ça me fait penser un peu à la marina d'Agadir

^^ Le mot clefs est "marina" :D

These new buildings are even worse than the face of old Sale. It looks very simple and cheap :(

If they wern't so simple, they will be too expensive and customers wont be able to afford them ( Given that they are meant for middle and upper middle class, not for rich people, rich people in Rabat live in other areas and would never settle for an apartment in front of bouregreg in the middle of the city )

Abu Dhabi's Al Maabar launches apartments at The Arts District in Morocco
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ABU DHABI: Al Maabar, Abu Dhabi’s regional real estate development company, in partnership with Morocco's L'amenagement de la Vallee du Bouregreg, has launched a new range of apartments in the Arts District of its Bab Al Bahr development in Rabat-Sale, Morocco. The first of the 390 apartments are scheduled to be completed in June 2012, Al Maabar said in an emailed press release.

Surrounded by gardens and green spaces, the Arts District will host a variety of residential buildings, a five star hotel, boutiques, as well as a wide range of art galleries and thematic museums. Designed by renowned UK-based architects "Foster and Partners" whose architectural style for the development was inspired by the narrow streets of the ancient medina of Rabat and Sal?, the Arts District will see a maze of pedestrian alleyways leading to the Place Bleue, a lively public square located in the heart of the development.

"This is another significant milestone leading us towards the completion of this outstanding project that will set the benchmark in mixed use developments in Morocco. The prime location of the Arts District in the heart of the iconic destination will provide world class lifestyle, with a wide range of residential and retail facilities that work in harmony with local heritage and environment," Managing Director of Al Maabar Yousef Al Nowais said.

Bab Al Bahr - Al Maabar’s development in Rabat, Morocco in partnership with l’Agence pour l’Amnagement de la Vallee du Bouregreg – recently witnessed the opening of a new model apartment in the River Front area of the project. The apartment, a 211sqm, three-bedroom with high-end luxury finish quality, sophisticated interior design and two terraces, has remarkable views of the Bouregreg River and the historical sites of Oudayas Kasbah, Hassan Tower and the medina of Rabat, providing the public with a tangible, first hand opportunity to see the unmatched lifestyle that the Bab Al Bahr development has to offer.


Al Maabar said major works on the project’s Marina Front and River Front esplanade reached near completion stage, with 98% of major works at the Marina Front and 97% of major works at River Front finished. Technical and architectural works are well underway as per the planned schedule of infrastructure and construction milestones.

Bab Al Bahr offers a diverse, mixed-use community of residential complexes, hotels, leisure areas, office spaces, shops and art galleries in the heart of the Bouregreg valley. The residential units for Phase 1 of the development will be delivered in the first quarter of 2012 and the expected completion date for the entire project is 2014.




© Copyright Emirates News Agency (WAM) 2011.

Al Maabar Launches New Range of Apartments in Bab Al Bahr at The Arts District in Morocco


Construction completion reaches 98% of Marina Front and
River Front Apartments

ABU DHABI, XX October, 2011: Al Maabar, Abu Dhabi’s leading regional real estate development company, in partnership with L'aménagement de la Vallée du Bouregreg, has launched a new range of apartments in the Arts District of its Bab Al Bahr development in Rabat-Salé, Morocco. The first of the 390 apartments are scheduled to be completed in June 2012.
Surrounded by gardens and green spaces, the Arts District will host a variety of residential buildings, a five star hotel, boutiques, as well as a wide range of art galleries and thematic museums. Designed by renowned UK-based architects “Foster and Partners” whose architectural style for the development was inspired by the narrow streets of the ancient medina of Rabat and Salé, the Arts District will see a maze of pedestrian alleyways leading to the Place Bleue, a lively public square located in the heart of the development.
Commenting on the launch, H.E. Yousef Al Nowais, Managing Director of Al Maabar, said: “This is another significant milestone leading us towards the completion of this outstanding project that will set the benchmark in mixed use developments in Morocco. The prime location of the Arts District in the heart of the iconic destination will provide world class lifestyle, with a wide range of residential and retail facilities that work in harmony with local heritage and environment.”
Bab Al Bahr - Al Maabar’s development in Rabat, Morocco in partnership with l’Agence pour l’Aménagement de la Vallée du Bouregreg – recently witnessed the opening of a new model apartment in the River Front area of the project. The apartment, a 211sqm, three-bedroom with high-end luxury finish quality, sophisticated interior design and two terraces, has remarkable views of the Bouregreg River and the historical sites of Oudayas Kasbah, Hassan Tower and the medina of Rabat, providing the public with a tangible, first hand opportunity to see the unmatched lifestyle that the Bab Al Bahr development has to offer.
Furthermore, major works on the project’s Marina Front and River Front esplanade reached near completion stage, with 98% of major works at the Marina Front and 97% of major works at River Front finished. Technical and architectural works are well underway as per the planned schedule of infrastructure and construction milestones.
Bab Al Bahr offers a diverse, mixed-use community of residential complexes, hotels, leisure areas, office spaces, shops and art galleries in the heart of the Bouregreg valley. The residential units for Phase 1 of the development will be delivered in the first quarter of 2012 and the expected completion date for the entire project is 2014.

