rom stunning towers that dominate the skyline such as the Kuwait Business Town (KBT) and Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK), to sprawling educational and leisure facilities such as the College of Basic Education and the Kuwait International Tennis Complex, a diversity of buildings and infrastructure that are now taking shape in Kuwait have first seen for
AL HAMRA tower, the stunning 77-storey office skyscraper will soon reach its full height with work currently under way on the 74th level of the building. On completion by the end of next year, the tower is expected to be the tallest sculpted skyscraper in the world, standing at a height of 412 m.
proactive approach characterises Kirby Building Systems’ strategy in the face of the global recession over the past year.
WITHOUT mincing words, the truth is Kuwait has been through a bad year in terms of release and implementation of projects. The global economic gloom compounded by low crude oil prices and the recurring political turmoil have done substantial damage to the confidence within the construction sector.
