CONSULATE GENERALE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
In Dubai, UAE
March 16, 2017
Table of Contents
DEIRA ISLANDS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Deira Mall Project ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Deira Islands Boulevard Project .................................................................................................................................................... 3
20-Towers Project ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3
800-room resort............................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Avani resort Project ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Deira Night Souk Project ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
DUBAI WORLD ISLANDS ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
PALM JABEL ALI................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR ................................................................................................................................................................. 10
THE TOWER ................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
SOUTH DUBAI PROJECTS (Ex. Dubai World Central) ....................................................................................................................... 13
EXPO 2020 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 14
AL MAKTOUM AIRPORT EXPANSION .......................................................................................................................................... 16
EMAAR South .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
METRO ROUTE 2020 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19
MALL OF THE WORLD ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE .............................................................................................................................................................. 23
DUBAI FRAME ................................................................................................................................................................................. 24
HYPERLOOP TRAIN .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26
MBR SOLAR PARK EXPANSION ........................................................................................................................................................ 27
BLUE WATER ISLANDS..................................................................................................................................................................... 28
AIN DUBAI ................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
UNION OASIS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
AL MAMZAR BEACH FRONT ............................................................................................................................................................ 32
Six Flags Dubai ................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
JUMEIRAH BAY ISLAND ................................................................................................................................................................... 34
PEARL JUMEIRAH ............................................................................................................................................................................ 36

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 DEIRA ISLANDS
Developer: Nakheel
Size: 15.3 s.q. kilometres
Launching time: 2004
Completion time: 2020
The project was first named as “Palm Deira”. It
was about to be the largest among the palm
Islands (Palm Jumeirah and Palm Jebel Ali).
The project was launched in 2004 with an
estimated value of DH 11 billion and was intended
to house one million people. It was believed to be
completed in 2012.
Due to a substantial change in the depth of the
Persian Gulf, a change took a place in the design.
In 2008 Nakheel was affected by the international
economic crisis, so the construction of project was
brought to a halt.
After the recovery of the real estate market in
2011, construction work started again, but with
more modifications.
In October 2013 Nakheel unveiled Deira Islands
Figure 2- Deira Islands location
Figure 1Deira Island- Someday
project as a mixed-use development including four
man-made islands (A, B, C and D).The project will
feature almost six million sq. ft. of retail space and
around 3,000 apartments/hotel rooms and will
add 40km of coastline, including 21km of beach, to
Dubai.
Nakheel has retained the larger plots along a six-
kilometre stretch of beach linking the first two
islands under development at the site for resorts,
but has been leasing 94 smaller plots of between
50,000 and 670,000 square feet to hotel and
serviced apartment operators at other waterfront
locations. Agreements for 35 of these have already
been signed.
On June 13 2016, Nakheel has handed a contract
for nearly AED4 million to ILF Consulting Engineers
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for sewage treatment plant work at Deira Islands. On 20 February 2017, Nakheel received three
construction bids for Deira Mall and the lowest of
Under the agreement, Austria-based ILF will the bids submitted was Dh4.2 billion.
oversee the design and construction supervision of
the STP and lifting station. Deira Islands Boulevard Project
The STP will be developed in two stages (2017-
2022) and (2022 to 2042).

In September 2016, stage one infrastructure works,

covering two of the four islands was completed.
Stage two infrastructure works are underway.

In December 2016, Nakheel announced the

completion of the construction of bridge linking Al
Khaleej Road with Deira Island A. The bridge
costed AED150 million ($40.8m) and was set to
open on Friday 16 December 2016. Currently, Figure 3Deira Islands Boulevard Master Plan
access is limited to construction teams and
In January 2017, Nakheel invited contractors to
authorised visitors.
submit bids to Deira Islands Boulevard
In February 2017, Nakheel has already spent about
Deira Islands Boulevard will be built on a 9 million
Dh3bn on its infrastructure with more “multi-
sqft area. 20% of the land allocated for the
billion contracts” on the way.
Boulevard will be communal outdoor space
Nakheel launched 2 resorts in the Deira Islands containing gardens, shaded walkways and sports
and said in February 2017 that the developer is in and wellness facilities.
talks with two more potential joint venture
Nakheel plans to add a further six towers –
partners to build 5 resort hotels at it the Deira
including two hotels, two serviced apartments and
Islands.
two residential – to the Boulevard at a later stage.
Dredging and reclamation works for Island C – the It said that tenders for these will be issued "in due
biggest at over 6.7 sq km and Island D have been course".
carried out, but as yet there is no start date for
Nakheel anticipated the delivery of the project in
their development. "It’s a future plan," Mr Lootah
2020.
said. "We’re focusing with the first two."

The projects being developed currently in the two 20-Towers Project

islands are as follows:
Deira Mall Project
In June 2014, Nakheel awarded a Dhs40m design
contract for Deira Mall project.
Deira mall will cover an area of 761,840 sqmeter
and is expected to be completed in Q4-2018 with
a cost of $900 million.
In September 2016, Nakheel commenced work on
a AED5 billion, 20-tower community.
The towers will be located in Deira Islands
Boulevard and surround Deira Mall. They will
contain nearly 2,900 apartments and townhouses
for lease as well as around 1,000 hotel rooms and
serviced apartments.
Nakheel has appointed consultants AE7 to oversee
the design, engineering and construction
supervision of the project, which is set for delivery

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in Q2 2020. A construction tender will be released
in Q1 2017.
800-room resort
In August 2016, Nakheel and the Spanish RIU
Hotels & Resorts start development of AED900
million beachfront resorts at Deira Islands. The
project is due to open in the third quarter of 2019.
Avani resort Project
In January 2017, Nakheel has signed a joint
venture with Thailand-based Centara Hotels and
Resorts, paving the way for a Dh500 million
beachfront resort in Deira Islands.
The resort is expected to open in 2020. However
WAM has stated that “the resort is anticipated to
have a soft opening in 2019 and its grand opening
in 2020.”
Deira Night Souk Project
In February 2017, Nakheel said that Construction
is underway on the Dhs1.57billion Deira Night
Souk project, wich set to be the “biggest night
market in the world”.
Located on island A, the Night Souk stretches
1.9km along the waterfront and will feature 96
quayside cafes and restaurants.
The construction contract for the project is being
carried by UNEC.
The traditional souk will include 5,300 retail units
of the same size. They will offer different products.
The units have already been leased, all by UAE
nationals.
The company expects to earn Dhs300m annually
in rental revenues from the souk.
The souk will open only after sunset until late
night.
The Night Souk area will not be fully air-
conditioned, but the design will allow for greater
wind movement and keep temperatures cool.
3,166 parking spots will be available close to the
souk.
The Night Soukis expected to be ready for traders
to fit out their units in the first half of 2018 and
open before the end of 2018. The main contractor
working on the projec project is Unec.
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 DUBAI WORLD ISLANDS

Developer: Nakheel Properties.

