Heritage, modern design, and beauty

Chedi Hegra is a unique hospitality landmark set in the heart of AlUla’s ancient landscape. The project brings together heritage, modern design, and the natural beauty of the surrounding cliffs and rock formations. Its architecture follows a quiet, elegant style that respects the site’s historical character while offering a refined, contemporary guest experience. Interiors are crafted with warm tones, natural textures, and sophisticated details that reflect the region’s cultural identity. High-quality fit-out, custom metal features, and decorative glass elements enhance the atmosphere, creating spaces that feel both timeless and welcoming.

Harmony with elegance

Set amid the heritage landscapes of Alula, this exclusive destination blends culture with contemporary design. Our scope focused on custom-crafted metal and glass elements, designed to harmonize with the site’s architectural elegance and natural surroundings.

The Chedi Hegra

Hospitality

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Al-Ula
KSA

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Hospitality
Project

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Fit-Out Works, Decorative Metal, and Glass

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Complete​
2010

Project Introduction

Situated in the UNESCO World Heritage site of AlUla, the Chedi Hegra project demanded a sensitive approach to construction and fit-out. Ramz Kayan focused on the supply and installation of custom metal and glass elements. The scope required strict adherence to conservation guidelines and the logistical management of working within a protected heritage landscape.

Custom Material Fabrication

  • Site-Specific Metalworks: Fabrication of bespoke metal features designed to withstand the arid desert climate while complementing the natural rock formations.
  • Architectural Glazing: Installation of large-format glass elements to frame external views, requiring specialized structural framing to minimize visual obstruction.

Heritage Context Execution

  • Logistics & Preservation: Execution of works with minimal impact on the surrounding terrain.
  • Finishing Specification: Selection and installation of materials that mimic natural textures, ensuring the built assets merge visually with the historical context while providing modern hospitality functionality.

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