Construction

Work on Monaco skyscraper to restart

Lawyer for Beausoleil says construction of Tour Odeon can start again.

Construction on the Rock for two more years

Drills and explosions shatter the peace of Monaco's Rocher

Construction of Odeon Tower on schedule

Currently undergoing excavation, the 49 storey skyscraper should be completed in 2014.

Plenty of work in Monaco's construction industry

The current economic climate has forced some sectors to cut their payrolls. However Monaco's construction industry is bucking the trend and taking on more workers. Nice Matin reports that the Government is investing 248 million euros in construction projects, hoping to boost economic recovery.

Emploi : le BTP en plein boom

Plans for Princess Grace Hospital

Future Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace (CHPG) is priority for Stephane Valeri.

Heated debate over 2009 budget

Odeon Tower causes problems for amending the budget.

Construction continues

From whichever direction you approach Monaco, one of the first things you notice are the cranes. There's always something being built.

Although there was some consternation when Prince Albert announced the suspension of the planned land reclamation into the sea, that certainly didn't apply to other construction work. Quai Kennedy, the new luxury apartment building overlooking the F1 circuit and the port is completed, and next door, the Yacht Club work will start afresh after the Grand Prix race ends.

Prestigious skyscraper for Monaco

The only way is up, as the Principality decides to build into the sky rather than out into the sea.

Land reclamation models on view

It's a pity Monaco's land extension into the sea isn't going ahead, but that doesn't mean you can't take a look at the proposals. From now until 6 February, the Grimaldi Forum is exhibiting models of all the plans except those of Norman Foster's group. Entry is free.

In the news this week...

Land reclamation, Mecaplast, National Council session, economic agreement with Luxembourg

Land reclamation

The big news story this week was the suspension of the project to reclaim land from the sea. In a press conference on Wednesday morning, the government confirmed that further environmental studies would be made in 2009 to ensure there'd be no negative effects on the marine eco system. In addition, the Minister of State said it made good sense to delay the project in the current economic climate.

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