The world islands is a collection of man- made

islands shaped into the continents of the world in
the Persian Gulf. The Islands are designed to
consist of 300 small private artificial islands
divided into four categories. The Categories will
include private homes, estate homes, dream
resorts, and community islands.

Each island of The World ranges 23.2 to 83.6

thousand square meters with 50 to 100 meters of
water between each island.

The DH 6.6 billion (US$ 1.8 billion) project will

supposed to be developed.
cover a total area of 9 kilometers in length and 6
kilometers in width and will be surrounded by an When the financial crisis occurred, the entire
oval shaped breakwater. project was hit. Accordingly, Nakheel sought bail-
out of the debt that mounted to US$25 Billion at
The only possible means of transportation
the end of 2009.
between the islands are by marine or air
transport or boats from Umm Suqeim and Investors who bought some of the islands of have
Jumeirah fishing harbors. become unable or unwilling to finance the
project anymore.
Each island was supposed to be sold to selected
private developers and were expected to be
priced at DH25 million (US$6.85 million).

According to Nakheel70 percent of the 300

islands have been sold and 43 islands were

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In January 2014, Kleindienst Group launched the
Figure 4- The Heart of Europe- Someday
construction of "The Heart of Europe” project
estimated at worth Dh4.8 billion.
The heart of Europe is six offshore islands. The
first of these series of islands will be Europe,
Sweden and Germany. In 2015, according to
Kleindienst Group, more than 60 floating
seahorses of The Heart of Europe were sold, even
before the first structure has touched down in
the Persian Gulf.
Figure 5 Example of floating Seahorses
In December 2016, Kleindienst Group appointed
main contractors to build its Heart of Europe
project, a joint venture between Dubai-based JK
Bauen and Chinese contracting companies
Wuchang Ship Building Industry Group and Sino
Great Wall International Engineering will be
carrying out projects.
JK Bauen is a construction company owned by
MrKleindienst. It has been carrying out work at
The Heart of Europe on its Sweden Island since
recommencing work on the project in 2014 and
will be responsible for much of the preparation
works such as the shaping and compaction works
of the island, plus logistics.
Wuchang and Sino Great Wall will be responsible
for the assembly and fit-out of most of the
buildings, including the 14 hotel resorts proposed
and around 2,000 villas.
MrKleindienst said work started immediately on
The Main Europe island featuring most of the
hotels, the German island and St Petersburg
island, with a view to the entire project
completing before Dubai’s Expo 2020.
The first resort hotel, Honeymoon Island, is due
for completion in 2017, with the remaining hotels
and villas being handed over in phases between
2018 and 2020.
In August 2016, it was announced that the
developer Kleindienst Group plans a new five-
island, 1,500-unit project “Pearl of Asia”. The
master planning and concept development will
be done in-house by Kleindienst Group. The
name of the partners and the value of the project
were not revealed but the company said that it
will fund it through the sale of additional hotel
rooms from the Heart of Europe. The project is
expected to be completed in 2017.
Currently, only two of the islands in the World
Islands are completed: Lebanon Island“The Green
land”that was owned by the ruler of Dubai H.H
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum who
which was given as a present to Michael
Schumacher.
The entire continents of Africa, Asia, Australia,
and South America remain entirely uninhabited
blotches of sand
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Figure 7 The Green Land Island Figure 6 The Lebanon Island

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 PALM JABEL ALI
Developer: Nakheel
Size: 23.5 km²
Cost: was estimated in 2002 at US$25 billion
Lunching time: October 2002
Completion time: was originally planned to be
accomplished by the middle of 2008 but it is
currently still until construction and it is
expected to be completed by the end 2018.
Description: Includes six marinas, a water theme
park, 'Sea Village', homes built on stilts above
the water, and boardwalks that circle the
"fronds" of the "palm". The island was planned
to include a land designed inscription to an
Arabic poem by H.H Sheikh Mohammed Bin
Rashid Al Maktoum.
The breakwater was completed in December
2006. The infrastructure work began in April
2007 as major constructions would not
commence until most of the infrastructure work
was completed.
Prices of properties being sold on the Palm Jebel
Ali by fall by 60% till November 2008 because of
the financial crisis of 2007–2010. As a result,half
of projects were cancelled or delayed. Later on,
Nakheel confirmed that no work would take
place on the development in the near future.
In 2011, investors were reportedly being invited
to swap their funds to units in Palm Jumeirah,
receive a credit note to be offset against an
alternative Nakheel project, or a full refund in
2015.
In November 2014, A letter signed by 74
investors in Nakheel’s Palm Jebel Ali project has
been sent to the office of Dubai ruler, Sheikh
Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, highlighting
the uncertainly and negative impact the delay in
delivering the project has had on the group.
The letter said: “We purchased our homes on
the Palm Jebel Ali between 2003 and 2008
because we are excited to be part of this world
class development… Since 2003, we have all
paid between 30 percent and 50 percent of the
price of our homes to Nakheel and many of us
have paid far more than this via the secondary
market,” the letter, which was seen by Arabian
Business, stated.
“The lack of certainty as to when our homes will
be built has caused, and is causing, tremendous
financial and emotional suffering for us and our
families and many of us continue to endure on-
going mortgage and rental costs whilst we are
waiting. Many of us have invested our life
savings into the Palm Jebel Ali,”
The developer declared that it has handed over
956 units to customers by the end of September
2014.
In 2015 Nakheel said that the Palm Jebel Ali
project will be built – but not in the short term.
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In an interview with Arabic daily Al Ittihad,
Lootah ruled out dropping the project and said
the company was committed to completing all
of its announced projects on a schedule that
responds to market needs.
In January 2015, Nakheel said it plans to build 80
apartment buildings on the site along with
developing nearly 800 homes.
In September 2016 Mr. Lootah said “Palm Jebel
Ali remains a long-term project because we have
to keep in consideration the market situation. At
the end of day it’s all about demand and supply.
We have to be selective to grow,”
On 31 January 2017, the Egyptian billionaire
Najib Sawiris declared that he is considering new
touristic project in Palm Jebel Ali.
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 DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR

Developer: Emaar Properties &Dubai Holding.

