Damac awards main works contract for 52-storey Dubai tower
DUBAI, August 1, 2024
Damac Properties has announced that it had awarded the main works package for the development of its 52-storey tower - Damac Harbour Lights - as well as a five-storey parking block located in Dubai to Modern Building Contracting Company (MBCC), a leading construction group in UAE.
Strategically positioned between Port Rashid and Dubai's Drydocks World, the Harbour Lights offers spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments designed to reflect maritime history while providing modern seafront living, along with a range of modern amenities, said the developer in a statement.
Inspired by the Greek word 'Chrysogonos,' meaning 'begotten of gold,' the design incorporates elements of opulence and grandeur associated with maritime history.
Known for their expertise in executing large-scale projects across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, and Lebanon, MBCC brings a wealth of experience and a strong reputation for quality and reliability to this ambitious project, it stated.
As per the deal, MBCC's scope of work comprises the main works package, which includes the comprehensive construction of the tower and the parking block.
The construction on the 52-storey tower is well underway, with shoring and piling work already completed.
The focus has now shifted to the basement substructure, setting the stage for the next phases of development. It is expected to be completed by Q2 2027, it stated.
According to Damac, this timeline reflects the meticulous planning and coordination required to deliver a project of this scale and complexity, ensuring that every detail meets the highest standards of quality and excellence.
"We are excited to partner with MBCC on this landmark project. Their proven track record and dedication to excellence align perfectly with our vision for this development," remarked Mohammed Tahaineh, the General Manager of Projects at Damac.
Damac Harbour Lights is one of more than 15 residential towers launched by the Emirati developer over the past two years.
"This 52-storey tower will not only enhance the skyline but also set new benchmarks in luxury living," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
