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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Sukoon Tower</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 64 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> December 2013

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 25,302 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 18 months

Sukoon Tower is a 22-storey luxury residential development by Delta Properties in the Dubai Marina. The building consists of 2 basements below ground level, lower ground, ground plus 21-floors and a mechanical floor, with a built-up area of 25,302 Sq. M.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

Only One tower crane was installed, which was challenging as strict coordination between all different activities was required to utilize the tower crane in approximately 15 hours per day for shuttering, concreting, building material shifting, installation of precast concrete panels, installation of curtain walls and glazing.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Bunyan Tower</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 67 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> February 2014

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 25,300 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 18 months

Bunyan Tower, previously known as Delta 2, is a luxury &amp; quality-oriented 22-storey residential building by Delta Properties in Dubai Marina.

The 20 floor development has a built-up area of 25,300 Sq. M, and is comprised of 2 basements with 164 parking capacity, a lower ground floor and Ground plus 20-floors and a mechanical floor.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

Bunyan Tower had a similar challenge to Sukoon tower in that only one tower crane was installed. This was challenging as strict coordination was required between all the different activities in order to utilize the tower crane in approximately 15 hours daily for shuttering, concreting, building material shifting, installation of precast concrete panels, installation of curtain walls and glazing.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Hamilton Tower</h2>
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<strong>TYPE:</strong> High-Rise Project

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> May 2010

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 31,120 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> NA months

Hamilton Tower is a comfort &amp; luxury residential building located in the Business Bay area of Dubai, designed according to European Standards with superior fixtures and finishes, and rooted in the Dubai's central business, commercial and residential area.

The 19-storey tower has a built-up area of 31,120 Sq. M, with a combination of Pile Caps &amp; a raft resting on piles as its foundation. The core walls act as the spine of the building, housing the lift shafts and the staircases, while the horizontal slabs are all post-tensioned. Moreover, the external envelope is clad with granite.

The tower is split into a basement level, 3 podiums (dedicated for parking, a health club &amp; a swimming pool), and 16 floors of residential apartment units with x 2 beds, etc. Retail outlets are found on the ground floor level.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Panorama in the Greens</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 191 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> December 2014

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 61,372 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 20 months

Panorama is a mid-rise residential four attached towers that is uniquely designed to maximize the views across the fairways of the Emirates Golf Course and the Dubai Marina skyline. Panorama features 224 apartments that have floor-to-ceiling windows in the living rooms and bedrooms, state-of-the-art kitchens and elegantly accented bathrooms. Among other features are an elegant foyer that assures a welcoming ambience, and amenities including a gymnasium, a soft play area, a games room, and an infinity pool and dedicated children’s pool.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

The Works started on site without a building permit or the final design

The building structure was revised several times during construction of which a huge transfer slab and double height slab were introduced.

The landscape area was revised after constructing the columns and foundations and revised again after constructing the planters and landscape structures. These revisions necessitated the strengthening of columns and demolition of planters and landscape structures.

The first floor and main entrance hall was revised structurally by eliminating the second floor in the main hall area and changing the finishes when on site.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Dubai Wharf</h2>
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<strong>TYPE:</strong> MID-Rise Project

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> 2017

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 230,000 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 35 months

Dubai Wharf is a mixed-use development within the heart of Culture Village, overlooking the Dubai Creek; a district/area well known for its heritage and historic ambiance.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

ECC was awarded this project after the raft foundation, part of the basement slab and the retaining walls had all been completed by another contractor with major water leakages starting through the raft foundation and basement walls. The waterproofing sub-contractor failed to solve the leakage issue. ECC solved the issue.

Serious logistic problems due to the limited access to the site and insufficient space around the plot for storage of materials.

Insufficient space was available during mobilization for the site offices and other facilities. Half of the site offices needed to be demobilized in the middle of the project to allow other contractors to work.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">The Springs</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 387 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> October 2004

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 500,000 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 24 months

This large design and build project consisted of 208 – acre three themed gated community, inspired by the beauty of the desert and the grace of the Arabian Gazelle incorporates elements from traditional Arabic and Spanish architecture.

This project consists of 1370 villas and accounts for the first 5 phases of the Springs development in the Emirates Hills community, a sought-after community in Dubai set amidst scenic lakes and lush landscaping. The Springs community features single-family semi detached villas to blocks of 2, 4, 6 and 8 houses. There were 36 different elevations for the villas and 4 different layouts. A 45.5 km boundary wall for the villas was also constructed. Structure and MEP was carried out on a design and build basis.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

• First challenge was to speed up the construction to meet the tight schedule from EMAAR by redesigning the foundation from an isolated footing with column necks and tie beams to raft foundation with ring ground beams around the block.

