Hoehler + alSalmy (H+S) originated from Hoehler + Partner (H+P) which began in 1970 in Aachen, Germany. In 2009, the office formed a partnership with Muhammad Sultan AlSalmy to bring the venture to the Sultanate of Oman. In 2016, the Oman office rebranded to Hoehler + alSalmy (H+S) due to Muhammad’s dedication to the firm since its establishment.

The consultancy was the first and only Omani-German joint venture in the Sultanate of Oman.

The Consultancy specialise in creating prominent, architectural designs while setting the new benchmarks of the architectural scene in its operational surroundings. The development and promotion of alternative energy supplies and services is a focus for the company while being at the forefront of the nation’s sustainable designs, as well as having a commitment and reputation of combining the latest international building technologies and techniques drawn from its local traditions. The Consultancy utilizes on the skills, enthusiasm and knowledge of the integrated design teams to create unique contemporary designs, developed in full collaboration with both the Client and users to produce environmentally friendly, energy-efficient project solutions that add value to the user and society so as to achieve the highest project satisfaction from all involved parties.

H+S has adopted a sustainable approach to architecture through a wide range of projects; from the small scale luxury private villas, to Offices spaces, Educational institutes, Cultural and apartment buildings.

All of the company’s projects are designed and constructed at the highest international standards with the use of the latest modernised eco-friendly products. H+S pushes boundaries in order to create and identify local solutions when it comes to sustainable buildings, and becoming a leading voice in promoting forward thinking in sustainability and smart technology.

H+S has rapidly become a leading name in the architecture and design scene owing to their ability to create modern, sustainable designs, by combining German architectural and technical standards, with traditional local elements, to deliver unique and innovative design concepts, and multiple energy conservation techniques. Each design is distinct in nature, where the innovative approach to the projects include environmental and cultural awareness, in addition to energy conservation and sustainability.