Abu Dhabi, UAE: Farglory Middle East has named Abu Dhabi-based civil construction firm, Al Fara’a Group, as the main contractor for the Maryah Plaza project.

Stationed at the waterfront in Al Maryah Island’s new financial free zone, Maryah Plaza, an announcement from Farglory Middle East said, will consist of four towers that will house luxury apartments. The first of three 29-floor-high towers, the announcement elaborated, is scheduled to be completed in 2018, offering one bedroom apartments to penthouse suites with private swimming pools and terraces.

The announcement further mentioned that the fourth tower — and also the largest — will house offices, serviced apartments and a boutique hotel with restaurants, cafes and shops spread across the ground level of the building. Amenities, including a clubhouse, zero-edge infinity pool, spa, gymnasium and an outdoor art gallery with manicured green space will be present in all four buildings, it added.

The company claimed that the plaza has received a huge interest from investors looking to purchase residential property on the island. It also mentioned that work at the project site is currently underway.

“This announcement demonstrates our commitment to the construction of Maryah Plaza as we have chosen one of the best construction contractors in the GCC, Al Fara’a Group,” said Jack Hu, Managing Director of Farglory Middle East. “With our strong track record of over 700 successful construction projects globally, we believe Maryah Plaza will become a global icon and a benchmark for luxury and we are delighted to be working with such a strong local contractor. Working in partnership with Al Fara’a Group and RSH+P, we are building a new architectural landmark together that will help to redefine Abu Dhabi’s skyline on Al Maryah Island.”

Adel Saleh, President and Executive Chairman for Al Fara’a Group, added: “We are delighted to be working on such a prestigious development on our home turf alongside such dynamic and forward thinking partners. We understand the importance of Al Maryah Island to the future of the capital and therefore the significance of Maryah Plaza to the Abu Dhabi Vision 2030.”