The Restoration and Reconstruction Company (R&R) aims to provide service to the country in the field of restoration which is found to be severely lacking. It aims to develop and contribute to the body of knowledge where the influences of the weather and the environment on the building structures in the region are concerned. It aims to help strengthen the cultural foundation by sharing expert knowledge on the history of the country and the Gulf Region. The company is founded by Mr. Abdullah Al-Hamad, a known Qatari designer who was educated and has worked in the United States of America. He returned to Qatar in 1995 to establish his architecture and interior design business. Mr. Al-Hamad believes in utilizing engineering methodologies that can achieve suitable qualities with cost control. He also believes that for each area of knowledge, an expert exists who can impart his knowledge and expertise for the betterment of the country and growth of the region. COMPANY VISION To participate in building a better Qatar by learning from the past to build the future. To restore, preserve, reconstruct historical buildings using all necessary technologies and expertise in order to maintain the wealth of our past for generations to come. We are ready to turn Classical past into Classical, Modern or Contemporary Future. COMPANY SERVICES 1. Restoration and maintenance of the historical and traditional buildings in Gulf area. 2. Reconstruction of the historical and traditional building in order to apply suitable research and be able to display such product on public level. 3. Preliminary studies for the Historical and traditional building needs which allow for professional documentation and research for the decorative, the ornamentation and the engraving motives and use the outcome to proper development of historical themes with today’s technologies. 4. Import building materials related to traditional Gulf architecture. 5. Establish the proper studies for underground buried old buildings. 6. Prospecting and finding buried historical buildings.