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Beirut Trade to take part in Cityscape for first time
DUBAI — The Emirati and Lebanese real estate company, Beirut Trade, will participate for the first time in Cityscape 2005, the 4th international commercial architecture, property design and development show in the Middle East being held at Dubai International Exhibition Centre on September 17-19.
Through its participation in Cityscape, Beirut Trade aims at promoting its residential Beirut Village project, the latest and last chef-d'oeuvre of the famous international architect Giancarlo De Carlo who died on June 4, 2005.
Beirut Village is a typical Lebanese village at the heart of Beirut city. It is conveniently located at Wadi Abu Jmil area, in a residential environment. The project's floor space covers 27,274 square meters on an 8,530 square meters plot. With a view facing the 2,500 square meters Alliance Garden, two residential resorts are set around several private pools and gardens.
Tayeb Baker, shareholder, states that construction will begin by the end of this year.
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