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Dubai-Lover
October 12th, 2004, 12:59 PM
Name: Dubai Pearl Hotel
Location: Dubai Pearl
Floors: 60
Height: 287m
Use: Hotel 5-star
Cost: 485 million AED

Developer: Arabtec

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/503/11020Moevenpick_Dubai_Pearl_Hotel.jpg

Arabtec to construct Dubai Pearl Hotel
Arabtec Construction has been awarded The Dubai Pearl Hotel contract to build the 60-storey, high-rise hotel at the Dubai Pearl Development situated within Dubai Media City.

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From left to right: Mr Riad Kamal – M.D. of Arabtec & Mr Jamal Abu Isa - M.D. of Dubai Pearl Inc.

The 287meter, 5-star hotel is a partnership between M/s Dubai Pearl Inc. (DPI) and M/s Kingdom Hotel Investment Group. The construction period for the AED 485 million hotel is 26 months and the completion date will be December 2006.

Given its unique setting, within the fast growing business district of Media City and overlooking the Jumeirah Palm Island,
Mr Jamal Abu Isa - M.D. of Dubai Pearl Inc. said : The Dubai Pearl Hotel will be a one of a kind business hotel that will make a true statement for Dubai.

The Master planner and Architect for the Development is M/s Chapman Taylor, UK and the consultant for the Hotel is M/s Norr Group. The Hotel will be operated by the Swiss hospitality chain Movenpick and will be fashioned to the highest international standards of luxury and service. The technologically advanced 760 room smart hotel will have an identity in line with the rest of the Dubai Pearl Development.

The footprint of the hotel is designed to grant every guestroom with a stunning water view. The hotel will accommodate 7 specialty restaurants, a 1600 sqm ballroom and business function facility, over 2000 sqm of business center facility and a state of the art Gymnasium and wellness Spa covering over 3000 sqm.

One of the unique features of the hotel will be the observation deck, 230 meters above sea level which will provide an overwhelming view of the Arabian Gulf, The Palm Jumeirah and the surroundings. The magical views and exotic cuisines planned for the multi-level restaurant and bar on the top floor will soon make it a sought after destination in Dubai.

In addition to its many features, the hotel is well integrated with the rest of the Dubai Pearl development which includes- cultural, retail, residential and business facilities.

The Dubai Pearl Hotel will be a resourceful and stunning response to a fast moving city.

Mr Riad Kamal – M.D. of Arabtec said 'We are proud to have been selected for implementing this prestigious project, it enhances our current portfolio which includes 17 other high rise towers: 13 for JBR1 & JBR3. Two towers for Al Fattan Properties and one for Le Reve all at Dubai Marina plus Al Yamamah Tower at Dubai Creek, in addition to the 2000 Villas currently under construction for EMAAR at the Meadows, Springs and Arabian Ranches.'

Dubai-Lover
October 12th, 2004, 01:00 PM
finally a really tall tower again

hope there will be detailed render soon

Dubai-Lover
October 12th, 2004, 01:00 PM
sa boy, please add to ss.com

SA BOY
October 12th, 2004, 01:09 PM
done

Trances
October 12th, 2004, 03:30 PM
been waiting for this one for ages
and still waiting for render
we need photo of the empty site any one !

ahmedr
October 12th, 2004, 04:31 PM
if this one is 285meters then the ones around it must be at least 200 meters!

Dubai-Lover
October 12th, 2004, 05:24 PM
yes, these will be very close to 200 or a bit above
nice development with these heigths

Dubai-Lover
October 12th, 2004, 07:21 PM
some more info on the hotel and another render showing the location opposite palm jumeirah

http://www.tradearabia.com/source/2004-10/12/dubaipearl.jpg


$132m Dubai Pearl Hotel on way

Arabtec Construction has been awarded a contract to build the 60-storey Dubai Pearl Hotel at a cost of Dh485 million ($132 million).

The 287metre, five-star hotel is being built at the Dubai Pearl Development situated within Dubai Media City.

The 760-room hotel, overlooking the Jumeirah Palm Island, is a partnership between Dubai Pearl (DPI) and Kingdom Hotel Investment Group.

The construction period is 26 months and the completion date will be December 2006.

Dubai Pearl managing director Jamal Abu Isa said the hotel "will be a one of a kind business hotel that will make a true statement for Dubai".

The master planner and architect for the development is Chapman Taylor, UK and the consultant for the hotel is Norr Group.

The hotel will be operated by the Swiss hospitality chain Movenpick and will be fashioned to the highest international standards of luxury and service.

The technologically advanced smart hotel will have an identity in line with the rest of the Dubai Pearl Development.

The footprint of the hotel is designed to grant every guestroom with a stunning water view.

The hotel will accommodate seven specialty restaurants, a 1,600 sq m ballroom and business function facility, over 2,000 sqm of business center facility and a state of the art Gymnasium and wellness Spa covering over 3,000 sqm.

One of the unique features of the hotel will be the observation deck, 230 metres above sea level which will provide an overwhelming view of the Arabian Gulf, The Palm Jumeirah and the surroundings.

The magical views and exotic cuisines planned for the multi-level restaurant and bar on the top floor will soon make it a sought after destination in Dubai.

In addition to its many features, the hotel is well integrated with the rest of the Dubai Pearl development which includes- cultural, retail, residential and business facilities.

The Dubai Pearl Hotel will be a resourceful and stunning response to a fast moving city.

AltinD
March 11th, 2005, 11:00 AM
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The 60-storey, 287 metre high, 760-room, 5-star Dubai Pearl Hotel will accommodate 7 speciality restaurants, a 1,600 sq. m .ballroom, 2,000 sq. m. of fully equipped conference space and a 3,000 sq. m. state-of-the-art gymnasium & wellness spa. A unique feature of the USD 132.15 million hotel is the observation deck which is 230 metres above sea level

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PROJECT OVERVIEW
Project Type: Commercial - Hotel 5 Star
Progress: Under Construction
Estimated Completion: 2006
Estimated Value: 100 to 149 million (USD)


COMPANIES

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Dubai Pearl Inc. (DPI)
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Owner, Corporation
Notes: Dubai Pearl Inc., a sister concern of Omnix Group, is in partnership with Kingdom Holdings Company, Saudi Arabia for the construction of the hotel. Mr. Khalid Munayyer, Project Manager; Mr. Jamal Abu Isa, Managing Director.
Contact No.: 971-4-3246664
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Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone (TECOM)
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Owner, Government
Notes: Mr. Ahmed Bin Byat, Director General
Contact No.: 971-4-3998888
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Kingdom Holdings Company
Saudi Arabia
Company Type: Owner, Investor
Notes: Partnership with Omnix Group. Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz, Chairman
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Omnix Group
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Owner, Property Developer
Notes: Partnership with Kingdom Holdings Company, Saudi Arabia. Mr. Waleed Ghafari, Chief Operating Officer
Contact No.: 971-4-3246664
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Movenpick Hotels & Resorts
Switzerland
Company Type: Owner, Corporation
Notes: Switzerland-based Movenpick Hotels & Resorts has secured the management contract for the Movenpick Hotel at the Dubai Pearl.
Contact No.: 41-1-7122222
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Chapman Taylor LLP
United Kingdom
Company Type: Consultant, Architectural
Scope of Work: Master planners for the Dubai Pearl Development.
Contact No.: 44-20-73713000
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Norr Group Consultants International Ltd.
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Consultant, Design
Notes: Mr. Brian Mee, Project Manager
Key Contact: Mr. Daniel Ballas, Project Manager
Contact No.: 971-4-3304400
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E. Construct
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Consultant, Civil Engineering
Scope of Work: Pre-cast design Consultants.
Key Contact: Mr. Abdul Nadir El Asadi, Project Manager
Contact No.: 971-4-3911015
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Arabtec Construction LLC
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Contractor, Main
Notes: Mr. Riad Kamal, Managing Director; Mr. Ibrahim Hamadi, Projects Manager.
Contact No.: 971-4-3400700
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Al Sadaqa Transport
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Contractor, Earthmoving
Scope of Work: Excavation
Contact No.: 971-6-5347511
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Swissboring Overseas Corporation Ltd.
United Arab Emirates
Company Type: Contractor, Piling
Key Contact: Mr. Zannoni, Project Manager
Contact No.: 971-4-2222707
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NOTES

The construction period set for the Movenpick Hotel is 26 months from October 2004.
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dubaiflo
March 11th, 2005, 01:47 PM
observation deck sounds nice to me, you might have a great view of the palm..

Dubai-Lover
March 11th, 2005, 02:09 PM
i will link the missing companies later today
missed indigo tower and moevenpick actually!

Tom_Green
April 27th, 2005, 06:42 PM
One of the unique features of the hotel will be the observation deck, 230 metres above sea level which will provide an overwhelming view of the Arabian Gulf, The Palm Jumeirah and the surroundings.



This is one of my favorite towers.
An observation deck is the best part of a skyscraper.
For Dubai is this a step in the right direction. I hope more tower will follow.

Trances
April 29th, 2005, 01:23 AM
any signs of coming up ?

AltinD
April 29th, 2005, 10:56 AM
Very hard to tell. They are building the Palm road, underpasses and overhead bridges all around the aerea, so it is very hard to understand what construction activity belongs to the road and which to the Pearl project.

There is a real MESS!!!

Tom_Green
April 29th, 2005, 11:17 PM
Pics from march 20th

Copy the links
[IMG]http://mishappa.image.pbase.com/u34/bmcmorrow/upload/41291862.Mar05306.jpg

[IMG]http://mk23.image.pbase.com/u34/bmcmorrow/upload/41291867.Mar05313copy.jpg

Dubai-Lover
April 29th, 2005, 11:57 PM
cool
there are small plots under construction
the one at al sufuouh road is the hotel
looks like foundation is completed?

AltinD
April 30th, 2005, 12:09 AM
Pics from march 20th

Copy the links

http://mishappa.image.pbase.com/u34/bmcmorrow/upload/41291862.Mar05306.jpg

http://mk23.image.pbase.com/u34/bmcmorrow/upload/41291867.Mar05313copy.jpg



:)

Tom_Green
April 30th, 2005, 01:02 AM
:)

Altin it is forbidden to make direct links. We can`t see the picture.

AltinD
April 30th, 2005, 01:33 AM
You can't link the pictures, but by creating a link to the pictures, we don't have to copy the link on the brower, just clicking on it.

That's why I replied to your post and edited it a litle.

fahed
April 30th, 2005, 02:26 AM
Forbidden !!! Why?

Þróndeimr
May 27th, 2005, 11:15 PM
Gonna become a great hotel, in a great location. :)

Tom_Green
August 11th, 2005, 10:54 PM
Any news or construction pics about this high tower?

dubaiflo
August 12th, 2005, 01:37 PM
all fenced. i doubt you will see anything already.

Stephan23
November 4th, 2006, 05:24 PM
'on hold' status please

Stephan23
November 7th, 2006, 01:52 PM
Monday, 6 November 2006
Aggressive expansion for Movenpick
by Sarah Gain

Toufic Tamim: Mövenpick will roll out17 hotels across the Middle East over the next five years.
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts has disclosed details of ambitious plans to manage 17 additional hotels across the Middle East and to then aggressively pursue opportunities in Asia.

The Swiss hotel group has also revealed it is extended the company’s existing Bur Dubai property, to be completed by March 2007, and is currently establishing a Dubai-based sales office, to be manned by two sales managers who will be responsible for developing the outbound travel market to Mövenpick’s 55 properties worldwide.

“It will take up to five years to finish the projects we have planned for the Middle East, which will fill up gaps across the GCC primarily and make sure we have at least two hotels in every major GCC city. We will then move into India and Asia Pacific,” explained Toufic Tamim, vice president sales & marketing Middle East, Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts.

“This will start when we open a chic business hotel in Bangalore in 2009. We already have one property in Phuket and more properties in this region will follow.”

Mövenpick currently operates 27 Middle East properties – 13 in Egypt, four in Jordan, one each in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Yemen, Lebanon and the UAE and four in Saudi Arabia – but forthcoming openings in the region are set to be fast and furious.

Four properties will open in Dubai at the end of next year (see www.itp.net), followed by three more in 2008 and 2009; Dubai Pearl Hotel, Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach, and Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Laguna Tower Dubai.

Negotiations are also underway to secure management deals for two additional Dubai properties – in Dubailand and in the Sheikh Zayed Road/Business Bay area – taking its total property count in the city to 10.

“Once these properties are secured we will have every market in Dubai covered,” said Tamim. “We are also in negotiations regarding properties in Fujairah, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, but primarily in Abu Dhabi where there is potential to grow both events and leisure business.”

An Ajman property is also under construction and is set to open in 2008, giving the neighbouring Kempinski Hotel Ajman a run for its money. “The audience will be outbound meetings from Dubai, the leisure segment from Europe and the Asian market is opening up,” said Tamim. “Our prices might be slightly higher than at Kempinski as we’ll be a newer property.”

Additional Middle East properties in the pipeline include five in Saudi Arabia – in Buraydah (November 06), Al Khobar, Riyadh, Makkah and Yanbu – one each in Doha (soft opening in December for Asia Games) and Kuwait, and two in Palestine (Gaza and Ramallah), which are ready to open but “on hold” due to political instability. The hunt is also on to find a property to manage in Oman.