Ehab Mohamed Abdel Moneam has over 10 years of experience in structural engineering. He has a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Cairo University and has worked at Dar Al-Handasah-Shair and Partners in Cairo, Egypt since 2004. He has designed structural components for various residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects in multiple countries.

1. Ehab Mohamed Abdel Moneam
Cairo, Egypt
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+9660599660849
emmoneam@gmail.com
Ehab.Abdelmoneam@dargroup.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
 10 years of experience in structural engineering
 Strong understanding of inter-departmental coordination in a multi-disciplinary engineering firm
EDUCATION
June 2004 Cairo University, Egypt
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Date of graduation: June 2004
Overall Grade Very good with honor degree.
June 2006 Ebrahimia secondary school- Cairo, Egypt
Egyptian Baccalaureate – General Sciences
Grade: 97%- Distinction
WORK EXPERIENCE
 Dar Al-Handasah- Shair and Partners- Cairo, Egypt (Oct. 2004- present)
- Designed structural components in residential and commercial buildings
- Coordinated design work with architecture, mechanical, landscape and electrical departments to
optimize safe and economical projects that meet the codes and specifications
- Coordinated with the on-site design teams and contractors through responding to queries or comments
- Organized and monitored the training of new interns to help them acquire the knowledge and relevant
software skills and feel involved in projects
- Conducted value engineering analysis by evaluating constructability, safety, and cost of different
structural systems in terms of
- Prepared the projects’ specifications, general notes, Minutes of Meeting, and Bills of Quantities
o Sample of my designed project:
 Kingdom tower (1001+) in Jeddah Saudi Arabia
-Complete design review and I am participating now as a member of the core team in the
technichal office of this project in Jedah.The Kingdom Tower consists of 165 levels
above the ground floor with a total height of 1000+ m, with a height-to-width ratio of
approximately 11 at the tower base. It is placed above the existing grade and rests on
top of a Podium base that consists of a concourse level (+14.0 MSL) and three
Basement levels below the final grade level. The Tower is composed of a triangular core
from which three wings extend, namely; the North, East and West wings. The wings
stretch upwards and each stops at a different level of which the tallest is the North wing.
This tower is supported by a piled raft of a varying thickness between 4.5 to 5 meters
whereas the podium structure rests on shallow foundations.
 Development of King Abd El-Aziz Endowment Project in Makka.(Clock towers)
-Complete design forsome of podium floors, transfer floor and some of typical floors. The
Tower consists of (4 basements floors, (12) podium floors, (2) transfer floor and (50)
typical floors in addition to 6 Royals floors). The foundation of this project consists of
reinforced concrete raft with thickness of (3.00) meter and inverted pedestals below

2. columns with thickness of (4.50 meter). The statical system for the podium floor slabs
varies between post-tesioned or pre-tensioned slabs, hollow core slabs, truff slabs and
flat slabs. After the podium floors finished there is transfer floor with thickness of (4.50
meter reinforced concrete), with spans of (18.00 meter) at 90 meter height above the
ground level. Above this transfer floor a new system of columns and cores are planted
to support the typical floors of the tower with spans of (12.00) meter. I do the lateral
loads both wind and seismic were analysis using the Etabs program and the elastic
shortening and construction stages analysis using midas program
 Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings
 Four-season Hotel in Luanda New City Centre, Angola.
 National Library, Luanda, Angola
 Ibn Battuta Complex at Gardens Mall, United Arab Emirates
 President Al-Saleh Commercial Complex, Yemen
 Dubai World Central DLC Headquarters and Office Park, United Arab Emirates.
 Al Qasr Development, Saudi Arabia.
 King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area Infrastructure, Saudi Arabia
 King Abdullah Economic City - Red Sea Village, Saudi Arabia.
 King Abdullah Economic City - Resort Area, Saudi Arabia
 King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area, Saudi Arabia
 Dubai World Central - Dubai Logistics City (DLC) Headquarters and Office Park,
United Arab Emirates
 Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings - Agents, GSE Maintenance and Fuel
Staging Buildings, United Arab Emirates
 Third Saudi Extension of Madinah Haram, Saudi Arabia
 Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Airfield and Infrastructure.
 Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Ancillary Buildings,
YemenDesign
 Al Fardan Commercial and Residential Complex, Oman
 Labour Accommodation and Stores at Industrial Area, Qatar
 C.P.A. Extension - EX-DNOI External Works and Landscaping, Angola
 Qanat Quartier Project, Qatar
 Al-Gurm Resort and Residential Development, United Arab Emirates
 First Extension to Doha Intercontinental Hotel, Qatar
 Masa'a Extension at Makkah Haram, Saudi Arabia.
