Low-Rise Projects & Constructions - Page 3

AsianDragons · March 17th, 2012, 01:26 PM

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AsianDragons · April 4th, 2012, 02:50 PM

Vientiane City Pillar shrine nears completion

Construction of the Vientiane City Pillar is expected to be completed soon after casting of the top finial gable began on Monday.

Craftsmen pour molten bronze into the mould for the finial gable.

Deputy Prime Minister Asang Laoly, former Prime Minister and Honorary President of the Vientiane City Pillar Construction Project Bouasone Bouphavanh, Project President Mounkeo Oraboun, and Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Baungeun Xaphouvong attended the casting ceremony.

Casting of the 370kg finial gable, which is 6.28 metres in height, will take about 20 days to complete. It is expected to be hoisted into position on April 23.

The 15 billion kip project, financed solely by government and public funds, started in February 2010.

“The main features of the shrine are about 70 percent complete,” said the ministry's Planning and Finance Department Director General Khoun Phouthonsy, who is also a member of the committee responsible for the project.

The construction of the shrine, of which the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism is the project owner, has been delayed for some time because some aspects of the design were not appropriate in practice. This meant improvements had to be made, which required approval from the higher authorities.

The project is located on Setthathirath Road in Phiavath village, Sisattanak district and includes both a pavillion and a shrine. It is being built on the spot where the old city pillar and other artefacts from the 4th to 5th centuries were unearthed.

The City Pillar Shrine has four facades, each facing a different direction. The structure is 25m x 25m in width and 30m high.

The building of the pavilion aims to preserve the nation's cultural heritage, encourage patriotism, and strengthen Lao customs and solidarity.

According to officials responsible for the project, construction will be completed in July and the opening ceremony will take place in September.

By Times Reporters
(Latest Update April 04 , 2012)

http://www.vientianetimes.org.la/Fre..._Vientiane.htm

AsianDragons · April 20th, 2012, 07:50 AM

Champassak University expansion set to begin

The construction of campus buildings at Champassak University in the southern province is set to begin and will take a year and half to complete.

Director General of the Department of Higher Education, Dr Phonphet Boupha, and Luangpraseuth Construction Company Director, Mr Bounleuth Luangpraseuth, shake hands after signing the construction agreement.

The Ministry of Education and Sport's Higher Education Department and the contractor Luangpraseuth Construction Co., Ltd. recently signed an agreement on the terms of the project.

The buildings to be constructed include a four-storey administration building, a one-storey auditorium, a two-storey IT building, a two-storey library, 2 two-storey and 2 three-storey classroom and faculty blocks, 2 one-storey single teacher houses, 2 one-storey family teacher houses, public toilets, and toilets with showers for dormitories.

The Asian Development Bank has provided a US$5.1 million loan for the project, while the contractor is responsible for carrying out the construction.

Champassak University opened in 2003 to cater to students from the southern provinces, and is currently operating at Pakxe Technical and Vocational Schools. It has a 1,900-hectare site to develop as a campus, but lacks the necessary funding. The local authorities have built three dormitories, a guesthouse, and around 50 classrooms.

The university has about 3,000 students attending five faculties, with 700 to 800 enrolments per year.

By Times Reporters
(Latest Update April 20 , 2012)

http://www.vientianetimes.org.la/Fre...Champassak.htm

***SeeMacau*** · June 5th, 2012, 06:08 PM

Lao Brewery Company

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AsianDragons · June 24th, 2012, 06:43 AM

http://www.gaupalao.com/phu-bia-mines/

phu bia mines headquarters

AsianDragons · June 24th, 2012, 06:44 AM

http://www.gaupalao.com/heaven-duty-free/

heaven duty free at vientiane wattay international airport

AsianDragons · June 24th, 2012, 06:47 AM

http://www.gaupalao.com/villa-sinopia/

villa sinopia

AsianDragons · June 24th, 2012, 06:47 AM

http://www.gaupalao.com/cosmo-hotel-spa-resort/

cosmo hotel, vientiane

AsianDragons · June 24th, 2012, 06:50 AM

http://www.gaupalao.com/gaupa-lao-office/

gaupa lao construction company office

popcorn69 · June 30th, 2012, 11:54 PM

im wondering if there is any laotian in here ?
Im Vietnamese and i love this country

hope too see some latest photos taken in Laos

AsianDragons · July 4th, 2012, 06:32 AM

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AsianDragons · November 15th, 2012, 11:22 AM

Absolute to open hotel and spa in Laos

BY AOIFE DOWLING

Management Company Absolute Hotel Services is set to operate a spa hotel in Luang Prabeng, Laos.

Due to open in 2014, the hotel will be operated under Absolute’s U-brand and is located on a peninsula of the Mekong River. U Luang Prabeng will be marketed as a boutique property and will feature 50 guestrooms.

Exact details of the facilities are to be confirmed but the resort will house a spa and fitness centre.

Other facilities will include restaurants, a swimming pool, a library and a river terrace.

