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Rami El-Dahan - Al-Ghazal Club in Kuwait was established the year 1964 and it was originally a private club that consisted of a two-story restaurant and a swimming pool overlooking the Gulf shore, located about twenty kilometers south of Kuwait City. It also had some adjoining small residential motels. The club had to close during after the Gulf War in 1991 and remained closed until 1999. The comprehensive plan to rebuild and develop the club consist of two main parts: the front part facing the Gulf and it is allocated for the club with all its different facilities. The back part is allocated to a new exclusive hotel. The two main parts of the redevelopment project are separated by a street that is fifty meters wide. Architects Soheir Farid and Rami Dahan. (Taken from English summary on page 9)

Al-Ghazal Hotel and Club

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magazine article
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1999
Al-Ghazal Club in Kuwait was established the year 1964 and it was originally a private club that consisted of a two-story restaurant and a swimming pool overlooking the Gulf shore, located about twenty kilometers south of Kuwait City. It also had some adjoining small residential motels. The club had to close during after the Gulf War in 1991 and remained closed until 1999. The comprehensive plan to rebuild and develop the club consist of two main parts: the front part facing the Gulf and it is allocated for the club with all its different facilities. The back part is allocated to a new exclusive hotel. The two main parts of the redevelopment project are separated by a street that is fifty meters wide. Architects Soheir Farid and Rami Dahan. (Taken from English summary on page 9)
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Ibrahim, Abdelbaki Mohamed (ed). 1999. Al-Ghazal Hotel and Club, Kuwait. In Alam al-Bina. Cairo: Center for Planning and Architectural Studies, 23-25/215.
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Rami El-Dahan - Al-Ghazal Club in Kuwait was established the year 1964 and it was originally a private club that consisted of a two-story restaurant and a swimming pool overlooking the Gulf shore, located about twenty kilometers south of Kuwait City. It also had some adjoining small residential motels. The club had to close during after the Gulf War in 1991 and remained closed until 1999. The comprehensive plan to rebuild and develop the club consist of two main parts: the front part facing the Gulf and it is allocated for the club with all its different facilities. The back part is allocated to a new exclusive hotel. The two main parts of the redevelopment project are separated by a street that is fifty meters wide. Architects Soheir Farid and Rami Dahan. (Taken from English summary on page 9)
Al-Ghazal Hotel and Club
Type
magazine article
Year
1999
Al-Ghazal Club in Kuwait was established the year 1964 and it was originally a private club that consisted of a two-story restaurant and a swimming pool overlooking the Gulf shore, located about twenty kilometers south of Kuwait City. It also had some adjoining small residential motels. The club had to close during after the Gulf War in 1991 and remained closed until 1999. The comprehensive plan to rebuild and develop the club consist of two main parts: the front part facing the Gulf and it is allocated for the club with all its different facilities. The back part is allocated to a new exclusive hotel. The two main parts of the redevelopment project are separated by a street that is fifty meters wide. Architects Soheir Farid and Rami Dahan. (Taken from English summary on page 9)
Citation
Ibrahim, Abdelbaki Mohamed (ed). 1999. Al-Ghazal Hotel and Club, Kuwait. In Alam al-Bina. Cairo: Center for Planning and Architectural Studies, 23-25/215.
Authorities
Rami El-Dahan
Egypt
other
Soheir Farid
Egypt
other
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Alam al-Bina
Alam al-Bina
Copyright
Alam al-Bina
Country
Kuwait
Language
Arabic
Keywords
contemporary architecture
touristic development
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