 The King Saud University for Health Sciences – (Saudi Arabia)
 The Jumeirah Pointe (Dubai)
Brief about the designed projects as following:
Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings - Fire Stations and Simulator, Amenity Areas and
Police Facility, United Arab Emirates.
Hotel in Luanda New City Centre, Angola.
Cidade Alta Sports Centre, Luanda, Angola. Design of construction for a
sports centre with a total built-up area of 1,200 m² on a site area of 10,000 m², including a
covered swimming pool, play field with a spectators’ tribune, gymnasium, social hall for
families with all related services, changing rooms, sauna, trainers’ offices, several outdoors
sports fields, bicycle track, and a children play garden.
Oncology Centre, Angola.
National Library, Luanda, Angola. Design of construction for the

3. Government’s National Library building with a built-up area of 23,000 m² on a site area of
8,000 m², including an auditorium, research section, children library, a sunken garden for
outdoor learning activities, exhibition spaces and all sophisticated library facilities.
Ibn Battuta Complex at Gardens Mall, United Arab Emirates. Design of
construction for a mixed-use development adjacent to Ibn Battuta Mall in Dubai on two lots
with a total site area of 33,180 m². The complex includes an office building (64,500 m²) with
3 basements, a ground floor and 8 typical floors; and an hotel (upper 4-star class) and
furnished apartments block (total built-up area of 113,245.5 m²) with 3 basements, ground and
mezzanine floors, 10 typical floors, and roof and upper roof floors, comprising 396 keys
(452 modules) for the hotel and 118 high quality furnished apartments with all related services
and facilities.
President Al-Saleh Commercial Complex, Yemen. Design for a 200,000 m²
mega mall with a 4-storey high atrium, and including a hypermarket, department store, health
club, amusement park, food court and anchor stores in addition to all landscaping works.
- Dubai World Central DLC Headquarters and Office Park, United Arab Emirates.
Design and
supervision for Dubai Logistics City (DLC) Headquarters Building with a total built-up area of
25,000 m² spread on 4 floors in addition to the DLC Office Park that comprises 10 office
buildings (total built-up area of 255,000 m²) each consisting of a ground floor, 5 floors and a
technical roof on top with a total height of 26.7 m. The project also includes 4 amenity
buildings housing restaurants with a total built-up area of 3,150 m². Works comprise all
infrastructure utilities and landscaping. Total site area: 165,000 m².
Al Qasr Development, Saudi Arabia. Design, packaging strategy, of
construction for a new residential district in Al-Sweedy neighbourhood south of Riyadh on a
site area of 816,438 m², comprising housing, commercial, offices and leisure spaces. The
west area is dedicated to 4 types of 2-storey private villas with a total built-up area of
83,000 m² while the east area is for 5-storey apartment buildings (each has a parking at the
ground level) with a total built-up area of 275,000 m². Both the west and east areas are served
by a leisure park, with a direct connection to the 4-storey mega shopping mall (built-up area of
61,000 m²) located in the project's north area. Commercial/residential building are located
along the main project spine with a total built-up area of 380,000 m². Thewhole development
is served by 6 mosques.
King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area Infrastructure, Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah Economic City - Red Sea Village, Saudi Arabia Detailed design, tender
documents, and construction supervision for the roads and infrastructure utility networks
serving Phase 1 of the Red Sea Village District with a site area of 200 ha. Duties also included
conducting a traffic analysis for the project area, and development of optimum grading
satisfying the constraints of flooding, stormwater drainage, and sewerage, and ensuring equal
cut and fill operations with minimum translation distance.
King Abdullah Economic City - Resort Area, Saudi Arabia Detailed design, tender
documents, and construction supervision for the roads and infrastructure utility networks
serving the Resort Area (400 ha site), including pumping stations for water supply, irrigation
and wastewater.
King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area, Saudi Arabia Master plan, and preparation
of urban design guidelines, architectural design and character in addition to the detailed
design, tender documents, and construction supervision for the roads and infrastructure utility
networks serving the Industrial Area (750 ha site), including a central public core with
3 separate and self-contained gated industrial zones for medium and light industrial units, and
high tech industry (plots of 1.5 ha to 2 ha); showrooms; 6 villages for staff and workers'
accommodation comprising single and family housing units self-contained in terms of retail,
recreational and community facilities (10 ha to 20 ha for each village); all landscaping works,
road networks (with complete traffic analysis), and infrastructure utilities (water supply and
treatment, drainage, sewerage, sewage treatment, etc.).