Size: 6 Km²
Location: Ras Al Khor
Launching time: was launched in 2006 and
cancelled in 2009 following the financial crisis.
The project was revived in 2014
Completion time: over at least 15 to 20 years.
In May & June 2006: Sama Dubai began selling
plots to developers in Phase 1 & 2 of the project.
In November 2006: Sama Dubai launched Dubai
towers which were a group of four towers
ranging between 54 and 97 floors. This project
was set to be the stand-out development of The

Description: Previously known as The Lagoons,

covering some 70 million sq. ft. of land. Initially
50% of the project was supposed to be
developed by SamaDubai (Subsidiary of Dubai
Holding) while the remaining 50% of sellable
land would be sold to investors allowing them to
launch projects within the community's bylaws.
The project's land also includes the Ras Al Khor
bird sanctuary which would remain a protected
wildlife area. The overall master plan called for a
total of about 100 residential towers spread Figure 8- Dubai Creek Harbour someday
over 7 islands.
Lagoons but was put on-hold after the 2009 real
estate crash. This project is now cancelled and

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will be re-designed.
Between 2006 & 2008: The Lagoons basic
infrastructure began to take shape but always
lagged behind the timelines set by the master-
developer. The project never gained enough
traction, even though some developers began
announcing projects within the community
(which for the most part were sold out). In mid-
2008, senior Sama Dubai executives were
indicted on corruption charges.
the community and taller than the BurjKhalifa.
The Tower will rise at the center of the 'Urban
Core'.
In September 2016: A fourth residential project
called Creek Horizon was launched in the Island
District.
As of October 2016, developments are only
taking place on the Island District where Emaar
have launched a series of residential towers.

After the real estate crash of late 2008, Sama
Dubai announced large scale redundancies and
pulled back the overall project. Many investors
who had already purchased properties within
the community (both through Sama projects and
with private developers) were left in limbo.
Starting in 2010, some investors were able to
get back their money after a 30% deduction.
Other investors were relocated to other
continuing projects in Dubai by means of credit
notes. In essence the overall project was
cancelled.
In 2013 Dubai Holding & Emaar Properties
announced their intention to revive the project.
The master-plan of the community has since
been redrawn. The project was renamed Dubai
Creek Harbour
The Island District is currently connected to the
mainland but will eventually become an Island
connected to the 'mainland' by at least three
bridges as per the master-plan.
In February 2017, Emaar Properties launched
the “Harbour Gate” within Dubai Creek Harbour.
Harbour Gate will be a residential estate located
close to The Tower. The sales took place on
February 18. Details of the pricing have not been
revealed.
Harbour Gate will allow residents to have 270-
degree views of “The Tower” from a communal
rooftop terrace.

In October 2014: Emaar Properties announced

the launch of the first project in the community -
The Dubai Creek Residence, which is part of the
island that will now be known as the Dubai
Creek Harbour.

Also in October 2014: Emaar Properties & Dubai

Holdings announced a plan to launch the world's
tallest twin towers. This was later scrapped, and
in its place “The Tower” was launched.

In September 2015: Emaar Properties launches

Creekside 18, a twin tower high-rise
development consisting of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
apartments. Creekside 18 is located adjascent to
the Dubai Creek Residence.
In June 2016: Emaar unveils The Tower at Dubai
Creek Harbour, which will be the center-piece of
- As for now, all developments being launched
are solely by Emaar. It remains to be seen
whether other private developers will be able to
purchase land to launch projects in other parts
of the overall community.

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THE TOWER

Developer: Emaar Properties for the piling work, another for the tower’s main
concrete base and a third for steelwork,
Architect: Santiago CalatravaValls including fabrication of cables, which will be the
longest ever used on a structure.
Height: 928 meters tall
In March 2017, the pile foundations for the
Value: US$ 1 billion

Location: Dubai Creek Harbour

Launching time: October 2016

Completion time: 2020

Description: The Tower, part of the multi-billion-

dollar Dubai Creek Harbour project in Dubai
Creek. It will form the centerpiece of 6 km² and
will be 100 meter taller than BurjKhalifa. It is
expected to be the second tallest tower in the
world after the 1 Km Jeddah Tower which is
under construction now and expected to be
delivered in 2019. Figure 9The Tower -Someday

The Tower will mainly serve as an architectural
tower than a working building, but there will be
between 18 to 20 upper floors used to a hotel
with restaurants, function rooms, an interior
garden space and a 360-degree observation
platform.
Its construction was likely to be separated into
three packages, with one contractor responsible
Tower have been completed,
As part of the foundation work, the pile was
tested to a load of over 36,000 tonnes – the
maximum carried by a single foundation pile
to date,
More than 145 barrette piles have been used
to form the foundation for the new building,
Valls.

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SOUTH DUBAI PROJECTS (Ex. Dubai World Central)

Dubai South (previously known as Dubai World Central) is a self-contained city

which currently includes Al Makhtoum International Airport, Emaar South, and
EXPO 2020. Dubai South, as it develops, will have various districts including
residential, commercial, logistics, aviation, humanitarian, exhibitions and of course
the airport itself.

The main Mega projects in Dubai South are: Expo 2020 site, Al Maktoum and International Airport
Expansion and the Residential District (which includes The Villages, The Pulse, Emaar South, MAG 5
Boulevard and other residential/Community projects).

