Mace Consult has said that it is playing a key role in the delivery of the Sayyid Tarik bin Taimur Cultural Complex in Muscat, which is billed as one of Oman’s most significant cultural and community developments.
The consultancy has been working with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth as the Project Management Consultant since 2022, and said that it is providing project leadership, programme management, commercial oversight and delivery assurance, enabling efficient delivery and informed decision-making.
During that time, the team has delivered substantial value by driving cost efficiencies through robust commercial governance, proactive change management, value-engineering and enhanced programme controls, the firm said in a statement.
Naveed Haque, Country Director for Oman at Mace Consult said, “As one of Oman’s most significant cultural developments, the Sayyid Tarik bin Taimur Cultural Complex will create a destination for culture, learning and community engagement. We are proud to support the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth in delivering a project of such national importance. Through strong project and programme leadership, commercial management and collaboration, we are helping drive progress across the development, delivering value and supporting Oman’s 2040 vision.”
Taking shape in Al-Seeb on a 400,000sqm site, the cultural destination will bring together nationally significant landmarks including the 23,000sqm National Library, the 22,500sqm National Archives, the 16,300sqm National Theatre with 1,000-seat and 252-seat auditoriums, the 13,165sqm Cultural Plaza, 4-facilities buildings and an 8,000sqm Energy & Data Centre. All of this will be built around an urban plaza and set within landscaped gardens, water features and a signature canopy structure, the statement explained.
The Sayyid Tarik bin Taimur Cultural Complex is said to form part of Oman’s wider ambition to strengthen its cultural infrastructure, creating new opportunities for learning, creativity and community engagement while enriching the nation’s cultural landscape.
Supporting delivery in a complex design and build environment, Mace said that it has played a leading role in progressing design development, strengthening programme controls and aligning stakeholders, while overseeing several significant project milestones. These include the substantial completion of the project’s iconic canopy structural steelwork, major advances in external infrastructure and utility works, and continued progress across internal and external finishes.
Dr. Samir Al Azri, Project Director, Sayyid Tarik bin Taimur Cultural Complex, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth concluded, “The Sayyid Tarik bin Taimur Cultural Complex stands as a testament to the Sultanate of Oman’s ongoing commitment to fostering culture, knowledge, and creativity in accordance with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040. This important project represents a strategic investment in our nation’s future and demonstrates the effective collaboration between the Ministry, project partners, and stakeholders. We thank Mace for their important contribution in supporting the successful delivery of this development, which will serve as a centre for cultural engagement for our community and future generations.”
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