Dubai International Airport - Consultancy Services for Minor Works: Terminal 1
Expansion, United Arab Emirates.

4. Dubai World Central - Dubai Logistics City (DLC) Headquarters and Office Park, United
Arab Emirates Design for Dubai Logistics City (DLC) Headquarters Building with a total built-
up area of 25,000 m² spread on 4 floors in addition to the DLC Office Park that comprises
10 office buildings (total built-up area of 255,000 m²) each consisting of a ground floor, 5 floors
and a technical roof on top with a total height of 26.7 m. The project also includes 4 amenity
buildings housing restaurants with a total built-up area of 3,150 m². Works comprise all
infrastructure utilities and landscaping. Total site area: 165,000 m².
Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings - Agents, GSE Maintenance and Fuel Staging
Buildings, United Arab Emirates Design for the following: (1) Agents Building, comprising a
land-side section facing the public zone of Dubai Logistics City and a terminal-side section
that gives exclusive access to the traffic zone restricted to professional traffic. The cargo
spaces and the upper floor office area are designed in a modular scale with the cargo area
being accessed either by standard loading docks for trucks handling or ramp access into the
facility for non standard shipments; (2) GSE Maintenance Building divided into 4 main zones,
namely Bus Staging and Service Area, GSE Maintenance Workshops, Main Storage Area,
and Staff Facilities and Engineering Offices with a total built-up area of 4,610 m² spread on
ground and partial mezzanine floors; and (3) Fuel Staging Building, consisting of a ground
floor for vehicular maintenance (6 maintenance and washing bays with all storage and toilet
facilities) and an upper floor for fuel companies’ administration offices overlooking the service
yard, and including lockers, kitchenette, meeting room, prayer area, etc.
Misfala Central Utility Plant, Makkah, Saudi Arabia Detailed design of construction for a
plant housing the chilled water generation equipment and related electrical substations,
serving the air-conditioning systems of the Holy Haram and the surrounding
residential/commercial Development of King Abdul Aziz Endowment Project. The structural
system was designed to accommodate the tight construction schedule and special design
constraints, including deep excavation, bridging and modifying an existing tunnel, catering for
heavy electromechanical equipment, and ensuring proper vibration isolation.
Third Saudi Extension of Madinah Haram, Saudi Arabia Design of a new eastern piazza to
the east of Madinah Haram with a total area of 30,500 m² (305 m×100 m), allowing for an
additional average capacity of 61,000 persons. The new piazza forms a natural extension to
the existing ones around the Haram adopting the same type of flooring and patterns. It
comprises eight 4-storey entry/exit buildings housing escalators, elevators and staircases
leading to the new bus station and car-park basement levels (each having the same area as
that of the piazza) in addition to the electromechanical rooms, and ventilation and exhaust
shafts required for the basements’ ventilation. Six out of the eight buildings house toilet and
ablution facilities distributed over 3 floors (total of 890 toilet cubicles and 1,800 ablution seats)
while the remaining fourth floor in every building is dedicated to water tanks and pump rooms.
The first basement level houses the bus station with a capacity of 18 buses and 70 taxis, and
is linked to the existing parking from the north east side through newly introduced ramps. The
second basement level is dedicated to car-parking with 300 parking stalls. The two basement
structures are connected with two existing ramps (Ramp C of 750 m long and Ramp D of
300 m long). Works also comprised the relocation of the existing fence along with the
introduction of new gates and security rooms at the piazza level. The design is in compliance
with the NFPA 5000 “Building Construction and Safety Code”, and NFPA 88A “Standard for
Parking Structures”.
Shading of Madinah Haram Piazzas - Design, Saudi Arabia
Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Airfield and Infrastructure, Yemen
Design and tender documents for a new runway, parallel taxiway and Terminal Building Apron
with complete infrastructure utilities. The new runway is Code F, 3,700 m long and parallel to
the existing runway at a distance of 1,45 m to the west. Infrastructure networks comprise
water supply, sewerage, irrigation, fire-fighting, airfield lighting, and nine stormwater drainage
networks serving the airfield area of the Airport (capacity of 2.5 million passengers per year by
2015 expandable to 4 million by 2025). The flood protection scheme includes, besides the
drainage networks, two major wadi diversions, and several major culverts.
Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Ancillary Buildings, YemenDesign
and tender documents for the following: New Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) Building and

5. Technical Block housing all air traffic equipment and providing operational control for the new
as well as the existing airfield (total built-up area of 7,000 m², located on the north side of the
taxiway that links the new runway to the existing one); Main Fire Station housing the aircraft
rescue and fire-fighting equipment for the designed Category 9 Aerodrome, and securing the
required response time of 2 to 3 minutes to each end of the new runway (total built-up area of
4,000 m², located to the north east of the new Terminal Building); New Electrical Substations;
Radar Facility and Antennas, appropriately located in relation to the new runway for the
control of air traffic activity over the 360 degree angle covering an area with a radius of
60 nautical miles; and Meteorological Buildings located in the proximity of the ATCT and
accommodating automatic recording instruments for measuring cloud height, visibility, wind
speed and direction, temperature and dew point, as well as appropriate administrative offices
and services.
Al Fardan Commercial and Residential Complex, Oman Design of construction for a
commercial and residential complex, consisting of 4 residential blocks (31,000 m²) and an
office building (13,755 m²). Each residential block comprises a ground floor, 5 typical floors
(total of 41 apartments of different sizes) and a penthouse. The residential blocks are serviced
by a gymnasium, walkways, external seating areas, and outdoor swimming pools enclosed by
high walls and a tensile structure cover for additional privacy. The office building’s ground floor
and its mezzanine are reserved for showrooms, while the upper four levels are for offices.
Proper segregation of the office and residential blocks is achieved at the ground floor by
fences and rising barriers. A single basement (total area of 13,050 m²) extends underneath
the whole complex and comprises two separate parking areas with a total of 366 stalls in
addition to all electromechanical facilities.
Labour Accommodation and Stores at Industrial Area, Qatar Design of construction for a
labour accommodation building (ground floor and 3 upper floors) with a total built-up area of
6,500 m² in addition to a pre-engineered structural steel warehouse building with a total built-
up area of 2,000 m² with all associated electromechanical installations and architectural
finishes.
C.P.A. Extension - EX-DNOI External Works and Landscaping, Angola
Qanat Quartier Project, Qatar Detailed design for a fast-track project, part of the Pearl
development, covering an area of 150,000 m² with a total built-up area of 456,150 m². The
project consists of 10 residential plots or islands separated by man-made canals and
interconnected by vehicular roads, and vehicular and pedestrian bridges. The project
comprises 188 townhouses grouped in 30 clusters in addition to 32 apartment buildings. All
townhouses are located by the beach side with 13 different prototypes, 3 storeys high each.
The apartment buildings (total of 970 units), vary in height from 3 to 7 storeys each, with every
group of buildings resting on a landscaped podium with retail shops and 2 lower parking
levels. At the canals’ level, retail shops are located at the podium’s periphery and open
directly to the promenade area overlooking the canals. The project also comprises a 6-storey
car-park building for visitors.
Al-Gurm Resort and Residential Development, United Arab Emirates Design of
construction for a new residential and tourist complex, comprising a 5-star resort hotel and
Spa, several private villas and apartments, restaurants, sports, marine and leisure facilities,
and retail areas, complete with all infrastructure utility networks. Total site area: 145,500 m².
First Extension to Doha Intercontinental Hotel, Qatar
Masa'a Extension at Makkah Haram, Saudi Arabia. Design for a 40-m wide, 3-storey
building comprising a basement level with a total built-up area of 100,000 m², accommodating
a total number of 118,000 persons/hour to perform the Sae’y ritual in addition to a total of
100,000 persons for praying. Phase 1 includes a new extension to the existing Masa’a
towards the eastern piazza with a width of 20 m, to be used for Sae’y during the construction
of the second phase of the project. Phase 2 includes the demolition of the existing Masa’a and
the first adjacent bay from the Haram, and the execution of the second phase of the extension
including the Safa and Marwa areas with a new 100-m high minaret.
The King Saud University for Health Sciences – (Saudi Arabia)

6. Mega Project 3 branches of university in Jeddah , Riyadh, Hasa- each one consist of various
type of Educational Buildings (colleges) in addition to utility buildings (Research, Housing,
Administration,….) and some of buildings have a special structure system to be suitable for
the required large spans.
The Jumeirah Pointe (Dubai) project has been conceived as an exciting and vibrant
terminus to the overall residential spine of the Palm. This honorific place, which is directly
opposite and across the bay from the landmark Atlantis Hotel, will feature a destination type,
linear complex featuring casual dining venues of Cafés, coffee shops and specialty
restaurants.
