Work on Bahrain National Holding Company’s (BNH) new headquarters is nearly complete. With final cladding panels having been installed on the facade of the 11-storey says comntractor GP Zachariades.

The new landmark is coming up alongside the kingdom’s highest building – Al moayyed Towers – in the new Al Seef District of Manama, Bahrain.
Throughout construction, the contractor has used a twin Alimak hoist installation serviced by local distributor Mohammed Jalal and Sons to ease the movement of passengers and materials over the 5,146 sq m office and banking facility.
Alimak – a leading Swedish manufacturer of passenger and materials hoists – is a wholly owned company of Intervect, Sweden and develops, manufactures and markets passenger/materials hoists for the construction industry, permanently installed goods/passenger lifts for industrial environments and a range of equipment for underground mining and civil engineering. Alimak equipment is available through a worldwide network of Intervect’s subsidiaries, regional offices and distributors.
The project quantity surveyor for the BNH headquarter project is Davis Langdon Arabian Gulf and Mohamed Salahuddin Consulting Engineering (MSCEB), Bahrain, is the consulting engineer.