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MahaNakhon – the tallest building in Thailand
Arup has almost 20 years of experience in Thailand, offering a core set of the firm’s multidisciplinary services locally covering high-rise condominium, luxury resorts and hotels, and large scale infrastructure projects. We work closely with our long-established regional offices across Asia, allowing us to provide the best skills and practices aligned with our experience of local conditions, regulations and markets. Our key recent projects include the 77-storey MahaNakhon building, the MRT Blue Line extension works and the expansion works for Nissan car assembly plant.
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BangkokBangkok
Bangkok is the largest urban area by far in Thailand and the most significant political, social and economic centre of much of South East Asia.
Arup has been involved in a range of infrastructure and transportation projects in the city, including the underground stations of new Bangkok International Airport, and the Mass Rapid Transit Initial System north section, which comprises nine underground stations and 11km of twin bored tunnels.
On the specialist side, we provided advice on facade engineering for Central World Plaza, Empire Tower and King Power Duty Free shop. We are the MEP engineering consultant for British Embassy Bangkok, United Nations and Shangri-la Hotel Chiang-Mai. CP Orange Switching Centre best demonstrates the firm’s capacity in communications and mechanical and electrical design.
Jason Simpson
Italthai Tower 31st Floor 2034/134New Petchburi Rd
Bangkapi Huaykwang
Bangkok, 10320 [email protected] + 66 2716 1561 Bangkok, local time - 4:27 AM View on Google Maps