In April, ALT TIC ICON S.A.S announced its decision to appoint CONSTRUCCIONES RUBAU to undertake construction of what will be the tallest building in the city of Barranquilla (Colombia).
The Project, with a budget of over 10 million euros, represents a ground-breaking, state-of-the-art architectural concept. The building, called The Icon, has 42 floors and 4 basement levels. It will comprise 76 luxury apartments ranging in size from 178 to 254 m2 and finished to the highest possible standards with layouts designed to prioritise quality of living.
Construction of this skyscraper, with an expected completion term of 32 months, represents Rubau’s direct participation in one of the city’s most emblematic architectural projects.
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AREMA (Rubau Group) has completed the refurbishment works of the Sant Gregori Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), a project promoted by the Catalan Water Agency that represents a significant improvement in the capacity and efficiency of water treatment in the municipality. The new facility responds to the growth experienced in recent years, increasing its capacity from an […]
Rubau, in a joint venture with Grulop 21, has signed the contract for the construction of the new Biosanitary Campus of the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM) in Ciudad Real, a strategic project in the academic and healthcare sector with an investment of over €38 million and a 30-month execution period. The future complex will […]
Rubau México has been awarded the contract for the construction of the Maravatío Bypass in the State of Michoacán, for a total amount of 785.2 million Mexican pesos (€38.5 million), VAT included. The project, promoted by Red de Carreteras de Occidente (Abertis Group), will be carried out in the municipality of Maravatío and has an […]
AREMA, in a joint venture with FCC, has launched the new municipal waste collection service in the town of Figueres, following the formal signing of the contract with the City Council last week. The contract has a duration of eight years and a total value of €38.76 million, with an annual budget of €4.46 million […]