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EXPO 2020
Developer: Dubai Government
Size: 6 Km²
Project value: AED 1.3 billion
Location: Dubai South
Launching time: 2013
Completion time : Decembre 2019
Description: The Expo 2020 site is located on a 438
hectare parcel within the Dubai South. The site is
expected to host over 25 million visitors during the
six month period commencing in October 2020.
The many components that make up the site are
already conceived and construction is currently
underway.
Figure 10 EXPO 2020 - Someday
In January 2017, Theexecutive director of Dubai’s
Expo 2020 Burea said that Detailed designs for the
project site are being finalized and more than 4.7
million cubic metres of sand had already been
shifted on the plot. Also many of the staff have
already moved to offices on the site.
He added that the construction is going to start in
2017 and to intensify in 2018, and finalize towards
the end of 2019.
Also, he said that tenders have been issued for
several aspects of Dubai’s Expo 2020 site in recent
weeks, including the construction of the 15,000
square metre UAE Pavilion designed by Spanish
architect Santiago Calatrava.
Mr Al Ali said revealed that he expects Expo
participants who want to build their own pavilions
to be signed up by the second quarter of 2018. He
is advising them to sign up early because building
pavilions takes time according to him.
Roberto Nassi, a general manager of engineering
consultancy Metropolitana Milanese said that
about one-third of total expenditure on Expo
projects goes on capital infrastructure by the host
nation, another third goes on construction of
pavilions by participating nations and the
remainder goes on the operational costs during
the six-month hosting period.
February 1, 2017Expo 2020 says it will start the
launch of tenders aimed at small businesses, for
the manufacture of licensed products.
Expo licensees can buy the right to produce an
expected 5,000 different Expo branded products,
which will be sold to visitors during the six months
of Expo 2020, as well as online, and through
dedicated stores across the UAE.
Last year Expo 2020 announced that 20 per cent
of its budget – more than Dh5 billion – would be
spent through SMEs.
This week Expo 2020 and the Department of
Economic Development hosted a series of
workshops explaining how SMEs can become
official Expo 2020 licensees.
Expo 2020 said it expects to start launching
tenders for licensed products on a rolling basis in
February and March, and the process would
continue through the year into 2018.
On Sunday 19 February 2017, Expo 2020 Dubai
delivered the first public roll-out of its $100 million
(Dh367 million) Expo Live programme to help fund,
accelerate and promote creative projects that will
improve lives while preserving the planet. The
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programme calls for individual entrepreneurs,
SMEs, not-for-profit organizations, or government-
related entities to submit their solutions, which
should be at a demonstration and implementation
stage, to Expo Live. Expo Live will deploy a
combination of programmes, challenges and
knowledge-sharing events in the run-up to the
Expo, focusing on the universal drivers of progress
— Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability —
which are core themes to Expo 2020 Dubai.
A Sustainability Pavilion will be constructed in the
heart of Expo 2020 site as one of Dubai initiatives
to accelerate a momentum towards a greener and
cleaner future. The pavilion is expected to be a
magnet for Expo 2020 Dubai visitors, especially
children and youth, interested in science and best
practice sustainability.
Expo 2020 Dubai will award 47 construction
contracts worth AED 11 billion (3.0 billion USD) in
2017.
A further 98 non-construction contracts totaling
more than AED 360 million (98 million USD) will
also be distributed before the end of the year.
These will range from legal advisory services to
event management and merchandising.
The construction contracts for 2017, which are
open to local, regional and international
businesses, include the third and final
infrastructure package for the event’s support
areas, including car parking.
Other key awards for the year ahead include the
construction of the three Thematic Districts that
will host the majority of the pavilions, as well as
the public areas and the design, development and
delivery of all temporary architecture and
infrastructure required to stage the event.
SAP, a global leader in innovative software
solutions, has become Expo 2020 Dubai’s first
international Premier Partner and will support the
delivery of personalized experiences to millions of
visitors from around the world.
SAP will co-innovate on real-time technology
platforms that enable organizers and exhibitors to
instantaneously analyze data to identify visitor
trends. These insights will be used to help tailor
each visitor’s experience to their preferences.
This could enable visitors arriving at Expo 2020
Dubai to be informed of the quickest route to their
preferred pavilions with suggested stops on the
way, or being directed to see the latest virtual
reality advances because they are technology
enthusiasts.
Expo 2020 Dubai is expected to run more than 20
real-time solutions on the SAP HANA in-memory
platform and the SAP S/4HANA real-time business
suite.
At the end of February 2017, France officially
confirmed its participation in a letter from French
Prime Minister, addressed to the Ruler of Dubai.
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AL MAKTOUM AIRPORT EXPANSION
Developer: Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects
(DAEP)
Size : 56 km²
Value: AED 120 billion
Location: Dubai South
Announcement: 2016
Completion time: 2018
Description: The expansion of the airport will be
executed in two phases over the next six to eight
years. The first will construct new terminal
facilities, concourses and satellite terminals, as
well as expand existing facilities. The second sub-
phase will expand and construct runways, site
grading, roads
Currently, Al Maktoum International is capable of
handling more than 5 million passengers. A
year.After the expansion's completion, the
airport will be able to handle more than 220
million passengers a year. The airport is expected
to become the world's biggest, in terms of size
and passenger capacity by 2050.The project will
also allow Dubai’s cargo-handling capacity to
treble – to more than 12 million tonnes a year, up
from 4 million tonnes.
In March2016, DAEP announced that it had
awarded a contract to Alec to increase the
Figure 11- Al Matoum Airport after completion of phase I
capacity of the passenger terminal at Al Maktoum
airport to handle 26 million passengers, from its
current capacity of 5 million. Under the
agreement, the first phase will increases the built
up area of the Passenger Terminal Building from
the existing 66,107 sqm to 145,926 sqm and will
be completed by June 2017.
In May 2016, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al
Maktoum, the chairman of Dubai Airports and
Emirates Group said that Work is underway on an
expansion of the airport’s annual capacity to 26
