Reynaers Aluminum helps complete Baghdad's World Heart Hotel
This architectural marvel features a panoramic design, offering views of the Iraqi capital. The project was successfully executed in close collaboration with Alumex Aluminium, Reynaers' authorized fabricator in Iraq.
The World Heart Hotel and Mall stands as a testament to modern architectural innovation, incorporating Reynaers' advanced aluminum solutions, including the ConceptWall 50 (CW50), EcoSystem 50 (ES50) windows, and the Concept Patio 130 (CP130) sliding system.
'The World Heart Hotel and Mall symbolises our dedication to delivering innovative and sustainable aluminum solutions,' said Ali Khalaf, Managing Director of Reynaers Middle East. 'Our collaboration with Alumex Aluminium embodies our shared vision for transforming Iraq's architectural landscape while committing to the highest standards of quality and performance.'
As Baghdad's first five-star luxury hotel, the World Heart Hotel redefines hospitality standards in the region. It boasts 320 lavish accommodations, including 54 luxury apartments, 35 high-end suites, and 285 elegantly designed hotel rooms.
The hotel also features a conference center equipped with two grand ballrooms, a 240-seat theater, and several cutting-edge meeting spaces. The adjoining 150-unit mall showcases top international brands, elevating the shopping experience for both residents and visitors.
Reynaers Middle East, headquartered in the Kingdom of Bahrain, is a division of Reynaers Aluminum, renowned for developing and promoting innovative, sustainable aluminum solutions worldwide.
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