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  Tabreed announces 2010 financial results

  UAE utilities company positioned for growth based on region’s demand for water-cooling infrastructure. Abu Dhabi-based utilities firm National Central Cooling Company (Tabreed)...

• Qatar’s construction kick-off

  Over the next 11 years, Qatar will launch hundreds of regeneration and development projects to modernise the small gulf emirate in time...

• How to reduce construction costs and manage price fluctuations

  Hill International?s vice president David Rupp and project controls manager Lloyd Bruce Grant offer advice on reducing construction costs and managing price...

• US green building market value doubles

  A report by construction analyst McGraw Hill has found the very factors which hinder the green-build market in the Middle East have...

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  Dubai can’t be built in a day

  Global architectural firm Hok’s regional senior vice president Daniel Hajjar provides a view from the frontline of sustainable design.. Providing consultation, planning...

• The future of green design

  Experts in sustainable design gathered in Dubai last month to explain why retrofitting existing buildings could be the only way to meet...

• PROJECT UPDATE: Ajman One

  Aqaar CEO Rami Dabbas tells The Big Project phase one construction of the AED 2.7 billion Ajman 1 project will be delivered...

• UAE cement firms write off 2010 due to project slump

  Companies say that infrastructure projects in the emirates are expected to drive demand for building materials in 2011. Delays in construction projects...

• Light years ahead

  Futuristic solar disc islands could be just the solution Ras Al Khaimah is looking for to power its all-important, but energy-hungry cement...

• Lightweight Champion

  Lytag FZE managing director Andy Doel says choosing secondary lightweight aggregate for large-scale projects is essential to delivering on impressive designs, gaining...

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