million passengers. Also Turner & Townsend was
appointed as project manager for the passenger
terminal expansion
It was also announced in May 2016 that the next
phase of expansion at Al Maktoum International
Airport is set to get under way in June 2016 with
the announcement of major new infrastructure
projects.
In September 2016, an official said that the
project will be financed through debt.
Khalifa Al Zaffin, the executive chairman of Dubai
Aviation City Corporation and Dubai South
declared that 80 % of flydubai’s operations are
expected to move from Dubai International
Airport to Al Maktoum the next year (2017), and
that Emirates is expected to move into Al
Maktoum by 2025.
In October 2016, Turkey-based AE Arma-
Elektropanç has been appointed for the
mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) works
( $65 million)at Al Maktoum International
Airport. It was also published that the
completion date of the first phase, that aims to
increase the capacity of the airport to 26 millions,
will be June 2018 isntead of June 2017.
In November 2016, Dubai announced plans for an
initial $3 billion financing deal to support the
expansion of its two international airports. The
government has chosen HSBC to arrange the
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funding of $3 billion towards the expansion of Al
Maktoum International Airport.
A consortium of Dubai state entities, comprising
of the Department of Finance, state-owned fund
Investment Corporation of Dubai, and the Dubai
Aviation City Corporation, will raise the financing.
The three parties will work jointly to raise
financing from various liquidity sources, both
conventional and Islamic while HSBC is acting as
financial advisor.
Dubai Department of Finance said that Dubai
government has sent a request for proposals to
banks for the financing of the expansion of Al
Maktoum International Airport, and expects
to receive banks' feedback over coming weeks.
In December 2016, The Lane Construction
Corporation, a U.S. subsidiary of the Salini
Impregilo Group, was made responsible for 60%
of the Al Maktoum International Airport
Expansion Project. In preparation for the
expansion, Lane will work on temporary fences
and gates, utilities and site offices, as well as site
security. It is to start in January 2017 and finish in
31 months.
Also in January 2017, it was annouced that The
government is due to get commitments from
banks over the next two weeks for a $3 billion
loan to back the $35 billion airport project. The
$3 billion loan for the airport expansion is split
between a $2 billion conventional tranche and a
$1 billion-equivalent, local-currency Islamic
tranche.
Banks participating in the transaction,
coordinated by HSBC, can commit funding across
the two tranches and the loan will have a seven-
year maturity.
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EMAAR South
Developer: Dubai South and Emaar partners
Value: AED25 billion ($6.8bn)
Size: 145 km²
Location: Residential District in Dubai South
Launching time: 2016
Completion time: 2019
Description: Emaar South was announced in late
August 2016. The project will feature six districts
for more than 15,000 homes that include villas,
town houses and apartments, an 18-hole
championship golf course, community parks,
retail facilities, schools, and three and four-star
hotels.
The first phase of the project was launched in
early September 2016 (The villages and the
pulse). More launches for various property types
will follow.
The Villages is the first residential cluster for
home-buyers that offers urban lifestyle in a rural
environment with lush green vegetation where
residents will be able to grow their own
vegetables. The project will host 3-5 villages,
each covering one square kilometer and host
around 6,000 residential units.
The villages Project was announced in October
2015 with at a cost of Dh25 billion. The master
plan of the project, which was to be built around
a large international airport and airport city, was
announced in 2006-07, with development value
estimated at Dh110 billion at that time.
Construction of the first phase of the project
was launched in 2016. The first village is
expected to be completed in 2019 – a year
before Dubai hosts World Expo 2020 at the
neighboring exhibition site.
The Pulse development will be centred around a
70-metre wide, six-lane boulevard. It will include
236 town houses, which will be completed by
December 2018. They will be followed by 152
apartments in a project called The Pulse
Boulevard Apartments and 60 apartments in a
block to be known as The Pulse Residence, all of
which are expected to be completed by June
2019.
On October 3, 2016, it was announced that over
300 homes were sold as part of the first release
at The Pulse, directly from the master-developer.
In January 2017, it was announced that a new
multi-purpose development, MAG 5 Boulevard,
will be built on an area of 1.27 million sq feet in
The Village.
The developer, formed jointly by MAG Property
Development (MAG PD) and MBM Holding said
that the project would be completed within two
years.
Once completed, MAG 5 Boulevard will feature
1,172 residential units and a selection of retail,
food and beverage (F&B), and leisure and
entertainment amenities. The project is
estimated at $190m (AED700m).
MAG 5 announced PD FNC as the main
contractor for MAG 5 Boulevard.
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METRO ROUTE 2020
Developer: RTA
Length: 14.5 Km
Number of stations: 7
Value: AED 10.6 billion (US$2.7 billion)
Launching time:June 2016
Completion time:Second quarter of 2020
Description: An extra 15 km will be added to the
Dubai Metro with plenty of extra trains and
stations added into the mix.
The extension will link the Red Line from
Nakheel Harbour&Tower Station to the Expo
2020 site in Dubai South, and will be made up of
11.8km of viaduct and 3.2km of underground
tracks.
The trip from Dubai Marina to Expo 2020 will
last 16 minutes.
Number of trains: 50 to serve Dubai Metro
passengers and Expo 2020 visitors.
The Route 2020 is expected to serve 640
inhabitants and 1000 passengers per hour.
The main station will be EXPO 2020 station
which its design was inspired from the wing of
the plan.
The Official operation of the service will begin
on May 20, 2020 - five months before the
official opening of the Expo. As part of the
project, 50 trains will be purchased with 15 for
the Expo service and 35 to upgrade the metro
system.
In June 2016,The contract for the Dh10.6 billion
project was awarded to Expolink, a consortium
of French, Spanish and Turkish firms.
The French Thales Group will provide
technological systems and Acciona and
Gulermack will handle civil work.
In September 2016, the foundation stone was
laid.
According to Mattar Al Tayer, director-general of
RTA, the Preliminary work on the Route has
begun immediately after laying the foundation
stone and the drilling work is scheduled to start
by the end of 2016.
On October 10, 2016, RTA signed an agreement
with the contractors and Mattar Al Tayer,
director-general of RTA said that the consortium
is currently undertaking soil analysis and
sourcing NOCs.
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MALL OF THE WORLD