Jonathan Wigley, CEO of Absolute Hotel Services Group said: "We are delighted to announce our first U property in Laos and especially located in the iconic town of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO site.
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AsianDragons Oz-Asian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sydney Posts: 5,577 Likes (Received): 108	*Vientiane City Pillar shrine nears completion* Construction of the Vientiane City Pillar is expected to be completed soon after casting of the top finial gable began on Monday. Craftsmen pour molten bronze into the mould for the finial gable. Deputy Prime Minister Asang Laoly, former Prime Minister and Honorary President of the Vientiane City Pillar Construction Project Bouasone Bouphavanh, Project President Mounkeo Oraboun, and Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Baungeun Xaphouvong attended the casting ceremony. Casting of the 370kg finial gable, which is 6.28 metres in height, will take about 20 days to complete. It is expected to be hoisted into position on April 23. The 15 billion kip project, financed solely by government and public funds, started in February 2010. “The main features of the shrine are about 70 percent complete,” said the ministry's Planning and Finance Department Director General Khoun Phouthonsy, who is also a member of the committee responsible for the project. The construction of the shrine, of which the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism is the project owner, has been delayed for some time because some aspects of the design were not appropriate in practice. This meant improvements had to be made, which required approval from the higher authorities. The project is located on Setthathirath Road in Phiavath village, Sisattanak district and includes both a pavillion and a shrine. It is being built on the spot where the old city pillar and other artefacts from the 4th to 5th centuries were unearthed. The City Pillar Shrine has four facades, each facing a different direction. The structure is 25m x 25m in width and 30m high. The building of the pavilion aims to preserve the nation's cultural heritage, encourage patriotism, and strengthen Lao customs and solidarity. According to officials responsible for the project, construction will be completed in July and the opening ceremony will take place in September. By Times Reporters (Latest Update April 04 , 2012) http://www.vientianetimes.org.la/Fre..._Vientiane.htm __________________ Visit the Cambodia Forum Visit the Laos Forum Visit the Myanmar Forum

April 20th, 2012, 07:50 AM	#44
AsianDragons Oz-Asian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sydney Posts: 5,577 Likes (Received): 108	*Champassak University expansion set to begin* The construction of campus buildings at Champassak University in the southern province is set to begin and will take a year and half to complete. Director General of the Department of Higher Education, Dr Phonphet Boupha, and Luangpraseuth Construction Company Director, Mr Bounleuth Luangpraseuth, shake hands after signing the construction agreement. The Ministry of Education and Sport's Higher Education Department and the contractor Luangpraseuth Construction Co., Ltd. recently signed an agreement on the terms of the project. The buildings to be constructed include a four-storey administration building, a one-storey auditorium, a two-storey IT building, a two-storey library, 2 two-storey and 2 three-storey classroom and faculty blocks, 2 one-storey single teacher houses, 2 one-storey family teacher houses, public toilets, and toilets with showers for dormitories. The Asian Development Bank has provided a US$5.1 million loan for the project, while the contractor is responsible for carrying out the construction. Champassak University opened in 2003 to cater to students from the southern provinces, and is currently operating at Pakxe Technical and Vocational Schools. It has a 1,900-hectare site to develop as a campus, but lacks the necessary funding. The local authorities have built three dormitories, a guesthouse, and around 50 classrooms. The university has about 3,000 students attending five faculties, with 700 to 800 enrolments per year. By Times Reporters (Latest Update April 20 , 2012) http://www.vientianetimes.org.la/Fre...Champassak.htm __________________ Visit the Cambodia Forum Visit the Laos Forum Visit the Myanmar Forum

June 5th, 2012, 06:08 PM	#45
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June 30th, 2012, 11:54 PM	#51
popcorn69 iam always right ! Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: hanoi Posts: 3,535 Likes (Received): 3	im wondering if there is any laotian in here ? Im Vietnamese and i love this country hope too see some latest photos taken in Laos __________________ cố gắng ! good luck with whatever !

November 15th, 2012, 11:22 AM	#54
AsianDragons Oz-Asian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sydney Posts: 5,577 Likes (Received): 108	*Absolute to open hotel and spa in Laos* BY AOIFE DOWLING Management Company Absolute Hotel Services is set to operate a spa hotel in Luang Prabeng, Laos. Due to open in 2014, the hotel will be operated under Absolute’s U-brand and is located on a peninsula of the Mekong River. U Luang Prabeng will be marketed as a boutique property and will feature 50 guestrooms. Exact details of the facilities are to be confirmed but the resort will house a spa and fitness centre. Other facilities will include restaurants, a swimming pool, a library and a river terrace. Jonathan Wigley, CEO of Absolute Hotel Services Group said: "We are delighted to announce our first U property in Laos and especially located in the iconic town of Luang Prabang, a UNESCO site. http://www.spaopportunities.com/deta...&codeID=303343 __________________ Visit the Cambodia Forum Visit the Laos Forum Visit the Myanmar Forum

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