Construction progress at the Fairmont Hotel project after Lunar New Year

10/02/2023

As one of Sigma's critical projects in the city center of Hanoi, Fairmont Hotel has received special attention from investors and customers from the time of its launch. The product is managed by the leading international hotel group in Vietnam - Accor and is constructed M&E systems by Sigma - the ultimate prestigious unit in Vietnam, expected to open in 2024, adjacent to two sides of Ly Thai To and Tran Nguyen Han streets.

Fairmont Hotel is in a diamond position in the heart of the capital, just a 10-minute walk from Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter, the project is close to many of the most important government and business buildings in the city. The hotel will fully converge entertainment facilities, and event space and become an ideal destination for tourists to work or travel in the capital.

The project was built on a total area of nearly 10,000 m2, including 4 basements, 8 floors, 241 rooms, and ancillary facilities, designed by two famous companies, Perkins Eastman, and Aston Design, as a product of extensive research on Thang Long culture, history and art. Besides, Fairmont Hotel is inspired by the art of lacquer, with the impressive colors of Vietnam, such as the blend of alluvial red in the Red River, the Indochinese style of the French colonial period, along with motifs in the development history of Vietnam's dynasties.

With extensive experience in the field of M&E system construction, Sigma is proud to be the M&E service provider for the Fairmont Hotel project. We are committed to maximizing human resources, optimal equipment, and strict discipline throughout the project construction process. After the Lunar New Year, typical items we are implementing include:
  • Deploying the construction of the body
  • Deploying recessed wall/floor for MEPF system
  • Deployment of ceiling-mounted M&E items
  • Deployment and installation of equipment (air conditioning system, electricity system, water supply, and drainage system)
Some pictures of working on the project:
 
 
TBM daily at the project

 

Materials in the storage area are neatly arranged


Working atmosphere of Sigma engineers at the site office area

 

Planning for safety: important elements to consider


 
T&C of 
electric circuit breakers

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