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Projacs at Cityscape Dubai 2007
October 16-18, 2007
Dubai International Exhibition Center
Visit us in HALL 6, Stand Number E40
Projacs International will be participating in the upcoming 6th annual international property investment and development networking exhibition and conference focusing on all aspects of the property development cycle.
Cityscape Dubai attracts regional and international investors, property developers, governmental and development authorities, leading architects, designers, consultants and all senior professionals involved in the property industry. It provides an annual forum that celebrates the very best in real estate, architecture, urban planning and design from around the world.
For more details on the event, please visit www.cityscape.ae
Projacs wins Palm job
CONSTRUCTION LIBYA
2 Jun 2006
Bahrain-based Projacs International has been awarded the project management contract on the Palm City scheme, which calls for the construction of a mixed-use complex on the outskirts of Tripoli. The estimated Eur 60 million ($76.5 million) project covers 370 residential units, in addition to tourism elements. The developer is a joint venture of Malta-based Corinthia Group and Kuwait’s National Real Estate Company.
Projacs takes Jordan Gate project
CONSTRUCTION JORDAN
9 Jun 2006
Bahrain-based Projacs International has been appointed project manager on the Jordan Gate project. Located in Amman’s sixth circle, the development entails the construction of two high-rise towers connected by a multi-storey podium. It will include a five-star hotel managed by the US’ Hilton International, conference facilities and retail space. Sharjah-based Al-Hamad Contracting Company is the main contractor. Jordan Gate is the first phase of the $1,000 million Royal Metropolis project being developed by Gulf Finance House (MEED 19:8:05).
Projacs takes Beirut Gate job
CONSTRUCTION LEBANON
16 Jun 2006
Bahrain-based Projacs International has been awarded the project management contract on the Beirut Gate development, a mixed-use scheme in the Beirut central district (BCD). The estimated $600 million project entails the development of seven plots of land, covering a total area of 21,447 square metres, close to Martyrs Square. It will encompass commercial and residential elements, and includes several high-rise buildings. The local ERGA Group is the architect and carried out the masterplan; the developer is Abu Dhabi Investment House (MEED 20:1:06).
