01 April 2003

Cityscape 2003, the region's major commercial architecture, property investment and development event, finds 80 per cent of its space booked, according to a report. The event is to open on October 18 and run until October 20.

Among those who have booked their space already are Emaar Properties, Al Oula Real Estate, Atkins, Fusion, Tabreed, Cassia Associates, KEO International, Phillips Lighting, Ian Banham Associates, RIKAZ, Hyder Consulting, Behnisch Behnisch & Partner, RMJM, Dewan, Architecture, The PHB Group, Amlaki FZ - LLC, Aqar Holdings and the Dubai Development and Investment Authority (DDIA), the report says.

• Abu Dhabi airport plans progress
• Cityscape attracts top firms
• Electricity show meets sales expectations
• Swiss firm eyes airport deals
• Fujairah plant O&M deal awarded
• Monorail planned for Abu Dhabi
• Tenders due shortly for UAE national grid
• $35 million projects under way
• Sharjah issues 222 building permits
• Work begins on Ajman sewage plant

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