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Capital contract for LW

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Sunday, 01 October 2006

LW Design Group, the Dubai-based international interior design, graphics and architectural firm, has been appointed by Signature Clubs International, developers of private Clubs in the Middle East, to design and act as lead consultant on Signature’s flagship Club development, the Capital Club, which opens next year in the Dubai International Financial Centre.

LW Design Group, whose recent projects include the Grosvenor House Dubai, the Buddha Bar and the Montgomerie Clubhouse, will oversee the US $15 million project.

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