Precast cladding at the West Bay Complex, Doha

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Donald, Charles ^{[1
]}

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[1] Halcrow, Doha, Qatar

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Concrete Engineering International | 2004年 / 8卷 / 02期

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Architectural design - Civil engineering - Construction industry - Structural analysis;

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Development of the prestigious West Bay Complex is due for completion in July 2004. This is the largest private development in the State of Qatar and included a five-star hotel, a 28-storey office tower, apartments, townhouses and a marina. The external appearance of the structure was designed to reflect the local Qatari architecture and traditional masonry work typical of the region.

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