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Abu Dhabi, UAE Architect The Address Skyview, Dubai Project Manager: TURNER Consultant: NORR Main Contractor : Arabian Construction Company Façade Consultant: Koltay Facades Façade Contractor: Al Ghurair Aluminium and Glass Folcra Beach Product: JTA , Curtain Wall Burj Vista, Dubai Consultant: BH-NS Consultants Main Contractor : Consolidated Construction Company Façade Consultant: Koltay Facades Façade Contractor: Folcra Beach Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Al Fattan Sky Towers, Dubai Consultant: AE7 Main Contractor : Delta Emirates Façade Contractor: Engineering Aluminium System Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Ta’azeez Tower, Dammam, Saudi Arabia Client : Ta’azeez Real Estate Development Co. Consultant: Samir Khairallah & Partners, Architects, Planners Engineers Main Contractor : Project Build General Contracting Co. Ltd. Façade Contractor: Aluminium Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (ALUMACO) Product: JTA, Curtain Wall The Louvre - Abu Dhabi Client: Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC) Architect : Jean Nouvel Structural Consultant : Buro Happold Contractors : Arabtec – San Jose Construction – Oger JV Steel and Glass Works : Metallic Equipment Product: JM, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Opera, Dubai Client: Emaar Main Consultant: Atkins Main Contractor: Consolidated Contractors Company Elevator Company: ThyssenKrupp Elevator Product: JM, Elevator Abu Dhabi Airport Client: Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) Main Contractor 1: Arabtec Main Contractor 2: TAV Construction (TAV) Main Contractor 3: Consolidated Contractors International Co. (CCC) Product: JTA, Baggage Handling System Al Bateen Wharf’s Fisherman Marina Client: Joint Venture Tourism Development and Investment Company (TDIC) & Belbadi Enterprises Sub Contractor : Pax Kent Product: JTA, Poontoon Piles MBS Crowne Plaza, United Kingdom Client : InterContinental Hotels Group Sub Contractor : Reem Aluminium Product : JTA, Curtain Wall Burj Khalifa, Dubai Client : Emaar Properties Main Contractor: Arabtec Construction LLC Main Contractor 1: BESIX Main Contractor 2: Arabtec Construction LLC Main Consultant: Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) (Architect Consultant) Main Consultant: Turner Construction Company (Project Manager) Façade contractor: Al Ghurair Aluminum and Glass Product: JTA, Elevator The Address Residence – The Blvd, Dubai Client: Emaar Main Contractor : Brookfield Multiplex Elevator Company: Schindler Elevator Product: JTA, Elevator The Green Planet, Dubai City Walk Development Client: Meraas Development Lead Consultant: Grout Mc Tavish Architects Main Contractor: Besix – Orascom Joint Venture Product: JTA, Stair Case Bay’s Edge, Dubai Client: Damac Consultant: Shadid Engineering Main contractor: Al Sahel Contracting Company Façade Contractor: Zebian Aluminium Product: JTA, Building Maintenance Unit Landmark Group Head Quarter, Dubai Client: Landmark Asset Holding Limited Architect: Ian Banham Consultant: ARCHGROUP Main contractor: Shapoorji Pallonji Façade Consultant: Meinhardt Façade Contractor: ALICO Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Saraya Residential Tower, Abu Dhabi Consultant: Architecture and Planning Group, APG Main Contractor: Arabian Construction Company, ACC Facade Contractor: Arabian Industrial Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Etihad Towers, Abu Dhabi Client : SSPD Sheikh Suroor Projects Main Contractor: ACC Consultant: AECOM Project Management : Hill International Facade contractor: Reem Emirates Aluminium Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Cleveland Clinic, Abu Dhabi Main Contractor: Sixco – Samsung Joint Venture (SSJV) Design Architect: Henningson, Durham and Richardson International (HDR) Construction Architect: Aedas Façade Contractor: Yuanda Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Cooling Tower, Doha Client: Msheireb Properties Main Contractor: Qatari Arabian Construction Company Structural Design: Gulf Steel Engineering Product: JTA, Precast Cladding 23 Marina Residential Tower, Dubai Client : Hircon International Consultant : KEO International Main Contractor : Dubai Civil Engineering Façade Contractor : Al Hamad Construction Period : 2006-2012 Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Masdar City, Abu Dhabi Client: Masdar Consultant: RW Armstrong Main contractor: ACC Facade contractor: Reem Emirates Aluminium Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Ocean Heights , Dubai Location: Dubai Marina Architect: Engineering Consulting Group ( ECG ). Contractor: Arabtec Construction L.L.C. Façade contractor: Alumco Product: JTA, Curtain Wall CITY VIEW, Bangalore India Client: City View Bangalore Properties pvt ltd Architect : Studio U+A LLC, New York Facade Consultant: Meinhardt Façade Contractor: Al Abbar Product: JTA, Curtain Wall DUBAI AIRPORTS AVIATION CORPORATION Client: Dubai Airports Aviation Corporation Consultant : Dar Al Handasah Main Contractor : ALEC Façade contractor: Al Abbar Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Elite Residence, Dubai Client : Tameer Real Estate FZCO Architect: Eng. Adnan Saffarini (EAS) Main Contractor : Arabian Construction Co Façade contractor: Cladtech International Installation Period : Feb 2010 – Sept 2011 Product : JTA, Curtain Wall Princess Tower, Dubai Client : Tameer Real Estate FZCO Architect: Eng. Adnan Saffarini (EAS) Main Contractor : Arabian Construction Co Facade Contractor: Cladtech International Installation Period : Dec. 2010 – Jul. 2011 Product : JTA, Curtain Wall Dubai World Central Main Contractor : Al Kharafi Group Consultant: Dar Al Handasah Façade contractor: Al Abbar Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Dubai Festival City Main Contractor : Higgs and Hill Façade Consultant: Meinhardt Façade contractor: Permasteelisa Gartner Product: JTA, Curtain Wall Jordan Gate, Amman Jordan Architect: Gulf Finance House, KIFC, DTZ Main Contractor : Al Hamad Contracting Façade contractor: Al Hamad Product: JTA, Curtain Wall King Abdullah Financial District Client : Ra’idah Investment Company – Public Pension Authority (PPA) Façade Contractor 1 : Permasteelisa Gartner Façade Contractor 2 : Martifer Product: JTA, Curtain Wall .
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