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Home›Green Marine›Van Oord to build third and largest palm island in Dubai
Green Marine

November 14, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Van Oord to build third and largest palm island in Dubai

Rotterdam – Van Oord has been awarded the contract to build The Palm, Deira in Dubai. On this palm shaped artificial island a city is to be erected for 500,000 people to live, work and recreate. Client for the project is Dubai project developer Nakheel.

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Rotterdam – Van Oord has been awarded the contract to build The Palm, Deira in Dubai. On this palm shaped artificial island a city is to be erected for 500,000 people to live, work and recreate. Client for the project is Dubai project developer Nakheel.

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