Construction work starts at Neom's Epicon Towers
Neom, situated in Saudi Arabia, has initiated the
construction of the Epicon towers project, a flagship development within the
Gulf of Aqaba region of the Neom gigaproject.
Enabling works have commenced on-site and are being executed
by local foundation contractor Ammico Contracting.
Formerly known as the Gas Station Hotel project, this
endeavor entails the construction of a twin-tower hotel featuring 41 keys and
14 residential suites and apartments. The towers are projected to reach heights
of 275 meters and 225 meters.
Neom
unveils coastal tourism venture, Epicon, along Gulf of Aqaba
Additionally, the development encompasses a resort
comprising 120 rooms and 45 villas.
Neom has enlisted the services of Hong Kong-based 10 Design
as the lead consultant for the project, with Singapore-based Meinhardt Group
providing overall infrastructure design services.
The Epicon towers project in the Gulf of Aqaba region was
announced by Neom in November, alongside several other high-profile project
launches, including Leyja, Siranna, Utamo, Norlana, Aquellum, Zardun, Xaynor,
and Elanan.
These projects represent Neom's latest developments
following initiatives such as The Line, Trojena, Oxagon, and Sindalah Island.
NEOM
unveils Gulf of Aqaba: A luxurious oasis of futuristic hotels
In October, MEED reported exclusively that Neom plans to
engage infrastructure contractors on an early contractor involvement basis for
the development of infrastructure projects in the Gulf of Aqaba.
These contractors will participate in developing and
reviewing designs, time and cost estimation studies, procurement plans,
pre-construction services, programme schedule development, construction, and
interface management.
In September, MEED also reported that Neom had selected a
joint venture consisting of local Al Ayuni Investment Company and Turkish
contractor Limak Holding to deliver early works for the Cube mountain resort at
the Gulf of Aqaba in Neom. The scope of work includes enabling works, drilling
of vertical and inclined boreholes, a drill-and-blast construction access
tunnel, excavation works at the top of the mountain, and other associated
tasks.
Source: meed.com
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