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lindn

I imagined they would have used more glass.

c'est d'une banalité architecturale à peine croyable ...
C'est tout simplement indigne du 21ème siècle, c'est mon avis...

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camilean

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danieldonnelly

merci pour les photos yan :)

Ca ne doit pas tres bien se vendre, il mettent un temps dingue pour les finir ...

Est ce que quelqu'un a une idée des prix ?

bonjour , toujours il n'y a pas des nouvelles photos bien detaillée du projet .

Ca c'est le moyen standing ? Je pense que ces apartements sont pour la classe moyenne ?

Aménagement de la vallée du Bouregreg

Préservation de la vie quotidienne des habitants


Lemghari Essakl : «L'aménagement de la vallée du Bouregreg préserve les spécificités culturelles et sociales des habitants de la région»


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«L'aménagement de la vallée du Bouregreg préserve les spécificités culturelles et sociales des habitants de la région» . (Photo : www.skyscrapercity.com)


Le directeur général de l'Agence d'aménagement de la vallée du Bouregreg, Lemghari Essakl, a indiqué qu'au cours de la réalisation du projet de réaménagement des deux rives du fleuve, les spécificités culturelles, sociales et économiques des habitants ont été préservées, en tenant compte du patrimoine historique et environnemental de la région.

Essakl, qui s'exprimait lors d'une rencontre, organisée jeudi par les Associations Abi Raqreq et Ribat Al Fath, a souligné que l'Agence a accordé la priorité à certains domaines importants qui touchent la vie quotidienne des habitants, entre autres, les transports, les infrastructures de base et la navigation sur le fleuve Bouregreg, ainsi que la création de postes d'emploi au profit des jeunes de la région.

Des réalisations importantes liées à ce projet ont, également, vu le jour, a-t-il relevé, rappelant, à cet égard, l'élaboration d'un plan d'aménagement global qui avait été adopté en 2009, la reprise de la navigation sur le fleuve et l'achèvement des travaux de «Marina» Bouregreg, du quai de Rabat et des espaces publics avoisinants.

Essakl a, en outre, fait état de la fin des travaux de mise à niveau de la décharge d’»El Oulja» la mise en service du réseau du Tramway de Rabat-Salé, l'ouverture à la circulation du pont Hassan II et du tunnel des Oudayas, la restauration de la Kasbah des Oudayas, le réaménagement de la première tranche du projet «Bab Al Bahr» et le lancement des études relatives au projet du grand théâtre de Rabat.

Concernant les prochains projets de l'Agence, Essakl a signalé que celle-ci est en cours de réalisation du nouveau pont Moulay Youssef qui sera opérationnel à partir de février 2013 et qui permettra de réduire de 15 pour cent les problèmes du trafic routier entre les deux villes jumelles.

Publié le : 16.03.2012 - 20h54 - MAP
http://www.lematin.ma/express/Amenagement-de-la-vallee-du-Bouregreg-_Preservation-de-la-vie-quotidienne-des-habitants/164028.html

by Safiot (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=90563752&postcount=1)
Al Walid construit un Rotana Palace à Rabat

Le prince saoudien Al Walid Ibn Tallal devrait se rendre à Rabat en mai prochain, où il devrait lancer les travaux de construction du premier "Hôtel Rotana" du Maroc. Celui-ci se situera au sein du complexe résidentiel, commercial et touristique Bab Al Bahr, au cœur de la vallée du Bouregreg.


L’hôtel bâti sur une superficie de 36.600m², comprendra 152 chambres et 111 appart-hôtels, des centres de conférence, des restaurants, cafés et boutiques, un spa et plusieurs salles de réception, le tout avec vue sur l’océan atlantique et le fleuve Bouregreg.

La gestion du palace sera confiée à l’opérateur touristique international Rotana.

L’établissement, dont l’ouverture est prévue en 2014, nécessitera un investissement de 500 millions de dirhams.

Bladi.net

Que du blabla comme toujours depuis le 11/01/2012 ya plus d photos .

Que du blabla comme toujours depuis le 11/01/2012 ya plus d photos .

et pk ne proposes tu pas des donations pour qq1 pour se deplacer et te prendre des photos..

n'abuses pas de la gentillesse des gens !!!

s'il y a des photos personne ne tardera a les partager !!

chill a sat !!

Quelqu'un a les perspectives du Rotana?