La Mer

Project Details

Project Overview

The La Mer project involved constructing a 6.8 km concrete crown wall atop the rock protection of an artificial island, along with two open beaches. This extensive undertaking required nearly 36,000 cubic meters of concrete. The crown wall was meticulously designed and constructed to provide robust protection and stability for the island’s perimeter. Our tasks included precise concrete work, ensuring the structure’s durability and resilience against environmental factors. Additionally, the development of the two open beaches required careful planning and execution to create inviting, safe, and sustainable recreational areas. This project showcases our expertise in large-scale coastal infrastructure and our dedication to delivering high-quality, innovative solutions.