Developer: Dubai Holding

Size:48 million sq. ft.(According to the original

plan who has been changed but It isn’t clear yet
whether the project will be downsized).

Cost: The original plan was going to cost Dh25

billion but the new cost announced Id about
DH80 billion.

Location: Was initially planned to be built in

Mohammed Bin Rashid City but in July 2014
Dubai Holding changed the location to Al Sufouh
district along Sheikh Zayed Road. The main
reason for the change of the location is that it
will allow the project to develop and grow
gradually.
Launching time: Was announced in late 2012.
Completion time: The first phase is expected to
be accomplished by 2020 and it was confirmed
in March that the Mall would take 15 years to
complete.
Description: Was initially planned to be the
biggest mall in the world. The original plan
included 8 million sq. ft. of shopping areas, a
fully air conditioned city, comprising more than
4,500,000 m², areas for theaters, cultural events,
medical tourism, about 20,000 hotel rooms, and
the largest indoor game park in the world and a
7 kilometers of ‘climate-controlled’
covered pedestrian streets.
The development has been reworked because
investors are looking for rational projects and
the new plans are made up of three separate
malls, built at different times. The developments
will likely still includes 9.15 million square feet of
retail space, with street shops and malls. There
will also be 35 office buildings, and 8,000 homes
(including luxury apartments, student housing
and staff accommodation). Ina addition, in order
to avoid the biggest traffic jam in Dubai, there
will be 22 entrances and exits across four roads
into the development. It will also be connected
to the metro, tram, bus and cycling tracks.
It appears that the plans for the area to be
the world’s ‘first temperature controlled city
have also been scrapped.
The first phase of four phases which will be 8
million square feet will be completed by the
time Dubai hosts Expo2020.

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Figure 12- The Mall of the World
MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE

Developer: Dubai Government

Value: AED 500 million ($136 million)

Location: Emirates Towers area near Sheikh Zayed Road

Launching time: March 2015

Completion time: 2017

Description: The museum is expected to provide an innovative environment with visitors being able to
experience the future through cutting-edge simulations and interactive demonstrations. It aims to be an
incubator for ideas and real designs, a driver for innovation and a global destination for inventors and
entrepreneurs.

Part of the museum structure will be 3D printed rather than conventionally built.

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 DUBAI FRAME

Developer: Emaar Properties

Size: 6 Km²

Value: AED 160 million (The $43.6 million)

Location: Zabeel Park

Launching time : End of 2013

Completion time: Q4- 2016 (but not opened yet).

Description: Giant structure shaped like a

picture frame: Two 150 m towers 93 m wide,
connected with a 100 m² bridge where ample
room will be available for visitors to take
snapshots of the city’s panoramic view. A cafe
will also be available at the top. The 50-storey
structure frames views of the city will allowing
visitors to see Old Dubai from one side and the
New Dubai skyline from another from its
strategic location in Zabeel Park. Upto 300
mist effects, smells and motion create the
visitors shall be allowed on the viewing deck at a
immersive mood setting of the space.
time
The construction of the project started in 2013.
Dubai Frame is expected to be visited by an
estimated 2 million tourists a year. The project In 2015, it was announced that 75% of the
will be opened to the public by August 2016. The project was completed and that the Frame will
plot area for Dubai Frame is 24,220 sq. metres, open in December 2015.
while the built up area is 10,835 sq. metres. The
Dubai-based Al Rostamani Pegel LLC is the main Later on, Dubai Media Office revealed that the
contractor and the design consultant is Arcadis Frame will open in last quarter of 2016.
(Hyder Consulting).
In October 2016, it was announced that 80% of
One of the main features of the building will be the project was completed.
the Exhibition Hall showcasing facts, photos and
artefacts. The concept reflects a journey The project is still under construction and
through time, starting at the mezzanine level, there’s been no official word on what’s caused
where visitors enter into an immersive the delay in opening.
experience representing the past. Projections,

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Figure 13Dubai frame on Feb 2017

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 HYPERLOOP TRAIN
Developer: RTA and Hyperloop One
Value: $160 million (Initial budget)
Size: 150 km (Dubai-Abu Dhabi)
Launching time: 2016
Completion time: 2020 (1st Phase)
Description: A Hyperloop train, a hi-tech
transport system that will link between Dubai
and Abu Dhabi and between Dubai between
Dubai and Riyadh with speeds that can reach
1,200 km per hour. Once operational, the
passengers will be able to travel from Dubai and
Abu Dhabi in less than 12 minutes and between
Dubai and Riyadh in less than 48 minutes.
In February 2017, RTA has begun studies to test
the feasibility of introducing the hyperloop
technology in the emirate in partnership with
the US Company Hyperloop One.
Over the past three months, Hyperloop One and
the RTA have carried out provisional studies
focusing on the suggested routes in Dubai; the
economic, financial and environmental impact;
the rate of resulting reduced traffic congestion;
and carbon emissions.
Studies have also been carried out to examine
the standards of issuing safety certificates.
Figure 14 Hyper Loop train- Master Plan
Several workshops were held to discuss details
relating to passenger safety, impact of potential
obstacles and risks, provisional plans to counter
gravity, and other technical issues.
“Following the completion of the provisional
feasibility study, Hyperloop One will submit final
reports for assessment of deliverables by RTA
experts, and recommendations will be raised to
the steering committee to assess the feasibility
of implementing the hyperloop technology,”
said Mattar Al Tayer, director general and
chairman of RTA.
The system is still fairly new and has yet to be
experimented or tested on the ground and its
safety certifications have not been issued.
“So it has been agreed to explore the feasibility
of providing this technology in Dubai in future
without setting a timeline for the time being,”
he added.
The initial phase of Hyperloop One's
operational test will be carried out inQ1 2017 in
the US using a vacuum tube extending 500m.
Currently, Hyperloop One is planning to hire
dozens of staff in the UAE.
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 MBR SOLAR PARK EXPANSION
Developer: DEWA
Size: 16 square kilometer
Capacity: 200MW CSP
Value: AED 50 billion (US$13.6billion)
Location: Seih Al Dahal, on the Dubai - Al Ain road
Launching time: 2016 (Third phase)
Completion time: April 2020 (Third phase)
Description: Shams 1 is expected to become the
world’s largest concentrated solar power. It is
based on the independent power producer (IPP)
model. The 13MW first phase became operational
in 2013. The 200MW second phase was
inaugurated in March 20th 2017.
The project is part of DEWA’s efforts to support
the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 to increase
the share of clean energy in Dubai, reaching a total
energy output of 7% by 2020, 25% by 2030, and
75% by 2050.
In June 2016, DEWA announced that the Masdar-
led consortium was the selected bidder for the
800MW third phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid
Al Maktoum Solar Park, to be completed by 2020
after getting a levelized cost of electricity (LCOE)
of $2.99 cents per kilowatt hour (kW/h).
In January 2017, it was announced that the
construction of the 800 megawatt, MW, phase 3
of the project will start at the end of January
following the award of the engineering,
procurement, construction and EPC.
The EPC contract agreement has been awarded to
an international consortium led by specialist
renewable energy contractor Gran Solar of Spain,
alongside Spanish specialist Acciona and Ghella of
Italy. The Expansion will occur in three stages. The
first 200MW stage is expected to be completed by
the first half of 2018 and the next 300MW phase is
due the following year, with the final 300MW
tranche to come on.
On Sunday 22 Jan 2017, All qualified bidders were
requested to present proposals for a 200MW
concentrated solar power, CSP, plant, the fourth
phase of the MBR Solar Park.
HH Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum
said that the project will be operational by April
2021.
The total capacity of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al
Maktoum Solar Park will reach 1,000MW by 2020,
and 5,000MW by 2030, with total investments of
$13.6bn (AED50bn).
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 BLUE WATER ISLANDS

Developer: Meraas Holding and Van Oord The Island is anticipated to attract more than
Company three million visitors per annum.

