Floors: 9F
Buildings: 3
Use: Offices and Award Ceremonies
Height:?

Its rite opposite Union House. Where they sed they were building the Jumeirah branch of the DM...there...

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haven't we seen this design.. maybe i mix it up.. with the RAK bank in garhoud probably.. ah i can't remember.

they didnt let anything yet for the imagination!!!:S

for the renders i can say that the towers look cool

So do you go there to get an award or something?

has it already won an award?

An awards complex? What the heck is an awards complex? A whole friggin building to decide who gets what award? Geez....

Awards complex let
CONSTRUCTION UAE
19 Jan 2007
The local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty has been awarded the AED 283 million ($77 million) contract for a proposed mixed-use development in Jumeirah. Known as the Shaikh Hamdan Awards Complex, the development is at the end of Jumeirah Beach road and involves the construction of three nine-storey buildings in a crescent formation with a total built-up area of 116,000 square metres. Dubai Municipality is the client (MEED 1:9:06).

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pic from flo's chopper ride:

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^^ cool! :D

Building starts on Sheikh Hamdan's Awards Building
by Christopher Sell on Tuesday, 22 May 2007

Construction has commenced on the new Sheikh Hamdan bin Maktoum Awards building. Located off the Jumeirah Beach Road at the southern end of Al Dyafa, the new complex will become the centrepiece of Sheikh Hamdan's new drive for the emirate's alternative to the Nobel Prize, rewarding those in economics and academia. This week teams were being instructed on the formwork systems being used the build.

The site has video cameras set up so that HH Sheikh Hamdan can monitor construction and according to Frank Odzewalski, CEO, Hunnebeck, the German company responsible for the formwork of the awards building, because HH Sheikh Hamdan's regular presence on site, there is an emphasis on professionalism. "You have never seen a construction site like it, it is so clean, it is like a living room - workers are fined if they throw away a cigarette and they must only eat in designated areas." The project is due to be completed in 2008.

Hunnebeck are one of three formwork companies operating on the Burj Dubai - the other being Meva and Doka.

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why would you make an awards complex! a complete waste of money

why would you make an awards complex! a complete waste of money

we have enough money :D

ok that was dumb :P but anyhow its like a head quarter for all the awards.

there wil be the administration and all the people working on evaluating every single award :D

cool! since i live here i know theres loads of money, but yer i get ure point!! thks :)

we have enough money :D

ok that was dumb :P but anyhow its like a head quarter for all the awards.

there wil be the administration and all the people working on evaluating every single award :D

Yeah, and u should use that money fixing the planet which is being destroyed little by little by acquiring that money.

:toilet:

Any information on the Architects/Consultants?

Yeah, and u should use that money fixing the planet which is being destroyed little by little by acquiring that money.

:toilet:

oh we know for sure who is destroying the planet :D aka the country that leads the war on Terrorists :D

lets not go there :lol:

I know, i know i am a "little" bit late. :D
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Any information on the Architects/Consultants?

I passed by the site yesterday evening and saw the consultant's name. It's Arkiteknik (http://www.emporis.com/en/cd/cm/?id=arkiteknikinternational-dubai-unitedarabemirates). The design consultant of Grand Hyatt Dubai (http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/cx/?id=grandhyattdubai-dubai). Notice some similarities of the facade.

:cheers:

yest:

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There are a lot of building sites in Dubai, but this area I hated to walk most. Took me nearly 30min to get around that round about into Satwa as there are too many holes and non existant sidewalks...but this complex seemed quite large though

oh we know for sure who is destroying the planet :D aka the country that leads the war on Terrorists :D

lets not go there :lol:

absolutely correct, Heathen you are an idiot, take your accusations to the american section of this forum :devil::devil::devil::rant::rant:

Just for the record I think the sign said 10 Floors

The construction works on Sheikh Hamdan Awards Building near completion


In January 2007 the local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty has been awarded the AED 283 million ($77 million) contract for a prestigious proposed mixed-use development in Jumeirah. Known as the Shaikh Hamdan Awards Complex, the development is at the end of Jumeirah Beach road and involves the construction of three nine-storey buildings in a crescent formation with a total built-up area of 116,000 square metres. The client is the Dubai Municipality. Construction has commenced on the building in May 2007.

Located near the Union House at the southern end of Al Dyafa, the new complex will become the centrepiece of Sheikh Hamdan’s new drive for the emirate’s alternative to the Nobel Prize, rewarding those in economics and academia. The site has video cameras set up so that HH Sheikh Hamdan can constantly monitor construction. According to Frank Odzewalski, CEO, Hunnebeck, the German company responsible for the formwork of the awards building, because HH Sheikh Hamdan’s regular presence on site, there is an emphasis on professionalism. “You have never seen a construction site like it, it is so clean, it is like a living room - workers are fined if they throw away a cigarette and they must only eat in designated areas.”

The project is due to be completed.

The construction works on Sheikh Hamdan Awards Building near completion


In January 2007 the local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty has been awarded the AED 283 million ($77 million) contract for a prestigious proposed mixed-use development in Jumeirah. Known as the Shaikh Hamdan Awards Complex, the development is at the end of Jumeirah Beach road and involves the construction of three nine-storey buildings in a crescent formation with a total built-up area of 116,000 square metres. The client is the Dubai Municipality. Construction has commenced on the building in May 2007.

