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24 Feb 04

Jumeira bridge to feature seven ancient wonders

H2L2 Architects and Leonhardt, Andra & Partner have won the design competition for a bridge to Dubai's island development The Palm at Jumeira. Developer Nakeel unveiled the design of the concrete bridge which incorporates steel space frames and statues of the seven ancient wonders of the world. "The Palm has been conceived and built on one premise to create the eighth wonder of the world", said Nakheel chairman Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem. The main contractor is Belhassa Six.

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