OSOOL: FM Warehouse – Obhur City
Integrated design and construction supervision for a scalable FM warehouse facility — built to serve current operations and future growth in Obhur City, Jeddah.
Alyusr leads integrated design and construction supervision for Osool's new FM Warehouse in Obhur City — a facility engineered to scale with the future.
This project involves the comprehensive engineering design and construction supervision of a new, scalable FM Warehouse facility for Osool Integrated Real Estate Co. in Obhur City, Jeddah. Designed to support current operations and future growth, the facility seamlessly integrates a modern warehouse with administrative spaces, workshops, and maintenance areas into a single, highly efficient complex.
Alyusr's multi-disciplinary approach prioritises constructability, operational efficiency, and future flexibility — applying value engineering techniques to optimise both capital and operational expenditure, while ensuring full compliance with the Saudi Building Code (SBC), NFPA standards, and applicable international regulations.
Accelerated design delivery, rigorous site supervision, and Professional Indemnity coverage ensure complete operational readiness for Osool's FM Warehouse.
Alyusr delivered a complete, functional, and constructible design solution within an accelerated four-week timeframe — adhering to all CAD industry standards and accompanied by comprehensive backup calculations and supporting documentation. Full-time, multidisciplinary site supervision ensured every structural and MEP element aligned precisely with approved technical specifications and safety standards. To further secure client confidence, Alyusr provided Professional Indemnity (P&I) insurance on all design deliverables for 12 months — underscoring a long-term commitment to quality, accountability, and Osool's operational success.
A warehouse is easy to build — a warehouse that actually works for the people inside it is something else entirely. We spent as much time understanding Osool's workflows and growth ambitions as we did on the drawings, because the best technical solution is the one that still makes sense five years from now.
