El-Junidi Engineering Group presents a documented professional history spanning Jordan, the Arabian Gulf, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom and wider Europe — built through architecture, engineering, companies, professional memberships and protected brand identity.
The Group’s story begins with the academic and professional foundations of Dr. Zaid El-Junidi and continues through registered practices, companies, professional bodies and trademark protection across multiple jurisdictions. The current UK company is the latest chapter of a professional history reaching back to 1993.
RIBA Chartered Membership — Member No. 20056979; elected 15 July 2024.
UK Trade Mark No. UK00003082671 — filed 21 November 2014, registered 20 February 2015.
EL-JUNIDI ENGINEERING LIMITED — incorporated 10 October 2014, Company No. 9258749.
EL-JUNIDI ENGINEERING GROUP LTD — current UK company, Company No. 15556824, incorporated 12 March 2024.
KIVI — Royal Netherlands Society of Engineers, Membership No. 1090568.
BOIP / Benelux — El-Junidi Engineering Group figurative mark application/priority documentation covering Benelux; company registration remains pending and is not presented as completed.
EL-JUNIDI ENGINEERING GROUP AS — Org. No. 914 110 130; founded 15 September 2014 and registered 18 November 2014.
NAL / Norske arkitekters landsforbund — documented historical MNAL Membership No. 6109 in the 18 November 2014 letter; current membership record No. 41529.
El-Junidi Engineering Group Handelsbolag — Org. No. 969766-1545; registered 14 May 2013.
Sveriges Ingenjörer — documented entry date 1 November 2014; historical Membership No. 10569471. A later membership record carries No. 10679145.
PRV — El-Junidi Engineering Group figurative mark application filed 29 May 2013, Class 42 architectural and engineering services.
Professional practice since 1993, forming the foundation of the Group’s Middle East and Gulf portfolio.
Jordan Engineers Association — Architecture Engineering; Membership / Engineering No. 202818; Registration Date 26 April 1994.
The original membership card and the official membership certificate are displayed here as documentary evidence of the Jordanian professional foundation.
Historic Jordan consulting-office and company records remain part of the Group’s corporate heritage and can be expanded with additional original certificates.
Riga Technical University — architectural education completed in 1993, forming the academic foundation of the international practice.
Swedish ENIC-NARIC later recognised the five-year Riga architecture qualification as corresponding to the Swedish Architectexamen.
The historic portfolio extends beyond the corporate registrations: major commissions and design work across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Iraq and the wider Arabian Gulf, followed by Scandinavian, UK and European chapters. The archive includes major masterplans, resorts, hospitality, retail, private palaces, residential communities and multidisciplinary engineering commissions — including a major Basra / Shatt al-Arab project in Iraq.
El-Junidi Engineering Group brings together architecture, engineering, urban design, landscape, interiors and project vision. Its professional legacy reaches back to 1993 across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and Europe; the current UK company represents the latest chapter of that continuing practice. The portfolio ranges from cultural and spiritual concepts to educational campuses, healing environments, towers, hospitality and large-scale urban studies.
The website is structured as an institutional record: history and international footprint first, followed by legacy projects, current work, competitions and professional credentials.
Rather than presenting the practice as a collection of isolated projects, this timeline traces the evolution of an architect, a studio and an international body of work — from early academic exploration to large-scale commissions, regional expansion and contemporary global competitions.
Post-graduate architectural work in Riga developed into early competition projects and urban studies, including a Daugava riverside proposal near Riga’s television tower. This period established the design thinking that would later expand across multiple countries and project types.
The early Jordan chapter developed through residential, palace and architectural commissions, building a foundation in design, engineering coordination and project delivery.
Work expanded into Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, including resort, palace, commercial and major development commissions in Riyadh and beyond — a decisive move from individual buildings to complex multidisciplinary work.
Large residential communities and masterplans became a defining part of the practice, with integrated housing, infrastructure, civic facilities, hospitality and landscape forming complete urban environments.
The international portfolio widened to include a Kuwait waterfront landmark, Basra / Shatt al-Arab, a major Istanbul airport-area high-rise development, and proposed landmark architecture for Gaza.
The practice developed a broader European chapter through Scandinavia, the United Kingdom and the Benelux region, supported by professional memberships, registrations, company chapters and continuing architectural work.
El-Junidi Engineering Group’s current UK chapter connects three decades of legacy work with new international competitions, research-led concepts, professional memberships and a renewed global architectural presence.
