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Projects Directory: a Selection of Projects Showcased at Mipim 2016 PROJECTS DIRECTORY: A SELECTION OF PROJECTS SHOWCASED AT MIPIM 2016 HOUSING THE WORLD PROJECTS BY COUNTRY DUO, Paris ................................................................................................................................................................... 17 BELARUS Airparc, Lyon Saint-Exupery Airport ................................................................... 17 Minsk World, Minsk ......................................................................................................................................6 Kerlys Technology Hub, Fort De France,.....................................................18 Martinique BELGIUM Anton Site, Andenne ................................................................................................................................6 GERMANY Blue Gate, Antwerp ....................................................................................................................................7 Altstadtquartier Büchel, Aachen .................................................................................18 Inner City, Ghent ...............................................................................................................................................7 Munich Airport Satellite ..................................................................................................................19 Espace Rogier, Namur ...........................................................................................................................8 ITALY BOLIVIA NOI Techpark, Bolzano .....................................................................................................................19 New Santa Cruz city, Santa Cruz ...................................................................................8 Arese Shopping City, Milan ................................................................................................... 20 Calchi Taeggi, Milan .............................................................................................................................. 20 BRAZIL Agri-food Logistic hub, Marche ..................................................................................... 21 Ilha Pura, Rio de Janeiro ...................................................................................................................9 Portofolio Sforzesco, Milan ...................................................................................................... 21 CANADA KAZAKHSTAN Edmonton International Airport, Port Alberta ...................................9 Mega Silk Way, Astana .................................................................................................................... 22 McMaster Innovation Park, Hamilton .................................................................. 10 Bay Park Centre, Toronto ............................................................................................................ 10 LATVIA Skanstes Building, Riga.................................................................................................................. 22 CHINA Global 100, Hainan Island............................................................................................................... 11 LUXEMBOURG Global Harbor, Changzhou ......................................................................................................... 11 CSSF, Luxembourg ................................................................................................................................. 23 CZECH REPUBLIC NIGERIA Science and Technology Park, Ostrava .......................................................... 12 Eko Atlantic, Lagos ................................................................................................................................ 23 Black Meadow, Ostrava ................................................................................................................... 12 Metronom Business Centre, Prague ...................................................................... 13 NORWAY Økern Shopping Centre, Oslo ..........................................................................................24 ESTONIA The Wedge, Oslo .........................................................................................................................................24 Numeral Office Building, Tallinn ..................................................................................... 13 T1, Tallinn .........................................................................................................................................................................14 POLAND Gdynia Miedzytorze, Gdynia ............................................................................................... 25 FRANCE Galeria Echo, Katowice ................................................................................................................... 25 Aix-Marseille French tech ...........................................................................................................14 Pomeranian Logistics Centre, Gdansk ...........................................................26 The Belvedere, Bordeaux............................................................................................................. 15 Q22, Warsaw ........................................................................................................................................................26 Henri Fabre Project, Marseille ............................................................................................. 15 Mennica Legacy Tower, Warsaw ..................................................................................27 Jardins de l’Arche, Paris ..................................................................................................................16 Sienna Towers, Warsaw ..................................................................................................................27 Newton Park, Bègles .............................................................................................................................16 2 PROJECTS BY COUNTRY PORTUGAL UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Affordable Housing Program, Lisbon ..............................................................28 Avenues Mall, Silicon Oasis, Dubai ......................................................................... 37 Water City, Lisbon ....................................................................................................................................28 Mall of Qatar, Doha .................................................................................................................................38 New Park, Lisbon ........................................................................................................................................29 Avenues Mall, Sharjah........................................................................................................................38 RUSSIA UNITED KINGDOM I-Land Masterplan, Moscow ..................................................................................................29 3 Sovereign Square, Leeds .....................................................................................................39 Letniy Sad, Moscow ............................................................................................................................. 30 Linen Quarter, Belfast ........................................................................................................................39 Gulliver Residential complex, Perm ..................................................................... 30 Titanic Quarter, Belfast ..................................................................................................................40 Development of former airport, Rostov-on-Don ....................... 31 Smithfield, Birmingham ................................................................................................................40 Infinity Park, Derby ...................................................................................................................................41 SAUDI ARABIA Waterfront, Dundee ................................................................................................................................41 ..................................................................................................... Kingdom City Mall, Jeddah 31 Inverness Campus, Inverness .............................................................................................42 Leicester Waterside, Leicester ........................................................................................42 SLOVAKIA Newcastle International Airport Business Park, .........................43 Newcastle upon Tyne Stanica Nivy, Bratislava .................................................................................................................. 32 Five Towns Park, Wakefield...................................................................................................43 Whitehall Riverside, Leeds ..................................................................................................... 44 SWEDEN Brygghuset, Gothenburg ........................................................................................................... 32 USA Göteborg City Gate, Gothenburg .............................................................................33 One Vanderbilt, New York .....................................................................................................
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