Value: AED 6 billion The Stakeholders involved in the development

of Blue Waters are:
Location: A man-made island opposite
to Jumeirah Beach Residence coastline near
Dubai Marina

Launching time:2013

Completion time: 2018

Description: Blue Waters is a mixed use

development comprising demarcated retail,
residential, hospitality and entertainment. It will
feature a bespoke ‘souq’ encircled by a
promenade that will boast alfresco dining
outlets serving a wide variety of cuisine. The Figure 15 Blue Water Islands Master Plan
‘souq’ will host an eclectic mix of retail stores
and a ‘food hall’ offering fresh produce in a Van Oord, the Dutch firm known for its previous
traditional ‘market’ atmosphere. Blue Waters work on Palm Jumeirah is conducting the
will also host a boutique five star hotel and dredging work for Blue Waters.
varied residential options. The design and construction of the Dubai Eye

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will be by Hyundai Contracting and Starneth would also provide uninterrupted traffic
Engineering. These were the same companies movement from the Island to Dubai and Abu
responsible for constructing the London Eye. Dhabi via the Sheikh Zayed Road.

Al Shafar General Contracting (ASGC) in joint
venture with Kier was awarded the construction
of all residential buildings in Blue Waters.
On February 13 2013, the project was unveiled
and approved by the ruler of Dubai.
The project would be served by an automated
personal rapid transit system to lift visitors from
the metro station to the festivities area, a
footbridge would be constructed to link the

RTA in conjunction with Meraas Holding Group,

has undertaken the project of constructing
Access Bridges to the Blue Waters Island
opposite to JBR, at a cost of AED 475 million. The
project was set for completion in December
2016.

The bridges include two lanes designated for the
planned Automated Personal Rapid Transit
System to ease the mobility of visitors from and
to the metro station (Nakheel Harbour& Tower)
on the Sheikh Zayed Road nearby the Island. The
bridges to be constructed would provide free
movement for motorists inbound from Abu
Dhabi on the Sheikh Zayed Road heading
towards Bluewaters Island, and for those
inbound from Al Khail Road through Qarn Al
Sabkha Street heading towards the Island. It
Figure 16 Blue Water Islands in July 2016
Luxury Island with the waterfront of the JBR, and
a teleferic (cable car) would be in place to
shuttle visitors from and to the entertainment
zone.
Last updates were announced in September
2016, when RTA said that the completion rate of
the bridges project had reached 85%.

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AIN DUBAI

Developer: Meraas Holding and Van Oord

Company

Value: $270 million

Location: Blue Water Island

Launching time: 2013

Completion time: 2018

Description: The project was previously going to

be named Dubai Eye, but, the name was later
changed to Ain Dubai.

Ain Dubai is the main attraction of Blue Water

Islands; It is a 210m-tall observation wheel,
inspired by the 135m-tall London Eye in the UK.
It is expected to be the world’s tallest Ferris
wheel.

Serving as the centrepiece of Water Islands

project, the 210-meter Ferris wheel will offer
views of Dubai’s exotic coastline and iconic
landmarks such as Burj Al Arab, Palm Jumeirah
and Burj Khalifa.

The piazza at the base of the wheel will serve as

an entertainment zone and a unique venue for
private parties, weddings and conferences. It is
planned to mount a large LED screen on the
wheel to create an innovative electronic
platform for broadcasting movies,
advertisements, and interactive information.
The design and construction of the Ain
Dubai was delegated to Hyundai Contracting
Figure 17 Ain Dubai in June 2016
and Starneth Engineering.
The construction was due to start back in June
2013 and be completed sometime during 2015,
but the start date was pushed back to May 2015.
On July 11, 2016, Merras said that the
Construction of Ain Dubai has reached a
significant milestone.
“The Construction of the project has been made
possible with two of the world’s largest cranes,
each boasting a 180-metre-long boom and lifting
capacity of more than 3,000 tonnes.
They were manufactured and assembled in the
UAE and shipped to Bluewaters Island due to
their size – the spindle has a diameter of 6.25
metres and is made of steel that is similar to
that used for nuclear power plants.”

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 UNION OASIS

Developer: RTA On 22 February 2017,The RTA said that the

deadline for pre-qualifying developers and
Size: 37,885 m² potential bidders for the design, construction,
Project value: AED 700 million

Location: Union Square in Deira

Launching time: 2014

Completion time: 2018

Description: Union Oasis, which was formerly a

public park, will consist of five mixed-use towers
featuring residential apartments, green areas,
commercial and retail space.
It will be built above Union Square metro station
in Deira. The towers will occupy 14,662 m². They
will be connected at podium level and can
consist of four basements, a ground and
mezzanine level, and up to 20 storeys above
ground.
Union Oasis is a Transport-oriented
developments project (TOD) that aims to raise
the efficiency and users of mass transit systems
through re-planning of districts around the
metro stations. After its completion; it is
estimated that car trips to the site will fall by 50
per cent as people will opt to use the metro and
other transit options.
The project will be built under a public-private
partnership model. The RTA is involved in the
Union Oasis project because the land of the site
of the project happens to belong to RTA.
financing, operation and maintenance of Union
Oasis had been extended to 28 February 2017.
The agency also said that it would be offering a
minimum revenue guarantee to the winning
bidders to encourage more private sector firms
to participate.
Abdul Mohsen Ibrahim Younes, the CEO of the
RTA’s rail agency said about this decision: “The
step illustrates our keenness to enhance the
attractiveness & feasibility of the Project, which
boasts of being the first urban Transit Oriented
Development undertaken in partnership with
the private sector. The project is located in one
of Dubai’s busiest districts, and is directly linked
with all mass transit means (metro, buses, taxis
and marine transit modes)."

