Derviche Haddad PPB Structures

DHPPB Structures, a subsidiary of CCL, is a leading provider of post-tensioning solutions across Lebanon and the Middle East.

With deep regional expertise and a strong commitment to engineering excellence, DHPPB delivers tailored structural systems that meet the demands of modern construction.

Combining CCL’s global innovation with local knowledge, DHPPB supports clients with high-performance solutions, technical guidance, and efficient project delivery. The company is recognised for its collaborative approach and its role in advancing post-tensioning technology throughout the region.

Contacts

Tedy Chakhtoura
Chief Operations Officer

Guy Tabet
Chief Executive Officer

Projects

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Qorsaita Bridge, Sir El Daniyeh, Lebanon

CCL provided an alternative post-tensioned concrete solution which would overcome construction difficulties and provide a cost-effective and maintenance-free solution.

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Zeena Tower, Beirut, Lebanon

CCL's objective was to create the architectural facade of the 20-storey Zeena Tower. The architectural design of the building features a 100-metre-high 'urban filter' that overlooks the expressway that runs alongside the Beirut River. On the other side of the building, suspended gardens help create a smooth transition into a calm, green neighbourhood.

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Beirut River Solar Snake, Beirut, Lebanon

So-called because it looks like a scaled creature gliding through the city the world’s first ‘solar snake’ was constructed to span 30 m along a 325 m stretch of the Beirut River in Lebanon.

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KeyFreight Warehouse, Beirut, Lebanon

CCL designed and installed the company’s SURFACE jointless flooring system at KeyFreight Warehousing’s newest facility in the port of Beirut.

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Beirut Tower, Beirut, Lebanon

The CCL team carried out a value engineering exercise and proposed an alternative solution consisting of a two-way post-tensioned slab using the CCL bonded flat-slab system. This resulted in a reduction of slab thickness to 250 mm and the elimination of most of the drop beams, creating a more spacious, flexible interior.

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