Project Details
Project: Architectural Metalwork For Qatar University Metro Station
Location: Doha City, Qatar
Products: Stainless steel wall cladding panels with 3D surface effects, stainless steel railing, stainless steel manhole covers, and frames
Description
The Metro Railway System mainly operates on a dedicated infrastructure mostly at the underground level whose operation is anticipated to commence as early as 8 AM. Open daily, from 6 AM through 11 PM it caters to business and educational trips, tourism, and recreation.
The architecture of the Doha Metro was decided in October 2013 and has been designed based on Islamic architecture and climates, Its shape resembles an oyster shell and traditional Arabesque design has been fused with a modern structure for the first time.
Doha's Red Line North
The Metro in Doha will link key commercial, residential, and business districts and will be partially and mostly elevated in Doha and will be mostly at grade in the suburbs. They will employ 21 TBM with 7.5 meters in width and 120 meters in length constructing tunnels of 20 meters depth.
With a total length of 40 km and connecting the airport to the city downtown, the Red Line also has nine stations out of which most are underground including Al Wakra and Qatar University. Also called the Coast Line, it comprises three lines: Gold, Green, and Red.
Doha's Green Line
With a total length of 40 km and connecting the airport to the city downtown, the Red Line also has nine stations out of which most are underground including Al Wakra and Qatar University. Also called the Coast Line, it comprises three lines: Gold, Green, and Red.
With a total length of 40 km and connecting the airport to the city downtown, the Red Line also has nine stations out of which most are underground including Al Wakra and Qatar University. Also called the Coast Line, it comprises three lines: Gold, Green, and Red.
Doha's Al Rifaa Metro Station
With a total length of 40 km and connecting the airport to the city downtown, the Red Line also has nine stations out of which most are underground including Al Wakra and Qatar University. Also called the Coast Line, it comprises three lines: Gold, Green, and Red.
The Doha Metro is a modern fully automated railway mainly at an underground network. Regarded as one of the fastest in the world, it is revolutionalising commute in the capital. It operates 110 trains – which provides an easy way out in contrast to car driving.
Mall of Qatar's Al Rifaa Metro Station
The Doha Metro is a modern fully automated railway mainly at an underground network. Regarded as one of the fastest in the world, it is revolutionalising commute in the capital. It operates 110 trains – which provides an easy way out in contrast to car driving.
Metro stations that are close to it are the Gold Line Al Wakra, Al Bidda, Al Muazzeer, and Msheireb. Msheireb station is related to Al Bidda and Al Rifaa. The Al Rifaa and Joaan stations formed part of the Red Line but Green Line trains have access to the two to transfer.