Located near the Union House at the southern end of Al Dyafa, the new complex will become the centrepiece of Sheikh Hamdan’s new drive for the emirate’s alternative to the Nobel Prize, rewarding those in economics and academia. The site has video cameras set up so that HH Sheikh Hamdan can constantly monitor construction. According to Frank Odzewalski, CEO, Hunnebeck, the German company responsible for the formwork of the awards building, because HH Sheikh Hamdan’s regular presence on site, there is an emphasis on professionalism. “You have never seen a construction site like it, it is so clean, it is like a living room - workers are fined if they throw away a cigarette and they must only eat in designated areas.”

The project is due to be completed.

The construction works on Sheikh Hamdan Awards Building near completion


In January 2007 the local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty has been awarded the AED 283 million ($77 million) contract for a prestigious proposed mixed-use development in Jumeirah. Known as the Shaikh Hamdan Awards Complex, the development is at the end of Jumeirah Beach road and involves the construction of three nine-storey buildings in a crescent formation with a total built-up area of 116,000 square metres. The client is the Dubai Municipality. Construction has commenced on the building in May 2007.

Located near the Union House at the southern end of Al Dyafa, the new complex will become the centrepiece of Sheikh Hamdan’s new drive for the emirate’s alternative to the Nobel Prize, rewarding those in economics and academia. The site has video cameras set up so that HH Sheikh Hamdan can constantly monitor construction. According to Frank Odzewalski, CEO, Hunnebeck, the German company responsible for the formwork of the awards building, because HH Sheikh Hamdan’s regular presence on site, there is an emphasis on professionalism. “You have never seen a construction site like it, it is so clean, it is like a living room - workers are fined if they throw away a cigarette and they must only eat in designated areas.”

The project is due to be completed.

We cannot honour those who contribute to a better world too often or too much - great idea!

:yes::yes::yes:

credit to fury:

1/11/08

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There was a small fire there 4 weeks a go.

^^ I was In Doumniz Pizza watching the fire . LOL

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23/January/2009

H.H. SHEIKH HAMDAN BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM AWARD COMPLEX

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^^ Looks very imposing, doesn't it?

Hamdan reviews service projects
WAM
Published: May 27, 2009, 23:31

Dubai: Shaikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Minister of Finance and President of Dubai Municipality, Wednesday reviewed a number of service and recreational projects of the Municipality.

The projects are part of the municipality's agenda to develop Dubai city.

Shaikh Hamdan was briefed by Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director-General of the municipality, on the municipality's plan to develop the human resources, especially women employees.

Lootah said Emiratis represented 57 per cent of the work force, excluding blue collar workers, according to 2008 statistics.

Emiratis occupied 100 per cent of top leadership positions and 90 per cent of middle leadership posts, Lootah said.

The municipality aims to increase emiratisation rate in support positions to 65 per cent from 51 per cent by the end of this year.

Emirati women represented 44 per cent of the total municipality employees in 2008 compared to 21 per cent in 1995.

Shaikh Hamdan issued instructions to give more attention to the human cadres, and attract more qualified employees, as well as to focus on training and qualification programmes.

He reviewed work progress at the new sewage treatment plant in Jebel Ali, and underlined the necessity to make the best use of treated water and connect it to agricultural areas in Dubai.

He reviewed work progress on irrigation network project in Al Aweer as well as greenery projects implemented to increase greenery to eight per cent of Dubai's urban space.

Shaikh Hamdan was also briefed on service projects, including the Dubai Sports Park at a cost of Dh1.121 billion, and is expected to be completed by 2010.

He also viewed the Dh326 million-Hamdan Bin Rashid Awards Project, which will be completed in August, and the unified ambulance service centre in Warsan, which has a capacity of 135 ambulances at a cost of Dh60 million.

http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/Government/10317712.html

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Topped out ...

looks done from outside

26/November/2009

H.H. SHEIKH HAMDAN BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM AWARD COMPLEX

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29/November/2009

H.H. SHEIKH HAMDAN BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM AWARD COMPLEX and Union House

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Lights ON , Walls OFF , Landscaping Ontheway

DONE !

Yesterday

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The construction works on Sheikh Hamdan Awards Building near completion


In January 2007 the local/UK Dutco Balfour Beatty has been awarded the AED 283 million ($77 million) contract for a prestigious proposed mixed-use development in Jumeirah. Known as the Shaikh Hamdan Awards Complex, the development is at the end of Jumeirah Beach road and involves the construction of three nine-storey buildings in a crescent formation with a total built-up area of 116,000 square metres. The client is the Dubai Municipality. Construction has commenced on the building in May 2007.

Located near the Union House at the southern end of Al Dyafa, the new complex will become the centrepiece of Sheikh Hamdan’s new drive for the emirate’s alternative to the Nobel Prize, rewarding those in economics and academia. The site has video cameras set up so that HH Sheikh Hamdan can constantly monitor construction. According to Frank Odzewalski, CEO, Hunnebeck, the German company responsible for the formwork of the awards building, because HH Sheikh Hamdan’s regular presence on site, there is an emphasis on professionalism. “You have never seen a construction site like it, it is so clean, it is like a living room - workers are fined if they throw away a cigarette and they must only eat in designated areas.”

The project is due to be completed.

Long in coming, but hopefully worth the wait :cheers:

pic from flo's chopper ride:

http://i18.tinypic.com/2wf30gh.jpg

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