”Gheorghe Hagi” Stadium from Constanta, will have 18,190 seats, training halls, conference center, exhibition space, administrative and commercial spaces. It will facilitate sporting (football, tennis, athletics, rugby) and cultural (concerts) events, contributing to the development of sport in the region.
”Nicolae Dobrin” Stadium from Pitesti will have a seating capacity of 15.200. The project includes a center for children and juniors and training spaces for related sports (wrestling, boxing, judo, karate), offices, parking and commercial areas. Built area: 71,000 square
The hotel will be D+P+7 floors; Developed area: 7.631sqm; D+G+7 floors; The hotel will have 120 rooms with a maximum capacity of 266 people. The works started in spring 2024
Overall name of the project: Regeneration of public spaces in the area of Pasaj Unirii, by carrying out the consolidation and rehabilitation of the Dâmbovița river covering in Unirii Square. Objective 1: Resurfacing of the Dambovita river in Piata Unirii;
26.35 km; 3 viaducts; 8 passages; 8 bridges (including one 1,650 m long bridge over the reservoir at km 6+655); The value of the contract is 884.12 million lei, excluding VAT; Contract duration is 24 months, of which 6 months
With a total built-up area of 49,602sqm and a construction period of 36 months, the hospital will have between 299 and 326 beds (continuous spitalization, day spitalization and intensive care), an emergency department with an on-call room for each of
The project includes the construction of the building, the provision of utilities, access, walkways and pedestrian platforms, as well as landscaping. The building will have a built-up area of 10,450 sqm and a total usable area of 8,015 sqm. The
Consolidation, rehabilitation, modernization and energy efficiency of the Dolj Administrative Palace – a national historical monument.
a new hotel investment of the company; the new hotel, Novotel Living Bucharest Băneasa will be part of the Accor network (world leader in the hospitality industry) and will be located right across the street from the largest shopping area
the project involved bringing the historic centre up to modern urban planning standards and included the reorganisation of existing spaces, the installation of urban amenities, the rebuilding of street lighting, the extension of pedestrian areas, the planting of trees, the
