Our work

Rehabilitating a landmark of Damascus, from structural treatment and cladding repair to renewed lighting, while preserving its architectural identity. As part of the rehabilitation of Umayyad Square, Reflect Engineering restored and rehabilitated the Damascene Sword Monument. The works included cleaning and sandblasting the metal structure, replacing damaged plexiglass panels, and repairing, sealing, and applying a heat- and weather-resistant coating to the supporting framework. The monument’s body was also refurbished with cementitious cladding and a new color scheme harmonized with the surrounding urban landscape, while preserving its original design identity and introducing minor refinements to its details. The scope also included waterproofing the basin floor, servicing the fountains surrounding the monument, and fully upgrading the lighting system, connecting it to a modern control panel to ensure operational efficiency and long-term reliability.

Renewing the hospitality experience while preserving its classical character, across rooms, amenities, pool and façades. Work was in progress when the 2026 profile was prepared.

A residential composition of calm volumes and considered detail, selected from Reflect’s residential design portfolio.

An integrated interior language combining materials, lighting and proportion to shape a distinctive and comfortable living space.

A coordinated study and rehabilitation of the square, combining visual axes, landscape and materials with fountain, electrical and control systems renewal.

A resort concept connecting buildings with landscape and open spaces, from the studio’s tourism masterplanning portfolio.

A connected vision for tunnel, square and bridge, with flowing walls and directional lighting that support movement and renew the urban setting.

A residential ensemble linking individual homes and shared spaces through a unified architectural language, from Reflect’s portfolio.