A modern Port Sudan hotel built with light steel framing (LSF)
The Dabaywa Hotel in Port Sudan — a $5 million modern hospitality project built with light steel framing (LSF), among the first hotel applications of the system at this scale in Sudan.
We chose LSF for sound engineering and economic reasons: faster erection compressing the schedule, lighter weight reducing foundations, excellent thermal insulation for the coastal climate, and factory precision controlling quality.
Introducing a new construction technology to the local market: importing factory LSF components, training erection crews on an unfamiliar system, and satisfying local inspection bodies with a building that departs from the concrete norm.
A direct supply partnership with the system manufacturer including crew training, precise shop modeling before shipping, and a full technical file of the system's international certifications that eased local inspections.
LSF detailed design
Component production and supply
Record-speed frame assembly
Facades, insulation and finishing
Fit-out and opening
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