Abu Dhabi Continues Unabated With Urban and Outdoor Landscaping Projects

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi continues to invest in the development of outdoor landscaping
in the capital, despite the less than favourable economic conditions the
world is currently facing. The ‘Plan Abu Dhabi 2030′ which was introduced
last year ensures that landscaping development in the emirates continues, and
plans for a national park with both green and sand belts. The Government has
introduced the ‘Green Gradient’ concept, ensuring green development
throughout the emirate in increasing levels.

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This provides a solid platform for business to be conducted at the second
edition of the Gulf Landscaping exhibition, running from the 9th - 10th
November at ADNEC in Abu Dhabi, says Fallon Mendonca, Show Manager at UBMi
UAE, organizers of the exhibition. “The event is designed to generate
business leads for companies in the landscaping business, and serves as a
sourcing platform and networking event for the regions landscape architects,
developers, contractors and other key buyers,” she says. “The continuation of
urban and outdoor development in the capital reflects the resilience of the
Abu Dhabi market.”

Current developments include the Bawabat Al Sharq project, a Baniyas
Investment and Developments Company development which incorporates a nursery,
international school, medical centre, health club and specialty training
clubs and spread over 108 hectares of land.

Abu Dhabi Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC) is undertaking
an urban redevelopment project of the Al Bateen District developing this area
into a waterfront destination including a 5-star hotel complex. The TDIC
funded Construction Village in Saadiyat Island is due to open soon which will
support the construction for the island’s Louvre, Guggenheim and National
museums.

Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH) announced recently that all of their
developments are going ahead as planned, including the construction of the JW
Marriott resort and spa. Landscaping and construction of the water canals for
this project is due to commence within the next few months. Spread over a
210,000 sq meter complex, the Venetian-themed resort also features a vast
water lagoon.

The Gulf Landscaping event will be co-located with Working Buildings
Middle East incorporating Fit-Out Middle East to enable those involved in the
development and delivery of this major growth industry to meet their
landscaping and outdoor architecture needs in one visit.

For more information regarding Gulf Landscaping Middle East, please
contact UBMi UAE on +971-2-406-4471, or by email, cressida.evans@ubm.com

www.gulflandscaping.com

Source: UBMi UAE

For more information regarding Gulf Landscaping Middle East, please contact UBMi UAE on +971-2-406-4471, or by email, cressida.evans at ubm.com