Mizin, a member of Tatweer, said 60 per cent of the infrastructure works at the 23.5 million sq ft Remraam community has been completed, while excavation works for foundations of 71 per cent of the buildings have also been finished.

Contractors have been working simultaneously on several stages of construction across the four phases of Remraam development and work continues on building the sub and super-structures of the buildings.

The community’s infrastructure includes sewerage, water supply and irrigation works.

Mobilization is currently underway for electrical sub-stations in collaboration with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), said a Mizin official.

Currently pouring of concrete into the foundations is in progress to create sub structures. Concurrently, superstructure work has begun on buildings in several phases as construction has surged ahead.

Ahmad Sharaf, CEO of Tatweer Investments, said: “The accelerating progress at Remraam development reiterates Mizin’s core values, transparency and customer focus, as we remain committed to delivering a high quality product to our stakeholders within the scheduled timeframe.”

The development is projected to have over 15,000 workers and engineers over the course of construction, making Remraam one of the largest development sites in the UAE.

Remraam is Mizin’s fourth development, following the successful launch of the three communities, strategically located within Dubailand; the 13 million sq ft Liwan project, the 20 million sq. ft. Arjan development, and the 16.5 million sq. ft. Majan development.-TradeArabia News Service