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With the current construction and real estate boom in the region, Corporate Publishing International (CPI) would like to take this opportunity to introduce The Big Project, the latest magazine from our group of trade and lifestyle publications. This monthly magazine will aim at understanding the main aspects of a project – vis-à-vis its following elements – construction, architecture and property development.

The magazine will look at how a structural engineer finds solutions to an architect and his client’s vision, whether titanium can replace steel, the construction boom and its complexities and issues, new technology and project tenders. It will examine international perspectives from trade bodies and institutions and also address best practice issues.

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WHY THE BIG PROJECT?

• Higher oil revenues have led to higher investments in real estate, tourism and infrastructural projects in the Gulf region.
• Eastwards, India and China are witnessing a similar growth trend.
• The Middle East is seeing international architects participating in its design competitions.
• Yet architects need to examine issues relating to contextualising global design concepts into the regional framework as well as address issues of project sustainability.
• Meanwhile, construction companies experience issues on how to integrate international technology within different climatic and cultural contexts and yet meet developer deadlines.

MISSION:

The Big Project will function as an instrument of change for architects and the construction industry, highlight their problems and find common workable solutions.

To bring back the glamour in architecture – hence The Big Project.

FOCUS:

The Middle East and Northern Africa regions, in particular, and the international markets in general. The magazine will consist of 68+ pages. Issue 1 is dated November 2006.

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