The strength of the practice is not a title or a single period. It is continuity: early academic work, private residences, palaces, cities, masterplans, resorts, waterfronts, towers, engineering coordination, international offices, professional institutions and contemporary competition work — connected across 33 years.
Architecture here is not presented as a collection of images. It is presented as a 33-year journey of ideas, places, projects and persistence.
El-Junidi Engineering Group brings together architecture, engineering, urban design, landscape, interiors and project vision. Its professional legacy reaches back to 1993 across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and Europe; the current UK company represents the latest chapter of that continuing practice. The portfolio ranges from cultural and spiritual concepts to educational campuses, healing environments, towers, hospitality and large-scale urban studies.
The website is structured as an institutional record: history and international footprint first, followed by legacy projects, current work, competitions and professional credentials.
Selected archival projects are presented with refreshed visual clarity while retaining their legacy identity. Project status is stated transparently as built, design-completed or unbuilt where applicable.
Major integrated residential masterplan with commercial centre, mosque, schools and infrastructure. Design completed; development did not proceed following the client’s death.
Residential community planned with mosque, school, nursery, landscaped recreation and supporting infrastructure. Design and feasibility stage.
Mountain resort community with villas, hospitality, landscape and a hotel concept including rooftop helicopter landing provision. Design completed / unbuilt.
Hospitality and mixed-use gateway development, including a separate 4.5-dunum service parcel with fuel station, car wash and retail. Design completed / unbuilt.
An architectural waterfront vision for Basra, integrating a landmark building, riverfront landscape, marina and access connections with a contemporary identity inspired by the character of Shatt Al-Arab. Concept design / legacy project.
A growing archive of architectural and urban design work spanning early-career competitions, private residences, waterfront landmarks and international developments.
A proposed vertical landmark conceived as a sculptural architectural statement for Gaza, combining a dramatic twisting silhouette with a strong civic presence.
A contemporary country residence for a private rural estate, shaped around a bold Z-inspired architectural gesture that defines the roofline, façade and arrival sequence.
A substantial private residence expressed through Jordanian stone, arched openings, a cylindrical tower and a ceremonial entrance composition. The image documents the project during construction.
A multi-tower development commissioned for an elevated site overlooking the Istanbul Airport area. The development model is paired with a small client-meeting image as supporting project documentation.
A distinctive waterfront concept combining stepped architectural massing, a suspended spherical focal element and a direct relationship with the marina and sea.
An early post-graduate urban design competition proposal for a riverside site on the Daugava near Riga’s television tower. The surviving model photograph records an important formative stage in the practice’s architectural history.
Integrated masterplanned community with schools, mosque, commercial centre, power infrastructure, water treatment and multidisciplinary engineering.
Mountain residential and hospitality development integrating architecture, interiors and landscape in a dramatic elevated setting.
Stepped hospitality landmark with a separate commercial and service gateway parcel. Design completed; unbuilt.
Residential community proposal with mosque, school, nursery, children’s landscape areas, electrical infrastructure, feasibility study and cost planning.
Major integrated leisure destination combining chalets, accommodation, dining, water attractions and amusement facilities.
Private palace commission led by Dr. Zaid El-Junidi as Project Director, coordinating design, specialist contractors and construction supervision.
Four individual private palace commissions developed as a coordinated high-end residential programme.
Large-scale retail design commission developed in Riyadh; El-Junidi’s involvement was architectural design rather than construction.
A curated record of El-Junidi Engineering Group’s Saudi work, separating completed delivery, design commissions and private residential work. Archival imagery is used only where the project can be identified with confidence.
Large leisure and hospitality destination developed around a landscaped water setting with family pavilions, chalet accommodation, dining, recreation and entertainment facilities. El-Junidi’s role extended through design, execution leadership and project management.
Private residential architectural commission for H.E. Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Al-Sheikh, Minister of Justice of Saudi Arabia at the time of commission.
Large private estate commission integrating architecture, interiors, landscape, specialist coordination and site leadership.
Four individually developed high-end residential commissions associated with Musab Abdulmohsen Bin Saeed.
Major retail and commercial commission in Riyadh’s prime Olaya district, opposite Kingdom Centre.
Large-scale retail design commission. El-Junidi completed the architectural design; construction was not undertaken by the practice after the proposed execution partnership did not proceed.
Corporate building design commission for the Saudi company COMETCO on King Fahd Road.
