The interior spatial system was implemented by feco Group, using modular glass and wood partition walls to achieve a balance between openness, daylight, and acoustic control. In the main foyer, a 4.94-meter-high fecoplan glass wall creates a visually transparent entrance while maintaining controlled access and spatial definition.

Across office and collaboration zones, flush double-glazed partition systems and corridor-side flush doors deliver strong acoustic separation. Constructions using 12 mm ESG glass achieve sound insulation of Rw,P = 37 dB, while 16 mm VSG-SI assemblies reach up to Rw,P = 42 dB, ensuring quiet working environments within an open-plan structure. In executive areas requiring higher privacy levels, the fecofix double glazing system delivers up to Rw,P = 47 dB.

Complementing the glazing systems, fecowand system walls with sound-absorbing finishes enhance room acoustics throughout circulation and meeting areas. Wooden fecotür H70 doors integrate optional room-side slotting to further improve sound control in dynamic work zones.

The multi-storey reception hall is lined with fecophon wall cladding in oak veneer, featuring vertical 14/2 mm slotting and reaching heights of up to 6.84 m, also incorporating integrated storage and cloakroom functions.

A defining architectural feature is the suspended meeting cubes, glazed with fecoplan safety and smoke-resistant glass, enabling enclosed yet transparent collaboration spaces. Writable magnetic surfaces support agile working methods and flexible team interaction.

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Arab Union Glass: Legacy and Leadership

Founded in 1960 by Mr. Sobhy El Genedy, Arab Union Glass has grown into a market leader. With ISO certifications in quality, safety, and environmental management, the company upholds rigorous standards. Its strength lies in innovation, with a broad portfolio of insulating glass (IG) units and architectural solutions. With three shifts across expansive facilities, it services both regional and emerging export markets, including Europe, UAE, Russia, and China.

Decorative Glass: Artistic Precision in Modern Times

Established in 1963, Decorative Glass has long celebrated the aesthetic potential of glass. From colored and printed surfaces to PVD finishes, the company’s work elevates interiors and façades alike. Its strategic merger with Arab Union Glass created a synergy that solved supply chain issues and centralized planning, while preserving artistic integrity.

LiSEC: The Digital Backbone

The companies’ relationship with LiSEC, and local expert Mr. Hany Mohsen, is central to their evolution. From the first cutting lines in 2003 to current use of KBU edge processing and sophisticated cutting tables, LiSEC machinery is woven into their production fabric. More importantly, LiSEC’s software, GPS.order and GPS.prod, now drives seamless planning, automation, and data integration across sites.

Smart Growth, Human Touch

As the Egyptian glass market grows more competitive, Arab Union Glass and Decorative Glass remain ahead by investing not just in automation, but in people. “For the best quality, you need the best team,” says CEO Mahmoud El Genedy. Their next milestone? Completing a fully automated new factory, without compromising the legacy of Egyptian glass artistry.

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