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Mandarin Oriental

June 20, 2019 · Hospitality
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Client:

40NORTH

Budget:

Confidential

Scale:

12 Acres

Location:

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

This will become the first Mandarin Oriental Hotel operated in the Middle East region.  The project consists of 195 hotel keys, banqueting and meeting facilites, and two signature F&B outlets.  The property is located on Jumeirah Beach in Dubai.

The hotel was designed by Dubai-based DAR Architects and 40NORTH was responsible for the design of all outdoor areas of the project.  The project is currently under construction and is expected to open to the public December 2017.

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