Ritz Carlton Dubai

Ritz Carlton Dubai

Maison de la Culture du Japon à Paris

Origin of the project
The origin of the project dates back to 1982, during the state visit of Mr. François Mitterrand, President of the French Republic, to Japan. It was during one of the meetings he had with the Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki that Mr. Mitterrand launched the idea of creating a house in Paris to present Japanese culture to the French public and thus strengthen the ties between the two countries. This project, original at the time, which envisaged cooperation between the public and private sectors, was then put forward by the Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Yasuhiro Nakasone, who encouraged the Nippon Keidanren (Federation of Japanese Economic Organizations) to participate.

The proposal being well received, the two parties began preliminary studies and through a call for tenders, the company M2J, a former subsidiary of Marcxell group, was commissioned to carry out structural and civil engineering studies, which led to the choice of a plot of land located on the Quai Branly, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris and very close to the Eiffel Tower.

Start of work and inauguration

After the design work and the obtaining of the Building Permit in 1993, the construction work started in September 1994. The Foundation of Japan, a Japanese public law organization whose mission is to ensure cultural exchanges between Japan and other countries, became the project owner. Subsequently, it was also entrusted with the task of organizing the management and activities of the House.

M2J, a subsidiary of the Marcxell group, carried out the structural work and project management.

Djamaa el Djazaïr

The project of the Great Mosque of Algiers
Algeria
Total Project Amount: €1.5 billion
The Greatest Mosque in the World after the Meque and Haram in Arabia.
Saudi with the most minaret of 264 m.
General contractor CSCEC.
Subcontracted work for batches of finishing and finishing work:
MEP, Deluxe carpentry, marble, various floor coverings, painting,
Stapled stone cladding of facade 5cm thick with a design
special anti-seismic, monumental exterior doorways up to 12 m
high and 8 m wide with electric hydraulic cylinders.

Djamaa el Djazaïr

The project of the Great Mosque of Algiers
Algeria
Total Project Amount: €1.5 billion
The Greatest Mosque in the World after the Meque and Haram in Arabia.
Saudi with the most minaret of 264 m.
General contractor CSCEC.
Subcontracted work for batches of finishing and finishing work:
MEP, Deluxe carpentry, marble, various floor coverings, painting,
Stapled stone cladding of facade 5cm thick with a design
special anti-seismic, monumental exterior doorways up to 12 m
high and 8 m wide with electric hydraulic cylinders.

Tameer 5 Towers Abu Dhabi Project

Marcxell Construction participated in the realization of the Dh7b Abu Dhabi project, a commercial skyscraper, four residential towers, a seven-star luxury hotel and serviced apartment building, villas, and townhouses, a private marina, canal, and promenade with catering and retail areas.
Marcxell Construction Unveils Dh7b Abu Dhabi Project

Staff Report
Published: October 11th, 2010.

Dubai: Marcxell Group, a subcontractor of the Sharjah-based regional developer Tameer, said in 2010 that it would build a 73-story Dh7b tower in Abu Dhabi, worth 7 billion dirhams. (1,638,480,829.30 Euros).

This is a premium mixed-use development, located in a prime location on Shams, between the sea and the one million square feet of Central Park.

Designed by one of the world’s largest and most renowned architectural firms, Gensler, the project includes a state-of-the-art commercial skyscraper, four beautifully designed residential towers, a seven-star luxury hotel and serviced apartment building, tiered villas and townhouses, a private marina, canal, and promenade with food and retail areas, all complemented by abundant parking and amenities, on a total usable area of five million square feet.

Marcxell Construction, a subsidiary of the Marcxell group, an American company based at 379 Cheney Hwy #271 Titusville FL 32780 USA, has completed the construction of a 73-story international commercial tower with an astonishing diamond-shaped design, rising to over 3,000 feet and accentuated by a 650-foot high prismatic atrium.

The structure overlooks the canal that runs through both legs and enters the building’s private marina, making it a true landmark and architectural masterpiece.

CEO John Kamin Marcxell, said: “Marcxell Construction’s entry into the UAE capital’s real estate market would not have been better without the launch of the seven-star Tameer Towers project, which is one of the few developments in Abu Dhabi offering open title to buyers of all nationalities. We are truly proud to unveil this project to Abu Dhabi residents and investors from around the world who wish to partner with a property of this quality. The commercial tower will redefine the way business should be conducted, while the residential towers offer a lifestyle unmatched anywhere else”.

The tower offers the ultimate in flexibility, with the ability to customize floors or offices, service and VIP offices on the top 20 floors and executive floors with their own private entrances and elevators.

There are also four residential towers of different heights, with luxurious design and interior finishing.

Constantine Zenith Theatre

A project of the 3000 Seats Concert Hall
Constantine – Algeria
Total area: 42.000 m².
Total project budget: 100.000.000 €.
Main hall: 3000 seats and 1000 standing places
2 Projection and conference rooms: 156 and 250 seats
2 Restaurants including 1 with 200 seats
2 Dormitories: men and women for Artists coming from far away including their toilets and showers
Large rehearsal and dance room divided into the removable acoustic partition wall
Complete gym
6 VIP Lodges equipped for Artists
2 Collective lodges for groups.
VIP Lounge for politicians and their guests
Several exhibition and event spaces
The administrative area including executive offices, meeting room, staff offices, secretarial offices, archive area,
5 elevators
2 generator sets 1400 and 1600 KVA
Complete MEP equipment, high current, low current, fire safety, ventilation, air conditioning, automation, etc…
Night View Show Room.
Main entrance hall
The main entrance hall Showing interior siding and exterior glazing
Access to the bleachers showing the stone stairs and the glass and stainless steel GdCs

Clinique du Trocadero Paris

Located at 62 rue de la Tour in Paris 16e, the Trocadéro clinic is a private medical-surgical establishment.

Equipped with a state-of-the-art technical platform, the Trocadéro clinic is distinguished by 11 specialties in which it is particularly efficient.

Marcxell Construction is a subcontractor of the company CEF Construction. The renovation of the operating rooms and the extension of the clinic. And Realization of a clinic of the same group in Evry ( Dialysis Center)