Each project is shown as a design proposition rather than a collage of every available board. The emphasis is on the clearest image, the strongest architectural idea and the most credible presentation.
A flagship architectural vision combining high-rise design, landscape, urban planning and a strong international identity for El-Junidi Engineering Group.
01A twin-dome architectural concept composed around water, landscape and a circular public realm. The red and green volumes form a memorable paired identity while the surrounding geometry reinforces unity, coexistence and community.
02An architectural journey organised as a sequence of emotional chambers, connected by water, bridges and a symbolic descent into the inner self.
03A healing environment organised around a central glazed dome, four thematic wings and a continuous interior landscape of water, planting and elevated walkways.
04A campus narrative inspired by the first revelation and the word “Iqra” — developed into distinct learning environments from kindergarten through high school.
05A ten-storey educational landmark using a sweeping stone frame and warm triangulated glazing to give the school a strong civic presence.
06Three crescent forms embrace a luminous central sphere, turning the relationship between parent, child and learning into a legible architectural composition.
07A protective, light-filled kindergarten concept in which two wings frame a central glowing heart — a spatial metaphor for care, safety and discovery.
08A symmetrical composition of petal-like wings, water gardens and a central reception sequence, developed as an immersive luxury destination.
09A vertical landmark concept explored through physical-model presentation, combining a slender silhouette, illuminated crown and an integrated podium landscape.
Every selected image explains a distinct architectural idea at first glance.
Hero images lead; technical boards support rather than compete.
Project language is concise, professional and suitable for global clients and juries.
Competition entries are described as submissions or entries, not as wins unless formally confirmed.
Current international concepts by El-Junidi Engineering Group — spanning cultural, educational and healing environments, developed through a distinctive language of form, symbolism, landscape and human experience.
A narrative masterplan exploring emotion, memory, connection and the human journey.
A visionary dual-mosque concept uniting faith, community, landscape and architectural identity.
A crescent-led learning environment shaped around nurture, discovery, play and light.
A symbolic educational campus inspired by reading, knowledge and the first revelation.
A holistic healing environment bringing mind, heart, body and spirit around a central landscape.
An immersive interior conceived as an architectural expression of human emotion and connection.
An immersive architectural journey through emotion, memory, family, time and understanding — conceived as a sequence of chambers, bridges, water and transformative interior experiences.
Rather than treating emotion as an object to display, the design turns emotion into spatial experience. The visitor moves through a choreographed sequence from origin and ancestry to uncertainty, discovery, maturity, wisdom and final revelation.
The overall project composition establishes a crescent-shaped sequence of mother, child and father chambers connected by water, bridges and a continuous emotional path.
The project is conceived as a human journey rather than a collection of isolated buildings: emotion becomes architecture, architecture becomes memory, and the visitor becomes part of the story.
The Mother Building begins the architectural narrative. Its scale, layered programme and luminous envelope establish the point of origin for the museum journey.
Inside the Mother Chamber, seven illuminated openings represent seven possibilities, seven stages and seven emotional chapters — a spatial celebration of beginning, nurture and human diversity.
The visitor confronts the chain of lives that came before and those that will follow. Light, reflection and procession turn ancestry into a physical architectural experience.
A descending spatial sequence uses darkness, water, sound and changing light to evoke fear, curiosity, suspense and anticipation — transforming uncertainty into discovery.
Childhood, adolescence, youth, adulthood and wisdom unfold as an immersive reflection on the passage of life and the continuous transformation of human existence.
The Emotion Storm transforms faces, reflections, colour and scale into an interior field of empathy, expression, connection, healing and understanding.
The Father Chamber marks the later stage of the journey: a place of reflection, responsibility, protection and the enduring connection between generations.
From darkness to light. From emotion to enlightenment.
The project is presented as an international architecture competition submission, with its competition identity and submission record retained as part of the professional portfolio.
All principal boards are preserved here so the project can be explored in full. Tap any board to enlarge it.
Manchester, United Kingdom • International design practice
Discuss a ProjectOfficial submissions, registrations and participation certificates demonstrating active engagement with international architecture platforms. Status is stated precisely and does not imply an award unless formally confirmed.
Circular Dual Mosque System — official submission in the Cultural Project category. The presentation includes the supplied official entry receipt and nomination code.
International architecture competition registration for El-Junidi Engineering Group, Registration ID RTFA23598.
Official participation certificate issued to Zaid Mahmoud J El Junidi for the annual international architecture competition.
The competition concept is presented together with its official participation credential, connecting the architectural proposal with documented international participation.
