Doha, Qatar: The public working authority represented by building projects terminated the beginning of the project of the Katar Sidra Academy in Education City in cooperation with the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, which are based on the payment of around 1,800.
The academy will cover a total area of 74,000 square meters with 33,000 square meters built. A two -story main building will contain, which includes classrooms, lecture halls, administrative offices and reception areas for pupils and visitors.
Narrow in this context. Ahmed al Mahmeed, head of the public project department, said that work at the Qatar Sidra Academy had already started. The project is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026. He added that the project has a strongly 60% of the materials used on locally produced materials, including steel, iron, electrical and mechanical devices, glass and aluminum, are located locally.
He also emphasized the commitment of the Department of Construction Projects, the highest local and international standards in terms of health, security, quality and technology in order to adapt to global standards in all phases of implementation. He pointed out that the department for construction projects has benefited from advanced digital technologies, in particular BIM models for the building information (BIM) in order to analyze building systems before the construction activities have started. This proactive approach ensures smooth implementation and avoids technical challenges.
For his part, tight. Saud al Dosari, project manager, confirmed that the academy will include 60 classrooms in order to meet the needs of all educational phases, in addition to several service facilities to support the educational process. He emphasized that the academy would include the latest technologies and modern designs to create a comprehensive educational environment.
Closely. Saud al Dosari added that the project would include diverse educational and leisure facilities such as a music room, a theater, art spaces and multi-purpose activity rooms as well as a library and science laboratory. The project also includes sports halls, outdoor fields, a swimming pool and a cafeteria.
Design and sustainability
The academy was designed according to the highest local and international standards, which reflects the cultural heritage and identity of Qatar. The architectural designs correspond to the Qatarian values and traditions.
In accordance with sustainability standards, the design corresponds to the global GSAS system, whereby the academy is supposed to achieve a 3-star environmental quality assessment. The project includes modern technologies for energy and water savings, the use of local environmentally friendly materials and ensures a safe and healthy environment indoors and at the same time holds the security standards.
The most important ambient elements of the project include systems for reducing water consumption inside and outside the building, environmental protection during construction and system to improve energy efficiency such as electrical sensors and measuring devices. In addition, non -toxic materials with low emission (low VOC) are used, all of which are produced locally in Qatar.