01 November 2020
Work will begin soon on Future Generation Reserve Tower in Bahrain, a key seafront office building being developed for Future Generation Reserve Fund, reported BNA.
The project, which boasts a construction area of 63,000 sq m, will include 38 floors of office accommodation and provide various service facilities.
An architectural icon, it is the first financial investment tower in Bahrain which has been designed to receive the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, an internationally recognised green building standard.
The architect of the project is Mohammed Salahuddin Engineering Consulting Bureau (MSCEB), a leading Bahrain-based engineering practice.
Minister of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning Engineer Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf signed the construction agreement for the Future Generation Reserve Tower which is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2022.
The project was awarded by the Tender Board to the Al Ghanah Group, one of the leading national construction companies, following a competitive tender worth BD23.4 million ($69.7 million).
A number of officials and staff from the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, the Ministry of Works, Municipalities Affairs, Urban Planning and The Future Generations Reserve attended the signing ceremony.
Al Khalaf said the project opens up broad prospects for the enhancement of the real estate development sector, in addition to achieving investment returns for the Future Generation Reserve Fund. It will contribute to the revitalisation of the local economy by attracting more local and international investments, he stated.