Selected competition presentation board for the 2026 international submission, highlighting the project's spiritual heritage, sustainability, community focus and design vision.
Founder, architect and engineer leading El-Junidi Engineering Group from Manchester. The practice combines architectural identity, technical thinking and a strong interest in landmark-scale concepts, educational environments, healing spaces and international design competitions.
The portfolio is presented around a clear principle: architecture should be memorable enough to create identity, structured enough to communicate professionally, and human enough to connect with the people who use it.
A unified architectural system organized around two distinct prayer halls — a red dome for men and a green dome for women — connected by one coherent circular composition of landscape, water, light and movement.
The project is presented here only through the visual family that shares the same architectural language. The dual domes, white protective petals, four slender floral minarets, reflecting water and central movement axis remain consistent throughout the approved sequence.
The red and green domes are read as a coordinated pair within one circular setting. The white outer petals, water edge and vertical minarets create a consistent silhouette across day, sunset and night views.
The male prayer hall continues the exterior identity internally through the red crystalline dome, warm stone, radial geometry and a clear central prayer axis.
The female prayer hall mirrors the same structural and spatial language while establishing its own calm green identity. The geometry, central light and material palette remain deliberately related to the male hall.
The exterior sequence uses reflecting pools, landscaped approaches and controlled views toward the twin domes. The project is read as one composition before the visitor reaches either prayer hall.
Only the images that preserve the same architectural concept and visual identity are included here. Alternative or conflicting design explorations are intentionally excluded.
Circular Dual Mosque System • El-Junidi Engineering Group • 2026
Discuss a ProjectSelected presentation boards chosen for visual consistency, accurate project information and the EL-JUNIDI identity.
Architecture shaped by knowledge: an integrated educational campus concept inspired by the word “IQRA”, with learning environments developed across nursery, primary, preparatory and high-school stages.
A child-centred architectural concept where crescent forms surround a luminous central sphere, combining learning, landscape, natural light and a distinctive symbolic identity.
A luxury palace and landscape concept developed around petal-inspired wings, water gardens, bridges and a ceremonial central composition.
Selected photographic records from EL-JUNIDI’s professional history.
Dr. Zaid El-Junidi with the current and former Ambassadors of the Sultanate of Oman. The professional relationship included architectural work in Jordan and discussions regarding selected consultancy and design opportunities connected with Oman.
Dr. Zaid El-Junidi with the Jordanian Ambassador. EL-JUNIDI’s professional record includes an agreement for maintenance works associated with the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in London.
Commemorative watch presented to Dr. Zaid El-Junidi as a gift from His Majesty King Hussein bin Talal following the expedited completion of a clinic project at the entrance to the royal reserve/palace area in Barqash, Ajloun.
A multidisciplinary offer for concept-led developments, from early vision through architectural, urban and coordination stages.
Concept design, building identity, spatial planning and architectural development.
Masterplans, residential communities, public realm and mixed-use development thinking.
Architectural and engineering integration across project development.
Water, planting, movement and outdoor space developed as part of the core design concept.
High-end residential, hospitality, education and experiential interiors.
Early-stage project positioning, competition concepts, presentation strategy and design narratives.
Presented in the order of the Group’s current base and professional journey: United Kingdom, Latvia, Jordan, Sweden, Norway and the Netherlands.
EL-JUNIDI ENGINEERING GROUP LTD — Manchester. RIBA membership No. 20056979. Current international base for architecture, engineering and project development.
Architectural education at Riga Technical University, completed in 1993. The Latvia portfolio also records the early Daugava Riverside Urban District competition proposal near Riga’s television tower.
Jordan Engineers Association — Membership No. 2818. Jordan forms a major part of the Group’s long-term architectural and engineering legacy, including masterplans, hospitality, residential and institutional work.
Sveriges Ingenjörer professional membership records, together with Swedish ENIC-NARIC recognition of the Riga architecture qualification as corresponding to the Swedish Architectexamen.
Norske arkitekters landsforbund (NAL). Historic MNAL record No. 6109; current membership record No. 41529.
Royal Netherlands Society of Engineers (KIVI) — Membership No. 1090568. The Group’s logo/trademark is also documented through the Benelux Office for Intellectual Property (BOIP). No claim of Dutch company registration is made here pending official completion.
Membership and documentary records are presented in the same professional-journey order used above.
Manchester, United Kingdom • International project enquiries and collaborations.