One Transworks Square in Sri Lanka launches Phase 2 of it project introducing JW Marriott Hotel & Residences
Sri Lanka’s One Transworks Square has last week officially launched Phase 2 of its high-end luxury development project by launching its second tower, JW Marriott Hotel & Residences.
Comprising 256 highly modern hotel rooms, 206 residences and over 200,000 sq.ft. of banquet space at a height of 303 meters, the JW Marriott tower is to accommodate all residence apartments in the upper floors from Levels 26 to 70. Each will vary from 1,235 to 2,730 sq. with the luxury duplex units housed from Levels 65 to 70 varying from 3,900 to 4,700 sq.ft.
It was announced at a media briefing last week that international standards are infused from the stage of planning, design and concept to ensure uncompromising criteria.
“The designers, contractors and partners involved with the Tower must meet strict quality standards set by JW Marriott and are assessed and evaluated continuously through the execution of the project,” The One Transworks Square Chief Marketing Officer Jaideep Wahi has told the media.
“The timing of the launch is in line with the schedule set for the project completion and the developer of The One – Sri Lanka project is very optimistic about Sri Lanka’s luxury real estate market over the medium term.”
According to reports, global architecture and engineering consulting lead firm, China Construction Design International (CCDI), a subsidiary of CSCE Corporation headquartered in Shanghai is the principal design consultant. Cheng Chung Design (CCD), have partnered as the interior design consultant for both Towers One and Two.
With the worldwide reputation for Resort and Hotel design Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) Hong Kong, is contracted as the Interior Design company for Tower Two and HBA – Singapore for Tower One.
Lead contractors for the project are Shougang Construction Group (SGCG), while Sanken Construction will collaborate for the construction of Tower Two to further strengthen construction efforts and to ensure the strengthening of local partnerships.
OSL take:
Sri Lanka is currently engaged in a development programme and there are many mixed development porgrammes in the country’s commercial capital – Colombo. Most of the mixed development programmes target high net worth individuals and given the growth in Sri Lanka’s economy along with the increased inflow of foreign businesses, there is a demand for high end lodging facilities in Colombo. Therefore, foreign businesses/investors could explore business/investment opportunities in Sri Lanka.
| Article Code : | VBS/AT/26022019/Z_2 |