Late evening lit patio looking out to the sky; decorated with modern white and wood furniture; a large white couch on the right faces a large communal natural wood table' greenery featured on the peripheries of the image

Ogami

The Optimal Flow of Coastal Living

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Project Location

Ras Al Hekmah, Egypt

Area

440 acres

Client

SODIC

Services

Architecture, master planning

Ogami is a 440-acre mixed-use community located along Egypt’s Mediterranean shoreline. With over 1,900 residential units ranging from luxury villas to intimate chalets, the development is shaped by a spatial framework we call the State of Optimal Flow – a design approach that organizes movement, access, and lifestyle through a seamless relationship between built form and landscape.

Architecturally, Ogami is defined by Mediterranean openness with Japanese simplicity. Residences are arranged in cascading terraces that follow the natural slope of the land, offering panoramic views of the sea, lagoons, and open space.

Our design supports a low-impact footprint, human-centered living, and a timeless architectural identity rooted in place with 24% reserved for open space and 102,000 SM of swimmable lagoons.

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Ogami is designed to be lived in with rhythm and intention. Every path, viewing, and home is shaped by the intention of flow, calm, and clarity.”

Henrique Dias Principal, Hospitality Director

Shaping Place

Ogami is more than a residential project – it is an architectural ecosystem grounded in flow and connection to the landscape.

Shaping Place

The Big Picture

Master Planning the Experience

The master plan organizes 440 acres of land into distinct but interconnected zones, shaped by a movement strategy rooted in a “State of Optimal Flow.” Green corridors, swimmable lagoons, and pedestrian-first circulation define the spatial and emotional rhythm of the project.

aerial view of a modern community with winding pathways and greenery throughout; the community overlooks the ocean and integrates water in the neighborhood rows

An aerial view of Ogami, where cascading residential zones, lush green corridors, and swimmable lagoons flow seamlessly from land to sea.

large curvy pool faces a neighborhood community split by the pool that flows into the background; people playing in the pool; pool area is surrounded by palm trees and pool chairs

Layered precision of Ogami’s central lagoon spine – framed by palm-lined promenades, sculpted pool edges, and clusters of low-rise residences that mirror the site's natural topography.

Quiet Luxury

Residential Architecture

With 1,937 residential units – including luxury villas, twin houses, townhouses, and chalets – our design balances Mediterranean openness with Japanese simplicity. A cascading site strategy, open-plan living, and natural material palettes define homes that connect the indoor to the landscape.