Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Allison Francis, said this year the construction sector will grow by 5.3% and lead, again country's economic growth.
This was announced during a visit of inspection to be the tallest building in Peru: The Westin Libertador Lima, owned by Brescia.
The building height of 118 meters and 30 floors will require an investment of approximately $ 100 million, generating 4 000 jobs, 800 direct jobs and 3 000 200 indirect jobs.
"This major work by creating thousands of jobs, and that for every direct job in stem 4 indirect, besides promoting the development of industry and transport sector," said Francis Allison.
The 5-star directed mainly to the corporate sector, has an area of \u200b\u200b73 301 m2 and will have a convention center with capacity for 2,000 people, 14 meeting rooms 301 rooms, two restaurants with capacity of 2000 people and 5 basements (4 of parking for a total of 728 cars).
addition, the resort will feature the largest convention center in Peru and the second in Latin America. Its opening is planned for the second half of 2010. Allison
Minister further said that "the design of the hotel, the workforce and 80% of building materials are Peruvians." Notably
recently concluded the first phase of construction and roofing on the top floor of the main tower. From now on, work will concentrate on the placement of the curtain wall and finishes.
This was announced during a visit of inspection to be the tallest building in Peru: The Westin Libertador Lima, owned by Brescia.
The building height of 118 meters and 30 floors will require an investment of approximately $ 100 million, generating 4 000 jobs, 800 direct jobs and 3 000 200 indirect jobs.
"This major work by creating thousands of jobs, and that for every direct job in stem 4 indirect, besides promoting the development of industry and transport sector," said Francis Allison.
The 5-star directed mainly to the corporate sector, has an area of \u200b\u200b73 301 m2 and will have a convention center with capacity for 2,000 people, 14 meeting rooms 301 rooms, two restaurants with capacity of 2000 people and 5 basements (4 of parking for a total of 728 cars).
addition, the resort will feature the largest convention center in Peru and the second in Latin America. Its opening is planned for the second half of 2010. Allison
Minister further said that "the design of the hotel, the workforce and 80% of building materials are Peruvians." Notably
recently concluded the first phase of construction and roofing on the top floor of the main tower. From now on, work will concentrate on the placement of the curtain wall and finishes.
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