• Second, challenge was to change the design of the boundary wall from isolated footing and tie beams, columns and block work to cast-in-situ concrete walls.

• Both above mentioned changes were costlier, no claim was raised.

• The third and main challenge was to work in parallel with the infrastructure contractor which required a lot of coordination to agree and minimize the delays due to deep underground services.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Green Community</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 42 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> July 2004

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 94,000 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 18 months

The Green Community is a quality development covering 67 hectares of residential, leisure, retail, and commercial properties. The development prides itself on its innovative and beautiful surroundings with natural greenery being the key to the peace and tranquility.. The construction consisted of 179 Villas &amp; Townhouses as well as common swimming pools, and all related external works.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

• Very tight program

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Health</h2>
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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Swiss Tower</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 144 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> October 2010

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 54,650 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 22 months

Swiss Tower incorporates the distinct characteristics of Switzerland into its visual presentation and space, an architectural form assembled in the light that’s unmistakably Swiss. A 40-storey office tower with 3 basements, each of which is split into 2 levels. The tower has a total built up area of 54,650 SQ. M, and a footprint of 1,100 SQ. M .

The first 20 levels, there are 6 “sky-gardens” / balconies every 3 levels, which alternate to be either on the North and South face of the Tower. All of the Offices at every level have a raised floor, with a false ceiling.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

Completing the substructure in six months and achieving a concrete slab cycle of 5 days.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Smart Heights</h2>
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<strong>TYPE:</strong> Office Project

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> September 2009

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 65,410 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 24 months

Smart Heights is a commercial office Tower which offers flexible office arrangements and retail spaces, as well as a range of high-end leisure amenities to promote a healthy environment. Located at the center of a vibrant business community, the building provides the industrial advantage in communication with a business lounge, fully mechanized boardroom, and a range of high-end leisure amenities to promote a healthy environment for all. So you’ll also find prayer rooms along with a state-of-the-art gymnasium, swimming pool and spa facilities

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

• Logistic problems arose on site as there was limited access for concrete pumps trucks and other machineries and vehicles. Due to access problems, the concreting of the raft foundation and slabs required the shifting of concrete pumps which caused delays. Extended chutes were required for concreting purposes.

• The structural design of the vertical elements was unsafe and therefore required remedial measures including jacketing /retrofitting works to strengthen the vertical elements. The Client declined to pay variations but wanted ECC to proceed with the changes.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Zayed University</h2>
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<strong>TYPE:</strong> EDUCATIONAL

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> November 2006

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 110,000 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 26 months

Zayed University is a higher educational/academic facility in Dubai, spreading over approx. 73 hectares. The campus has a total built up area of 110,000 SQ.M comprising of a quadrangle building around a central courtyard and 6 Academic Wings, each linked to the building via a large Atrium that is 5,450 SQ.M.

The Atrium has a clear height of 27 meters, serving as a grand social / meeting point for the university students. An elliptical shaped 50 meters high tower structure tapers while increasing gradually in height, providing an access point to the library, and acts as an anchor for the 250 meter long state-of -the -art tensile fabric forming the roof of the Atrium. The Quadrangle concrete framed structure around the courtyard, and the 6,120 meter long academic buildings, are 3-4 stories high, constructed via a traditional concrete frame with precast floor slabs and precast concrete panels, and an aluminum &amp; glass curtain wall cladding system The gym was made of a steel structure in two floors and completely clad with precast concrete panels. The conference building consists of two floors with external elevations clad with a glazed curtain wall system and precast cladding.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Children City</h2>
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<strong>TYPE:</strong> EDUCATIONAL

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> January 2002

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 71,000 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 32 months

Children City is a children’s educational entertainment facility located in the Creek Park. It's the first educational city devoted to children aged between two and fifteen years old.

The 3 story building is comprised of several exhibits and programs on applied sciences, nature, space exploration, human body, local and international culture as well as a kid’s corner and a planetarium.

This colorful cluster of Lego-style steel structure buildings covers a site of 71,000 SQ. M, split into 3 areas: An entrance reception block, a science block, and a cultural block. The entire structure is clad with aluminum and G.I. corrugated sheets, while the entire 15 meter elevation of the entrance &amp; reception block is clad with structural glazing.

ECC received an appreciation letter as well as an award for the successful completion of the project, within budget and on time.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Emirates Flight Catering Facility</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 21 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> August 2007

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 50,000 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 24 months

Emirates Flight Catering Facility is located at the Dubai International Airport and was the largest flight catering facility in the world by output producing over 115,000 meals daily. The facility provides in-flight catering and support services to over 130 airlines from across the globe out of its two catering facilities at Dubai International Airport.

