The project is part of a plan adopted by the Cameroonian government that ensures the construction and equipment of several professional training institutions
This involves the construction and equipment of a vocational high school in Akwa, in the city of Douala, which should integrate 11 disciplines and accommodate around 2,600 students.
The design takes environmental aspects into account and aims to meet the highest ecological standards.
The project concerns the construction and equipment of a University Hospital center in Abobo.
The new 600-bed building will be built to the most advanced healthcare specifications.
This building in G+2 is a highly specialized hospital, oriented towards advanced nephrology, pediatrics and neonatology.
The hospital will have 6 poles, among others, a “Mother-Child” pole, a “Head and neck” pole, an “Osteo-Articular” pole, an “Abdomen” pole, a “Medicine” pole and an “Infectious” pole. .
The building accommodates a target population of over 6 thousand people.
CRMN Diamniadio is designed as a new state-of-the-art teaching center that reflects a peaceful image, fully integrated into the Senegalese building culture.
The center will accommodate approximately 1400 people between students, trainers and technical agents.
It will arbitrate 8 buildings, all designed according to an eco-construction approach and maintaining a close relationship with the environment.
The project in question concerns the extension of the University of Bangui, in the Central African Republic.
This university was established in 1969 and originally had a few faculties with a capacity of 2,000 students.
Today, the number of students attending the university is estimated at 20,000, greatly exceeding the originally planned capacity.
In this context, the main objective of the project is to find the best technical and economic alternatives to build and equip two lecture halls and university residences, in order to solve the current infrastructure problems.
The project aims to rehabilitate the Marie-Jeanne CARON high school, one of the first public secondary schools in the city of Bangui, in the Central African Republic.
The rehabilitation of the school will involve upgrading facilities and equipment to meet modern teaching standards. Construction work will also be needed to renovate existing buildings and improve their resistance to extreme weather conditions.
The main objective of this project is to improve the educational environment for students and to contribute to the quality of education in the region.
The project aims to construct and equip a Polytechnic Hospital that has a capacity of 250 beds in Bangui, which is located in the Central African Republic.
The hospital will be built in compliance with international standards to ensure that patients receive high-quality medical care.
The facility will also be equipped with modern diagnostic and treatment technologies to ensure that patients receive accurate and timely medical attention.
Overall, the project is designed to significantly improve the quality of healthcare services available in the Central African Republic and will serve as a model for other healthcare projects in the region.
