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July 2002
Architect Rasem Badran of DAR AL OMRAN received the Honorary PhD
in Architectural Design from the University of Science and Technology
in Jordan, for his advancement of Architectural Theory and Practice.
February 2002
DAR AL OMRAN was commissioned to design the Tamdeen headquarters
tower located in Sharq, Kuwait for the Tamdeen Real Estate Company.
The 6,000 square-meters project is estimated to cost 4.6 million
JD (around 6.6 million $US).
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January 2002
The Arab Towns Organization chose "Amman City Hall" in the Ras
al-'Ayn area development as the best Architectural project to be constructed
in the organization's member states for its seventh awards cycle.
The decision was based on factors including the project's success
in integrating modern Arab architecture with the urban fabric of the
city, and its contribution to upgrading the area of Ras al-'Ayn. The
10,000 square-meters structure, which was jointly designed by Shubeilat
Badran Associates (now DAR AL OMRAN) and Jafar Tukan and Partners,
consists of four floors that include exhibition halls and the offices
of the Mayor of Amman and his staff. The structure is part of a comprehensive
development plan that the Municipality of Greater Amman is carrying
out for the Ras al-'Ayn area in the center of the city. This comprehensive
plan, which covers an area of 140,000 square meters and aims at rehabilitating
this part of central Amman, includes the construction of various buildings
and open plazas. In addition to the city hall, the main buildings
of the Ras al-'Ayn complex include al-Hussein Cultural Center, the
municipality's central administrative building, and a mosque. The
Jordan National Museum also will be located in the complex. (Source:
Al-Ra'I Newspaper, January 16, 2002.) |
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January 2002
DAR AL OMRAN completed designs for a heart surgery and kidney dialysis
center in Astana, Kazakhstan. The 3,900 square meters project is expected
to cost 3.5 million JD (around 5 million $US). |
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