The site total area is 136,000 sqm where approximately 15% of building footprint (21,000
sqm) will provide ample area for promenades (40,500 sqm), piazzas (11,000 sqm) and
landscaping (17,000 sqm).
The two floor retail of 38,000 sqm will accommodate restaurants (28,500 sqm) and shops
(9,500 sqm) in carefully selected areas with the mixture of indoor and outdoor terraces and
arcades to enhance the experience of dining and shopping while enjoying the spectacular
waterfront.
The site also provides a convenient parking area of 40,500 sqm serving approximately 1260
cars. In addition, a 1,000 sqm monorail station will facilitate any additional transportation
required to and from the site
Responsibilities, duties & authority
Structural Engineer, with nearly 8 years of experience in the structural analysis and Design for
a wide range of projects in the Middle East, Africa and the Arab Gulf region ,Including airport
facilities, mixed-use complexes, religious and educational buildings, Healthcare facilities, High
rise Buildings, etc. Extensive experience in the use of several standard specifications and
design Guidelines, including BS 8110, ACI-318-02-08, ACI-Manual of Concrete Practice MCP,
Uniform Building Code UBC 97), Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures
ASCE/SEI 7-05 and the Egyptian Code of Practice ECP.
COMPUTER SKILLS
 Proficient in structural design software: Etabs, SAFE v12, SAFE v8, SAP
 Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, Microsoft Office, VBA.
 A fast learner of new computer programs and software
LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES
 Volunteered in the Children Cancer Center of Egypt for 6 months.
RELEVANT Skills and personal information:
 Excellent in speaking and writing English
 My mother tongue is Arabic.
 I am married.
 I am Muslim.
REFERENCES: Available upon request.

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Mr. Ehab Abdelmoneam has worked as a Structural Engineer in the Structural Department
of Dar Al-Handasah Consultants (Shair & Partners) Cairo office from October 2004 till now.
During that period, he was responsible for carrying out design calculations and preparing
structural drawings, tender, construction documents and workshop drawings for several
building projects in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
He was involved in the design of many structural elements such as: cast-in-situ & precast
prestressed hollow core slabs double tee, piles & pile caps, frames, rafts, using ACI code. Mr.
E.Abdelmoneam has gained experience in computer modeling of structures for both gravity
and lateral load analysis.
Throughout his work, Mr. E.Abdelmoneam has proved to be competent and hard-working.
He has a pleasant personality, is cooperative with his colleagues and praised by his superiors.
During the period of his employment he participated in structural analysis and design in
addition to preparation of relevant of structural drawings for the following projects:
i. Kingdom tower (1001+) in Jeddah Saudi Arabia
ii. Development of King Abd El-Aziz Endowment Project in Makka.(Clock towers)
iii. Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings
iv. Four-season Hotel in Luanda New City Centre, Angola.
v. National Library, Luanda, Angola
vi. Ibn Battuta Complex at Gardens Mall, United Arab Emirates
vii. President Al-Saleh Commercial Complex, Yemen
viii. Dubai World Central DLC Headquarters and Office Park, United Arab Emirates.
ix. Al Qasr Development, Saudi Arabia.
x. King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area Infrastructure, Saudi Arabia
xi. King Abdullah Economic City - Red Sea Village, Saudi Arabia.
xii. King Abdullah Economic City - Resort Area, Saudi Arabia
xiii. King Abdullah Economic City - Industrial Area, Saudi Arabia
xiv. Dubai World Central - Dubai Logistics City (DLC) Headquarters and Office Park,
United Arab Emirates
xv. Dubai World Central Ancillary Buildings - Agents, GSE Maintenance and Fuel

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Staging Buildings, United Arab Emirates
xvi. Third Saudi Extension of Madinah Haram, Saudi Arabia
xvii. Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Airfield and Infrastructure.
xviii. Sana’a International Airport Development Project - Ancillary Buildings,
YemenDesign
xix. Al Fardan Commercial and Residential Complex, Oman
xx. Labour Accommodation and Stores at Industrial Area, Qatar
xxi. C.P.A. Extension - EX-DNOI External Works and Landscaping, Angola
xxii. Qanat Quartier Project, Qatar
xxiii. Al-Gurm Resort and Residential Development, United Arab Emirates
xxiv. First Extension to Doha Intercontinental Hotel, Qatar
xxv. Masa'a Extension at Makkah Haram, Saudi Arabia.
xxvi. The King Saud University for Health Sciences – (Saudi Arabia)
xxvii. The Jumeirah Pointe (Dubai)
xxviii. Misfala Central Utility Plant