This facility is 3-floors high, with a total built up area of 50,000 SQ.M, and a foot print of 21,400 SQ.M. A large 5.9 meter high &amp; 40 meter wide driveway runs through the center of the building allowing trucks to pass through. This driveway is covered by a combination of 40 meters of steel trusses and precast concrete slabs.

This is one of the projects for which ECC has been awarded a letter of appreciation by Emirates Flight Catering Services

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

• Several permits were required from the authorities regarding entry / exit of labors/staff / sub-contractors /any material / vehicles etc. as construction took place within a restricted premise next to the Dubai airport.

• Due to existing fence, limited access was available for the shifting of material and the movement of constructions machines. The existing fence needed to be removed and re-installed several times.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">CEVA Project 1</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 162 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> November 2010

<strong>SCALE: </strong>66,000 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 9 months (early access in week 29)

CEVA is one of the world’s leading supply chain management companies, in both freight management and contract logistics.This logistics store is spread over an area of 8.65 hectares. The large pre-engineered steel framed structures (the larger one being 35,590 SQ.M and the other 27,133 SQ.M) had a maximum pitch of 13m, super-flat zero tolerance floor slabs, air-conditioning and hazardous goods storage rooms which are accessed through 62 sealed docks.

This fast track design-and-build project was executed through Joint Venture with McLaren Construction &amp; ECC, where all requirements for Silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification was specified but eventually exceeded to win the 1st gold certification as per new standards.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

Very high speed and higher than specified quality was achieved.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">JAHWTF</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> NA

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> 1999

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 6,000 Sq. M.

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 12 months

JAHWTF is an integrated hazardous waste treatment plant &amp; disposal facility. The project is spread over a vast area, equipped with evaporation ponds, stabilization plants, chemical treatment plants, covered Bunded storage areas,two landfills (one being a single lined and the other double lined), a chemical process plant, a disposal yard, and weigh bridges.

The facility has a capacity of 800 kg/hr. The incinerator is fitted with the most advanced pollution control devices to ensure environmental protection and sustainability.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

The mainprosess plant was redesigned by our team to meet the latest ... standards.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">DUSITD2 Kenz HoteL</h2>
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<strong>VALUE: </strong> NA

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> NA 2016

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 19,596 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 20 months

DUSITD2 Kenz Hotel is a contemporary, high-tech 4 star Hotel, strategically located at a short distance from the city’s Central Business District such as Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai International Airport, Dubai Marina and Dubai Mall.

The hotel 237 rooms and suits has a total built up area of approximately 19,596 SQ. M, comprising of a basement, a ground floor and 17 floors of hospitality, leisure &amp; business experience,with swimming pool ... leisure facilities.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

The Hotel had to be executed on a plot that is confined within 2 streets and adjacent/ back to back with one operational hotel from one side and occupied residential building from the other side. As such, big challenges was imposed on the construction team being but not limited to:

• Structural Safety of the adjacent buildings while executing the underground basement

• Life Safety of pedestrians using the adjacent streets which has heavy usage especially due to the location of the Metro station which is less than 80m from the project plot

• Storage and logistics for the project.

• Installation, operations and dismantling of carnage equipment and objects’ to eliminate the risk of falling objects on the adjacent buildings and streets.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">SHANGRI-LA Hotel</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 73 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> March 2003

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 26,166 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 18 months

The Shangri-La Hotel is 4.5 Star Hotel that opened in March 2004 and is located in the Al Khabeesi area of the Deira district in Dubai. It is approximately one mile from Dubai International Airport.

The hotel consists of 3 basements, a ground floor with a double height atrium, a mezzanine, 6 typical floors housing 250 rooms, and leisure facilities such as a health club, sauna, and a swimming pool on the top floor.

The Structure of the building is made of concrete with post-tensioned slabs, while the façade is clad with composite aluminium and marble.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

• The hotel is located underneath the flight path, hence ECC had to operate with careful planning and coordination in order to overcome the obstacles created by space &amp; location.

• The flight path also resulted in the installation of a smaller tower crane which was not enough to cover the six floors and even mobile cranes were not allowed without prior approval of the DCA.

• It was very difficult to run all the electrical and mechanical and other IT and MEP services in 40cm void provided in the design.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Clock Tower</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> NA Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> 1993

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 2,300 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 12 months

The Clock Tower is one of Dubai's oldest and well known landmarks, built in 1963. The tower provides a significant landmark that still stands as a marker for visitors and residents around what has become one of the busiest areas in the emirate today. It stands at the gateway of Maktoum Bridge, which was the first permanent structure to straddle Dubai Creek, providing a vital link between Bur Dubai and Deira and was connection between northern and southen emirates.

