
Air Liquide HQ
1,350 m²
New Cairo · 2023
New Cairo · 2023










A great interior is not only about how a space looks. It has to work for the people using it, fit the available area, support the business and translate successfully from drawings into construction.
YRD combines interior design, technical development and fit-out experience under one project structure.
Headquarters, administrative offices and workplaces designed around people, workflow and business operations.
↗Professional customer-facing and business environments developed around function, brand and practical use.
↗A connected route from planning and technical design through construction, furnishing and final handover.
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Layouts, concept direction, materials, lighting and a visual language aligned with your business.
Headcount, circulation, departments, adjacencies, meeting needs and future growth.
Working drawings, specifications, BOQ and coordination required to turn the approved concept into a buildable project.
Architectural finishes, MEP coordination, procurement, site execution, snagging and final handover.
Furniture, custom joinery and associated items integrated where required within the overall scope.
Explore selected corporate interiors, with project areas and locations.






Area, location, business needs, current stage, timing and objectives.
Layouts, concepts, material direction and visual design developed for review and approval.
Drawings, specifications, BOQ and coordinated technical information.
Site execution, supervision, snagging and final delivery when turnkey delivery is required.
A complete corporate workplace designed around team flow, shared functions and business growth — developed as a real, delivered business interior.

Yes. Your project can stop at the approved design and technical package or continue into fit-out and turnkey delivery.
Yes. We can review the existing package, identify coordination gaps and define the appropriate next stage.
Yes, subject to a technical review of the drawings, specifications and BOQ.
No. Project area, location, project type and a short description are enough for an initial review.
Yes. The project brief can consider current operations, phased works and areas that need to remain active.
YRD is based in Cairo and handles projects across Cairo, Giza, New Cairo, Sheikh Zayed, 6 October and other locations depending on project scope.