The Gamaleya project inhabits two neighboring buildings in Old Cairo that have been in
Dr. Kassissia’s family for many decades. Both buildings were in severe disrepair and required a lot of means, effort, love, and care to rehabilitate.
The first location, 21 Haret Bergewan, built a long time ago using ancient building techniques, will nest luxury rooms and suites.
Furnished in the Islamic medieval style, it has become a warm and inviting space for both inspiration, socialization, and rest.
The second El Gamaleya building is 14 Amir el Geyoushi, which is the production/workshop, exhibition space, and artists/students residencies. It is spacious with high ceilings and wide atriums - and follows strict workplace safety regulations.
The work spaces are newly renovated, clean, and awaiting to be bustling with creative output.
Our hope is that the sight of these spaces being restored to their former glory and vitality spreads to the surrounding street and eventually the entire district.
Before Renovation
