February 05, 2011
Al Baddad International Equips Al Ain Museum Project with Best-in-Class Halls
Al Baddad International Equips Al Ain Museum Project with Best-in-Class Halls
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates: Stemming from its core values that give special attention to cultural and heritage conservation activities, Al Baddad International has succeeded in setting up “Al Ain Museum” hall at Al Jahili Fort. The Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage (ADACH) and the Denmark-based Moesgard Museum will detail the excavations at the site hall supplied and set up by Al Baddad with an area of 1050 square meters in record time of less than 30 days.
The main exhibition hall reflected Arabian authenticity as it blended past with present to produce a grand modern podium that is considered one of the most prestigious exhibition halls in the region. The site was provided with additional halls to be used as high-class extensions to the exhibition in addition to storage spaces.
The halls set up by Al Baddad International at the site are built in accordance with internationally-recognized standards for safety and security such as heat insulation and the ability to withstand harsh weather conditions. This is critical to preserve the displayed archaeological artifacts.
To successfully complete the project, Al Baddad International sent a team of engineers, supervisors, and technicians who worked round the clock to complete this task. The project was a ground-breaking success and earned praise from ADACH.
Al Baddad International also supplied the project with heavy equipment such as power generators, cranes, and transportation vehicles. ADACH facilitated entry to the historical site by providing necessary authorizations.
Zayed Hussein Al Baddad, Chairman and CEO of Al Baddad International said: “We pride ourselves in equipping this magnificent archaeological site with best-in-class halls. To preserve our culture and heritage is a goal we all seek to achieve. This project is added to our legacy of excellence as ready ourselves to take on projects of this magnitude and for all occasions and mega events.”
The main exhibition hall reflected Arabian authenticity as it blended past with present to produce a grand modern podium that is considered one of the most prestigious exhibition halls in the region. The site was provided with additional halls to be used as high-class extensions to the exhibition in addition to storage spaces.
The halls set up by Al Baddad International at the site are built in accordance with internationally-recognized standards for safety and security such as heat insulation and the ability to withstand harsh weather conditions. This is critical to preserve the displayed archaeological artifacts.
To successfully complete the project, Al Baddad International sent a team of engineers, supervisors, and technicians who worked round the clock to complete this task. The project was a ground-breaking success and earned praise from ADACH.
Al Baddad International also supplied the project with heavy equipment such as power generators, cranes, and transportation vehicles. ADACH facilitated entry to the historical site by providing necessary authorizations.
Zayed Hussein Al Baddad, Chairman and CEO of Al Baddad International said: “We pride ourselves in equipping this magnificent archaeological site with best-in-class halls. To preserve our culture and heritage is a goal we all seek to achieve. This project is added to our legacy of excellence as ready ourselves to take on projects of this magnitude and for all occasions and mega events.”
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