspaces and advanced facilities, contributing to improving the work experience for employees.

Ebdaaat Towers 6 and 7 are not just office buildings, but a qualitative addition to the urban landscape of Riyadh. With their strategic location and advanced design, the towers will become a prime destination for companies seeking growth and excellence in a stimulating and comfortable work environment.

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