<strong>KEY CHALLENGES</strong>

In 1989, ECC was commissioned to reconstruct the iconic and historical landmark, however, it was on condition that no disruption to traffic should take place, nor should there be any threat to public safety.

Through careful engineering, skilled and dedicated teams of both engineers as well as workforce, the Clock Tower reconstruction was completed and ECC received an appreciation letter from Dubai Municipality. All four clock faces were replaced with Omega models, incorporating GPS devices for accuracy. This also removes the need to manually change the hands on the clock.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Restoration of old Hatta Village</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 22 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> June 2000

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 2,500 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 12 months (each phase)

Hatta Village is a complete historical village portraying the UAE culture and traditions, dating back more than 200 years ago. It was a renovation project undertaken by Dubai Municipality in favor of the restoration of historic buildings in the village and their furnishings.

The ECC scope of work in this process included (for Phase 1) the reconstruction of 13 houses, 1 fort (or Hosn), 1 mosque and 2 watchtowers. The restoration specifications brief, strictly stated that the project had to be executed using exclusively old materials; which were to be constructed from sustainable, locally sourced raw materials, such as local rocks, Barasti, and locally produced bricks from silt in the wadi beds, and hay. This knowledge was obtained through numerous experiments, and consultation with some of the older locals in the Hatta Village area.

In Phase 2, the contract involved the fabrication, and installation of models, replicas and audiovisual effects, as well as the production of 12 short movie documentaries. This was in addition to retrofitting the interior display of the houses, forts &amp; rooms with special, carefully selected items (such as costumes, dummies, household items and arms) that mimicked the ones used in the old days, giving the ambiance and feel of the historic life that once existed in Hatta.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Burjuman</h2>
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<strong>VALUE: </strong> 194 Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> NA 2015

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 93,362 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 24 months

Burjuman Center is one of the oldest shopping malls in Dubai, located in the residential area of Bur Dubai, developed and owned by the Al Ghurair Group.

The distinctive landmark comprises over 2.8 million square feet of a mixed use of space, including the shopping mall, business tower, hotel suites and duplex residences. The shopping mall comprises over 800,000 square feet arranged over a basement, ground plus 5 floors and a mechanical level.

The strategy of the refurbishment work was to upgrade the existing Mall facilities within the minimum budget and shortest time period to reduce the Client’s loss of revenue. ECC’s scope included:

• Demolition work • Structural strengthening of the existing structure • Construction of a new steel structure to house a 14 no Cinem • Relocation of MEP equipment and the renovation of the complete MEP distribution system while maintaining the interfacing between the two Blocks • Internal renovation work to enable the construction of a new Hypermarket Carrefour in the Ground floor.

• New finishes to all existing public areas by introducing complete shop front glazing system.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Spinneys (Al Wasl Road)</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> 194 Million

<strong>COMPLETED</strong>: NA 1997

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 93,362 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> 12 months

Spinneys is a shopping complex, comprising of Ground + mezzanine + 1. The structure comprises a steel structure and there are two aluminum skylights above the entrances. The external walls are made of block and plaster and the external elevation has an epoxy paint finish.

KEY CHALLENGES

• Supply and fix the sail manufactured from Germany t in the front of the main entrance on time.

• The supply and install the two big skylights on time for the main entrances manufactured in Malaysia.

• To achieve the target program and handing over on time with the additional work and without any extension of time.

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<h2 style="font-weight: 300; margin-top: -20px;">Mushrif Park</h2>
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<strong>VALUE:</strong> NA Million

<strong>COMPLETED:</strong> NA 1986

<strong>SCALE:</strong> 93,362 Sq. M

<strong>DURATION:</strong> NA months

Mushrif Park is a 5.25 square kilometer family-oriented park in Dubai which opened to the public in 1982 by the Dubai Municipality, and spans 5.25 square kilometers in the eastern part of the Dubai city in Deira. It is 12kms away from the Dubai City Centre on airport road, leading to Khawaneej area.

Mushrif Park has an international village, comprising 13 models of traditional houses. The park also includes entertainment services such as electronic games, barbecue areas, pool services, child games areas, sport playground (including basketball, volleyball and handball), walking and bicycle tracks, prayer rooms, green areas, restaurants, canteens, train ride services, camel and horse riding, park theatre (accommodating 500 people), and facilities for people with special needs.

The ECC scope of work included but was not limited to all soft and hard landscaping, as well as the procurement, fabrication and installation of the attractions in the park. These included an “international Village”, showcasing different houses’ styles from around the world, a go-carting track, a merry go round, and a train to transport people around the park.

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