The iconic Burj Al Mana Tower in Doha, Qatar, is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece that seamlessly blends modern glass curtain wall systems with traditional Arabic mashrabiya design elements. This prestigious project, spanning an impressive 42,000 square meters of unitized glass curtain wall and 37,000 square meters of intricate mashrabiya sunshades, commenced installation in 2019 and is set to become a new landmark in the upscale West Bay district of Doha. SunFrame Facade Engineering (SFFE), a leading curtain wall contractor and facade consultant, was entrusted with this prestigious facade project in late 2017 after a rigorous selection process. The tower’s unique mashrabiya facade design, a traditional Arabic motif characterized by intricate

In the heart of Doha, Qatar, SUNFRAME, a leading manufacturer of aluminum architectural products, has showcased its exceptional craftsmanship and design prowess through the QET-JMA project. Spanning an impressive 1014.13 square meters, this remarkable development features a stunning amalgamation of external perforated aluminum panels, intricate aluminum mashrabiya screens, skylights, and custom-engineered doors and windows. SUNFRAME’s involvement in the QET-JMA project highlights the company’s expertise in delivering cutting-edge facade solutions tailored to the region’s unique architectural and climatic requirements. The external perforated aluminum panels, crafted with precision and attention to detail, serve as a striking visual element while providing effective shading and thermal insulation. Paying homage to Qatar’s rich cultural heritage,