Last updated · 9 November 2026

Who owns the content of this website, who made it, and how to ask to use it.

01Copyright

© 2026 RIGID. Unless stated otherwise, the text, layout, design and logo of this website are owned by RIGID and are protected by copyright and by Egyptian law on the protection of intellectual property.

02Architects and designers

Designs and architectural visualisations of projects created with architects belong to, or are used with the permission of, the credited designers. Planned projects designed by JOOM are credited to JOOM on each project page. The designers' rights in their designs are not transferred to anyone by their appearance on this site.

03Images

Project images are architectural visualisations produced for RIGID, its collaborators or the credited designers. They may not be copied, altered, republished or used commercially without written permission from the rights holder.

04Client and partner logos

The names and logos of organisations shown in the section about who we have worked with belong to those organisations. They are shown with their permission. They remain the property of their owners and may not be reused.

05What you may do

You may view this website, link to its pages and quote short extracts with a clear credit to RIGID and a link to the source. Journalists and partners who need images or logos should ask us first.

06Asking permission

To ask to use any content, write to info@rigid-eg.com with what you want to use, where and why. We aim to reply within 48 hours. If the content belongs to a designer or another organisation, we will pass your request on or tell you who to ask.

07Reporting a problem

If you believe content on this site infringes your rights, or that a credit is missing or wrong, tell us at info@rigid-eg.com with details of the page and your claim. We will look into it promptly and correct or remove content where that is appropriate.

08Fonts and software

This website uses open-source software and fonts under their own licences. Their authors keep their rights in them.