The Abdali Palace of Justice (2022) rehabilitation modernized 48,000 m² of judicial spaces across eight floors, combining structural preservation, functional upgrades, and photovoltaic technology under the Ministry of Justice’s supervision.

The Civil Status and Passports Department in Al-Mafraq (2022) is a 3,967.12 m² facility featuring public service halls, administrative offices, and secure operational areas designed for efficient government service delivery.

The Madaba Governorate Building and Residence (2024) spans 4,362 m², featuring a three-floor administrative building and two-floor residence, designed to provide efficient government services while accommodating staff needs.

The Al Balqa’a Governorate Building in Al-Salt (2007) spans 3,954 m², featuring a theater, mayor’s office, and detention rooms for local governance.

The Anti-Corruption Commission in Al-Salt (2008) spans 12,934 m², featuring offices, meeting rooms, and a multi-purpose hall for transparency.

The Jarash Municipality building (2008) spans 3,266 m², featuring a reception hall, governor’s office, and detention rooms for efficient governance.

The Civil Service Bureau in Amman (2008) spans 9,970 m², featuring exam rooms, HR departments, and a theater for public service operations.

The Palace of Justice in Ma’an (2016) combines judicial functionality with secure design. Spanning 13,020 m², it includes offices and a multi-purpose hall.

The Judicial Institute in Amman (2016) merges legal administration with sustainability. Spanning 14,620 m², it features courtrooms, labs, and solar energy systems.

The Ministry of Education Directorate in Petra (2022) spans 14,620 m², featuring meeting halls, offices, and testing rooms, designed for future expansion.