Nobu restaurant, Atlantis, The Palm, UAE
After 14 years, Japanese-Peruvian restaurant Nobu has relocated its residence at Atlantis, The Palm to the 22nd floor of the resort, which offers some of the most enticing views of Dubai.
Projects
We are involved in many of the world’s largest construction projects. Take a look at some examples where our work has helped to transform landscapes and lives.
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Thames City, UK
Delivering almost 1,500 new homes, shops, restaurants and commercial space centered around 2.5 acres of public open space, the Thames City development is one of Chinese developer R&F Properties’ first major projects in London.
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Water purification and bottling plant, Atlantis, The Palm, UAE
Atlantis Dubai pledged to eliminate all single-use plastic bottles by the end of 2023, aligning with The Crown Prince’s ‘Dubai Can’ sustainability initiative, which aims to eliminate single-use plastic across the city over several phases.
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ONE BioHub, UK
ONE BioHub in Aberdeen is a unique new-build industry innovation hub to drive life sciences commercialisation, company creation and growth.
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Atlantis, The Palm, UAE
Since 2015, the iconic, 46 hectare, 5-star resort has undergone the largest hotel refurbishment in the United Arab Emirates, all while remaining operational throughout.
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Tower Hamlets Town Hall, UK
We have worked on the refurbishment of the Grade II listed former Royal London Hospital to create a brand-new Town Hall for the local community of London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
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Hong Kong MTR, Hong Kong
Working to review and improve the way the MTR Corporation manages its railway infrastructure projects.
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Standard Chartered PMO, Global
Global bank Standard Chartered’s world-wide property transformation programme, ‘Twice the Experience’, aims to maximise efficiencies in its portfolio while delivering a high-quality workplace for its staff.
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Celtic Interconnector, Ireland
The Celtic Interconnector is a planned subsea link to allow the exchange of electricity between Ireland and France.