The renovation project for the Belvédère municipal swimming pool in Tunis was completed within a very tight timeframe of six months. It aimed to modernize and bring this historic sports and leisure facility, located in the heart of Belvédère Park, up to standard. The work included refurbishing the pools, modernizing the technical installations, renovating the changing rooms and restrooms, improving accessibility, beautifying the surrounding areas, and enhancing security. The goal was to quickly provide a high-quality, comfortable, and safe swimming pool for the residents of Tunis within this limited timeframe.
Project
RENOVATION OF THE MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL OF BELVEDERE IN TUNIS
Description of the work
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