
Hurghada
Commercial thermal suites for Hurghada resorts: occupancy above 90% in summer, duplicated plant, salt and dust…
Read more →El Gouna runs all year and sits on water that is saltier than the Mediterranean. Both of those facts change what we specify and how often we come back.

The Red Sea runs around 40 parts per thousand, above the Mediterranean and well above the world ocean average. Equipment that lasts in Alexandria will not last here on the same specification.
A4 stainless throughout, including fixings nobody sees. Sealed plant enclosures with filtered ventilation. Deeper ventilated cavities behind cladding. Every end grain sealed. And a corrosion inspection built into every service visit rather than offered as an extra.
El Gouna does not empty out, so there is no quiet window to build in. Work is phased, screened and scheduled around occupancy, and noisy operations go into agreed morning windows.
For hotels that means duplicated plant and isolation on each room, because a suite that closes in a full house is a listed amenity going missing.
Houses on the lagoons sit close to the water table, which matters for any sunken basin. We check the ground conditions before designing anything below finished floor level, and often the honest answer is a raised basin rather than a sunken one.
On inland specification, dramatically. On marine specification, no shorter than anywhere else — that is the point of the specification.
Yes, phased and screened, with agreed noisy windows. There is no closed season here to wait for.

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