Red Sea Global awards $6.5 million contract for Six Senses Triple Bay
Project
Saudi-based Ladun Investment Co, a subsidiary of which is Built Aluminum
Factory (Bafco), has announced the signing of a significant contract for the
implementation of aluminum and facade works at the Six Senses – Triple Bay
project, developed by Amaala on the Red Sea.
The project is situated in the Al-Wajh Governorate, affiliated with the
Tabuk region, and is a prominent initiative of the Vision 2030 program.
Valued at SAR 24.384 million ($6.5 million), the contract encompasses the
creation of facades for villas, hotels, and palaces within the tourist resort,
as detailed in a filing with the Saudi Exchange.
The contract is set to span 454 days in duration.
Stretching across a sprawling 1,600 square miles (4,155 square
kilometers) of pristine natural reserve, the AMAALA project boasts breathtaking
coastal vistas, majestic mountain backdrops, unspoiled white-sand beaches, and
untouched coastal reefs.
The Six Senses – Triple Bay project, designed by architects U+A with
interiors by Studio Carter, includes 64 rooms, six suites, 30 villas, and 25
branded residences, drawing inspiration from the traditional coastal villages
of the region. These structures seamlessly blend with the natural topography
and utilize locally sourced materials.
Situated on one of the most dramatic landforms within Amaala's Triple Bay
area, they offer sweeping panoramic views extending across Hijaz Cove to the
Red Sea.
Bafco's factory is located in the industrial area of Huraymila
Governorate and boasts an annual production capacity of 31,000 square meters of
building facades and cladding, 10,000 square meters of glass facades, 30,000
protective windows, aluminum windows, and frames, 10,000 square meters of
aluminum doors, and 5,700 linear meters of kitchens and counters.
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