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 AL MAMZAR BEACH FRONT
Developer: Emaar Properties & Dubai
Municipality
Size: over 9 million sq. ft. (836.127 m²)
Value: AED 10 billion ($2.72 billion)
Location: Deira
Launching time: 2014
Completion time: 2018
Description: The development of Al Mamzar
Beach allocate 449,650 m² for buildings and
facilities that includes 4,000 residential units,
300 hotel rooms, and 250,000 m² of retail
outlets, 3.5 km of walking tracks covered with
plantations, Water park, Fountains, Waterfront
residence, Recreational facilities and Shopping
centers.
Figure 18AL MAMZAR BEACH FRONT
Emaar Properties has revealed that design works
on Al Mamzar beachfront is presently ongoing.
The whole project is expected to be completed
in the fourth quarter of 2018.
Project timeline:
May 2014: Emaar signed a memorandum of
understanding (MoU) with Dubai Municipality.
May 2014: Emaar is now responsible for the
feasibility study of the project.
June 2014: Emaar is expected to finish the
feasibility study in the first quarter of 2015.
December 2014: Tenders for the design contract
is expected to be released in the first quarter of
2015.
March 2015: Emaar has completed the
feasibility study on the project. They are
currently waiting for approval from Dubai
Municipality.
April 2015: Dubai Municipality has approved the
project. Design works are currently underway
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 Six Flags Dubai

Developer: DXB Entertainments PJSC square feet, the estimated cost of the project is
AED 2.6 billion.
Cost: AED 2.6 billion

Location: Dubai Parks and Resorts, Dubailand

Launching time: 2016

In July 2016, Dubai Parks and Resorts announced

that construction has commenced for Six Flags
Dubai.

Planned to open in late 2019, Six Flags Dubai will

be the fourth theme park at the Dubai Parks and
Resorts destination and will include 27 rides and
attractions for all ages across six themed zones;
Thrillseeker Plaza, Magic Mountain, Fiesta Texas,
Great Escape, Great Adventure, and Great
America. Set over an area of 3.5 million square
feet with an opening day footprint of 2 million

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 JUMEIRAH BAY ISLAND
Developer: Meraas Development
Size: This 6.3 million Sq. ft. (in which 2.5 million
Sq. ft. already exist when it was launched I in
2012.)
Value: 100 million € (Only land)
Location: is off the coast of Dubai, close to the
old Jumeirah Beach Club.
Launching time: February 2013
Completion time: 2017
Description: Jumeira Bay is a six million sq. ft.
mixed-use island sculpted in the shape of a
titanic seahorse riding the arcs of sand and rock.
The island can be directly accessed via a 300
meter bridge that has been provided for
residents and visitors.
The island will house a very elite high end
boutique resort along with low rise apartment
buildings and a marina. It is planned be the
home for few exclusive home owners who will
have the luxury of being on their private beach
with great views out to sea or to Dubai's world
Figure 19Jumeirah By Island-someday
renowned skyline including the tallest building in
the world
At first, it was f called “Island 2” then the name
changed to Jumana Island later on in the same
year 2013. Meraas Development contracted Van
Oord to build the island at a cost of 100 million
Euro.
Work on the project has started in the February
2013 and completion was scheduled for the end
of 2013.
Figure 20 Jumeirah Bay Islan on the Map
The name of the project changed again to
“Jumeirah Bay Island”.
In 2014 Meraas announced the development of
the Bulgari Resort and Residences in partnership
with the Italian Bulgari brand in Jumeirah Bay
Island.
Designed by Italian architectural firm, Antonio
Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners, the Bulgari
Resort & Residences will comprise 101 rooms
and suites in the main hotel buildings, as well as
20 hotel villas and a full range of luxury hotel
facilities.
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Figure21 A render of the Bulgari Hotel and
Resort
Figure 22 Jumeirah Bay Island in 2014
Figure 23 Jumeirah Bay Islan in Feb 2016
On February 1, 2017, it was announced that the
Bulgari hotels will open in the fourth quarter of
the year followed by a select number of
apartments and mansions built by Meraas. The
six, seven-storey apartment buildings will be
clustered around a marina. There will be 165
apartments and eight penthouses plus 15
mansions. Private sales of the residences have
started, but the property prices have not been
officially announced. The project will also
encompass a 50-berth marina and a yacht club.
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 PEARL JUMEIRAH
Developer: Meraas Holding
Size: 8.3 million Sq. ft.
Location: Pearl Jumeirah, Dubai
Launching time: 2011
Description: Pearl Jumeirah Island was originally
part of the stage 1 plans of Meraas
Development to develop Jumeirah Gardens City,
a spectacular mixed community development
project located between Diyafa Street and Al
Safa Park in the Al Satwa precinct of Jumeirah.
This project also included a group of 7 man-
made islands just off the Jumeirah coastline
which were planned to be predominantly
residential, made up of East Bay – which has
been re-designated as Pearl Jumeirah Island.
The construction of the man-made 75
hectare Pearl Jumeriah has been undertaken by
leading property developer.
This is the first island or more precisely a
peninsula that shows the proposed eastern arm
of the Dubai Creek extension which was planned
to intersect the entire original Jumeirah Gardens
project area. The islands also had the
hydrological function of providing a breakwater
for the new Dubai Creek extension Jumeirah
outlet.
The offshore development had originally been
called East Bay when the project was first
launched years ago and was to be made up of
high rise buildings, but will now be home to
residential villas, a five star hotel and a retail
area.
The development site is a reclaimed island
proposed to be approximately 7,500,000 square
feet. The main component of the project is a
residential development with a mixture of villa
plots and townhouse plots with an average area
of 10,000 square feet each and approximately
315 smaller townhouse plots.
Land in this development will be sold to
individual purchasers who will have the
opportunity to build their dream homes.
Community facilities and mixed use retail will be
provided to meet the needs of the community,
along with the attractively landscaped common
areas.
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FACILITIES and AMENITIES in Jumeirah Pearl Island
- Community Park
- Mosques
- Retail Outlets
- Hotel

Figure 24 Pearl Jumeirah in 2016

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