The Prince Abdullah bin Ghazi Faculties (2023) in Balqa is a 10,505 m², seven-story academic hub featuring AI/IT labs, lecture halls, and faculty offices, designed to propel innovation in technology education.

The Bayda AlJadida School (2023) in Petra District is a 1,550 m² educational facility featuring 12 classrooms across three floors, designed to blend modern education with cultural heritage preservation.

Al-Ma’moun Elementary School (2011) in Al-Dweismeh is a 4,707 m² facility featuring 30 classrooms, specialized labs, and creative spaces across three floors.

Tebneh Secondary School for Boys (2011) in Irbid is a 3,707 m² facility featuring 24 classrooms, specialized science labs, and sports facilities across three floors.

Al-Faysalieh Elementary School (2014) in Al-Muwaqar is a 3,789 m² STEM-focused facility featuring 12 classrooms, four science labs, and kindergarten spaces across three levels.

Al-Darbivat Elementary School (2015) in Wadi Al-Sir is a 6,300 m², five-story facility featuring 25 classrooms, specialized learning areas, and inclusive education spaces, designed to maximize urban educational capacity.

The Ahmed Al-Louzi School addition (2019) in Amman is a 2,888 m², four-story expansion featuring 22 classrooms, specialized learning spaces, and improved campus infrastructure for Al-Jubaiha Elementary School for Boys.

The Al-Ma’muniya Mixed Elementary School (2021) in Madaba is a 2,561.2 m² comprehensive facility featuring 16 classrooms, two kindergartens, and multiple specialized learning spaces across two floors.

The Sil Al-Hamma Mixed Elementary School (2022) in Irbid is a 1,015 m² co-educational facility featuring 8 classrooms and a kindergarten across two floors, designed to support comprehensive elementary education.

The Khan Al-Zabib Mixed Elementary School (2022) in Amman-Giza is a 1,234 m² co-educational facility featuring 10 classrooms, a kindergarten, and specialized learning spaces across two floors.

The Sarfa Elementary School for Boys (2022) in Karak is a 1,103 m² educational facility featuring 10 classrooms across two floors, designed to provide optimal learning environments for young students.

The German Jordanian University’s Gate No. 2 (2024) creates a 292 m² secure access point featuring a guard house, service building, and enhanced perimeter walls designed for optimal campus security and traffic flow.

Iman’s Early Learning Center in Amman’s AlSweifieh (1999) spans 654 m², featuring classrooms around a weather-protected courtyard and shaded seating areas, designed to provide a safe and engaging environment for early childhood education.

The Arts and Crafts Institute in Ajloun (2002) spans 1,800 m², featuring specialized workshops for cooking, hospitality, hotel services, and cosmetology, designed to provide a comprehensive and practical training environment for students.

The Khawla Bint Al-Azwar School in Al-Ramtha (2009) spans 8,284.9 m², featuring 20 classrooms, a kindergarten, labs, and a multi-purpose hall, designed to provide a comprehensive and supportive learning environment for students.