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SHARE Red Sea Development Company, the developer of the mammoth tourism project on Saudi Arabia’s west coast, said it awarded contracts to complete structural work for a luxury hotel and villas. Saudi Arabian contractor Al Bawani will conduct civil and structural works across 40 hotel villas on the Southern Dunes site while Swiss timber specialist Blumer Lehmann will carry out planning, construction and fabrication works for a hotel on Ummahat Al Shaykh Island, the developer said in a statement on Wednesday. The company did not disclose the value of these contracts. The contract awards "s...

TRSDC awards luxury Saudi Red Sea hotel, resorts contracts RIYADH, February 3, 2021 The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC), the developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project, has awarded contracts to Saudi-based Al Bawani and leading Swiss timber construction company Blumer Lehmann for development of its luxury hotels and resorts.    As per this contract, both the companies will play pivotal roles in the construction of hotels across The Red Sea Project, said the statement from TRSDC.   Al Bawani will responsible for civil and structural works across ...

February 2021 690 The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC), the developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project, has awarded contracts to Saudi-based Al Bawani and leading Swiss timber construction company Blumer Lehmann for development of its luxury hotels and resorts.    As per this contract, both the companies will play pivotal roles in the construction of hotels across The Red Sea Project, said the statement from TRSDC.   Al Bawani will responsible for civil and structural works across 40 hotel villas on the Southern Dunes site, while Blumer Lehmann r...

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Marks Barfield Architects has designed a sustainable mosque in Cambridge that draws on local architecture while incorporating traditional Islamic design aspects, including geometric patterns that symbolise the infinite. The studio, which won the project in an international competition commissioned by the Cambridge Mosque Trust, wanted the Cambridge Central Mosque to be respectful of its surroundings while simultaneously standing out. "It was a question of what a British mosque should be in the 21st century; it was very much about recognising that Islam is part of British culture now and has ...