📌 Project Overview
The Mina Pilgrims Shades Project in Makkah is a flagship public-sector initiative executed by Thna Building Construction and Development, reflecting the company’s capability in delivering large-scale structural solutions for high-density public environments. Designed to provide essential shading for pilgrims in the sacred site of Mina, the project spans across main roads accommodating up to six traffic lanes, ensuring protection and comfort during the Hajj season. The entire structure was built using advanced steel frameworks, enabling expansive coverage while maintaining safety, durability, and structural efficiency.
📌 Scope of Work
The project scope included:
Engineering and technical planning for long-span steel structures
Fabrication and erection of high-load steel frames designed for extreme weather conditions
Road-wide shading systems with minimal vertical obstruction
Corrosion-resistant coatings and surface treatments for long-term durability
Safety integration including lighting, evacuation paths, and structural anchoring
Coordination with government authorities to ensure compliance with pilgrimage logistics and traffic management plans
📌 Strategic Significance
The Mina Pilgrims Shades Project underscores Thna Building’s commitment to serving the Kingdom’s infrastructural goals in pilgrimage zones. By enabling safe, large-scale public shading through technically advanced steel construction, the company contributes to elevating the Hajj experience and ensuring the well-being of millions of pilgrims. The project represents a synthesis of engineering excellence, logistical coordination, and national service.
