Emirates Financial Towers begins soil testing at DIFC

This process of foundation analyzing is the initial stage developers undertake before beginning construction on any given area.

'We are eager to instigate the building of our latest development within the DIFC.' Said Mr. Mazhar Ul Haq, The EFT Chief Executive Officer.

'Soil testing maybe a simple step, but it is also an essential one. You can say it is almost the equivalent to 'laying the first brick', and is symbolic of the construction that is to begin later. We are very excited.'

Soil testing is a critical part of the building procedure and will determine the suitability of the project for the land that has been allotted to it. This lengthy consolidation phase assess among other effects the soil density and its permeability and is being conducted by CPJ Projects.

'Construction in Dubai adheres to a world class level of production.' Ul Huq continued. 'It is neither sufficient nor logical to make visual impressive buildings that are nevertheless still devoid of common safety regulations in construction, nor fail to comply with basic international standards of quality. We are creating these buildings to last and provide high living quality standers '. He concluded.

The Emirates Financial Towers is a multi-use development launched in 2005. The project based in the DIFC is one of many prestigious developments being scheduled for construction in Dubai's future financial district. The DIFC project itself reflects the regions transformation from relying on fossil fuel extraction to creating a solid infrastructure supported by various other economic and trade means.

Due to its sophisticated design that promises to offer Grade-A office space, public interest in the Towers has been buoyant since the plans for its development were unveiled by the company. Combining premier commercial and residential space, the stylish EFT structure promises a unique and distinctive elliptical profile with an embedded, transparent sky bridge; a bold design with the intention of reflecting the transformation and progress of the region as whole.

Emirates Financial Towers recently signed an agreement with PROJACS International Company to become its Project Management Company (PMC) for the Emirates Financial Tower. PROJACS International is the largest Pan-Arab project management firm boasting 14 offices in 14 major cities in the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe.