Expo 2020, the first global event to be held in the MENA region, is expected to attract at least 25 million visitors. Preparations have been underway for the past 2 years. Construction activities in the city will stay robust in the next one-and-a-half years with developments related to Expo 2020 being one of the main driving force behind the sector’s growth.
Construction chemical companies in UAE say that all major construction on the development is expected to finish in October 2019, leaving a full year to test and operate before the site opens its doors to the world the following year on October 2020. Leading tourist and leisure attractions across Dubai are taking shape, with projects worth millions of dirhams already underway. The following are the top 10 projects to look out for.
Dubai Frame
The Frame consists of two towers measuring 150 meters in height and connected by the 93-meter long bridge at the top. The location, in Zabeel Park, was specially chosen to give visitors the best view of the city’s older neighborhoods as well as the sparkly new stuff (such as the Burj Khalifa), while telling the story of Dubai’s transformation from a humble fishing village to glittering modern metropolis.
Dubai Water Canal Project
This three-kilometer long project starts from Business Bay into the Persian Gulf via Safa Park and Jumeirah with width ranging from 80 to 120 meters. The project also involves the construction of one shopping mall, four hotels, 450 restaurants, luxury housing, walkways, and cycleways. Additionally, it will also offer few areas measuring 80K square meters for public places and facilities and private marinas for boats.
Al Habtoor City
This project is a major development alongside Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road. The development will involve three five-star hotels and an eye-catching water-themed theatre.
Al Seef
Al Seef Dubai is one of the new and exciting places that Meraas developed. This is a dining, shopping and leisure destination located near the Creekside.
Bluewaters Island
Surrounded by water and detached from the hustle and bustle of the city’s mainland, you certainly get the island experience. It has the world’s largest observation wheel, along with 200 retail and dining concepts. It also features unparalleled views of the Gulf.
Marasi Business Bay
This development is on track to becoming the city’s most sought-after waterfront landmark. It is a mixed-use waterfront development, Marasi Business Bay, will eventually comprise of five marinas. According to the leading construction chemicals manufacturers, this project brings a new dimension to Dubai’s residential, tourism and retail sectors.
Jewel of the Creek
The Jewel of the Creek project in Dubai will involve hotels, apartments, offices and a conference center. Corrotech Construction Chemical say that it is set to be completed in the first half of 2019.
Dubai Cree Harbour
As the city’s natural harbour, Dubai Creek was the epicentre of Dubai trade. Focusing on the city’s source of livelihood and culture, Dubai Holding joined forces with Emaar for the Dubai Creek Harbour. Featuring the historical and environmental aspects of Dubai Creek, they formulated a master plan for a smart yet green city.
Jafza Convention Center Complex
The project includes the development of a commercial complex of 2 interconnected 34 storey twin commercial towers. These towers offer around 1,274 offices and an exhibition centre. The construction will also involve a convention centre featuring of a ground floor and 6 additional floors as well as a 600 seat auditorium and a 4-star 322 room hotel building comprising a ground floor and 8 additional floors.
Marsa Al Arab
Marsa Al Arab would spread across 4 million square feet of land, including two islands on both sides of the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah. This development offers hotels, theatres, retail space, a marina, a business district, residences and luxury villas. Its aim is to support Expo 2020 and Dubai’s tourism sector.
Expo 2020 Dubai will open on October 20th 2020 and close six months later on April 10th 2021. It will be the first World Expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia, MEASA, region in the 167-year history of the event. Many developers have worked with the leading construction chemicals suppliers in order to ensure the quality and integrity of every construction project.
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