Omrania designed (with Aukett Fitzroy Robinson) Riyadh's Salam Park (2003), a 25-hectare public park that offers an oasis of urban green space. Omrania also completed a comprehensive Olayya-Batha Corridor planning and transportation study with Perkins + Will and Dornier Consulting. While most of Omrania's completed works are within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the company opened branch offices in Bahrain and Jordan and, from this expanded base of operations, has completed projects in Tunisia, Yemen, Lebanon, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, and Bahrain. The firm also was an equity holder from 1992 to 2004 in Chovet Engineering, a French manufacturing and process engineering company. In 2013, Omrania was selected—along with architects Zaha Hadid Architects, Snøhetta, and Gerber Architekten—to design one of the four main intermodal transit hubs of the new Arriyadh Metro (Riyadh Metro) system. Omrania's Arriyadh Metro Western Station, when completed in 2020, will incorporate public gardens and community space as well as a fully enclosed intermodal transit hub serving the new Metro and express bus network. In 2018, Omrania's newly completed Grand Mosque in King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh gained international recognition for its angular geometric forms and delicate treatment of light. The mosque's distinctive design reflects its modern context, the arid environment of Saudi Arabia, and the traditions of Islam. In 2019, the firm was master planning 25 new residential communities covering 45 square km (17.3 square mi.) in Saudi Arabia's western region on behalf of the nation's Ministry of Housing, all with pedestrian-friendly streetscapes and sustainable infrastructure. The firm's largest skyscraper is the 385-meter (1,263-foot) Public Investment Fund (PIF) Tower (formerly known as CMA Tower) designed by Omrania and HOK in a joint venture. The tower is the tallest building in Riyadh and the anchor of the city's King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD). Its hexagonal-shaped plan tapers inward and outward as it rises, providing open floor plans and a distinctively crystalline profile on the skyline, "inspired from geologic formations polished by the hand of man," according to the architects. Additional Omrania projects completed in 2019 include the Riyadh Hilton Hotel & Residences and the Radission Blu Hotel & Residences in Riyadh's Diplomatic Quarter. The 2019 announcement of Omrania's role in designing the future King Salman Park, said to be the world's largest city park, placed the firm once again in the international spotlight. Omrania has teamed with the Center for the Study of