24 May 2005
DUBAI -- Emirates Financial Towers (EFT) has announced the launch of 26-storey freehold twin tower complex at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Announcing the Dh450 million project, Reza Jaffar, Managing Director, Emirates Financial Towers, said the structure is expected to be a landmark within the financial centre.
"With new properties being announced on a regular basis, it has become important to differentiate projects through enhanced features on the exterior, as well as the interior of the building. The Emirates Financial Tower has incorporated the latest architectural designs, techniques and tools," he said.
The Emirates Financial Towers would comprise commercial, residential and retail space. Designed by Singaporean architect Dr Timothy Seow of CPG, the towers will have an elliptical profile with a glass facade. The project will provide tenants with 24-hour security system, high-speed lifts, spacious car parks and a sky bridge.
"We are proud to present this prestigious project to the region. The DIFC is fast growing as the world's leading financial centre and EFT is definitely going to be part of the rapid growth and development within the financial hub," Jaffar said.
"With the prominent project to be completed in early 2008, we are already seeing huge demand from financial institutions and expect to be fully occupied soon," he added.
"The excellent interiors and the unique architectural design will make the Emirates Financial Towers a premier business location in Dubai. Definitely, the project will result in one of the most prestigious office towers within the fast growing city," Reza Jaffar concluded.
BY A STAFF REPORTER
© Khaleej Times 2005
