This week saw major progress beneath the surface as sewerage and water infrastructure was laid throughout the construction site at Marina Bay. Our on-ground team worked trench by trench to install the essential piping and drainage systems that will serve every villa in the first construction zone. These underground connections

This week marks the true start of vertical construction at Marina Bay Lombok, with our crews officially breaking ground on the first resort-side villas. With worker camps completed last week, our team has moved into a fast-paced dual-shift schedule, working day and night to accelerate progress. Rebar is being cut, tied, and

This week at Marina Bay Lombok marked a turning point both on the ground and behind the scenes. On site, our construction team completed the installation of worker camps, providing full-time accommodation for the crew and enabling day-and-night operations to begin. These camps will play a crucial role in speeding up build

Week 7 at Marina Bay Lombok was all about turning plans into reality. Our surveyors spent the week conducting detailed land scans and pegging out the site; a key milestone in transitioning from design to delivery. The pegging process involved marking out the exact locations for internal roads, villa lots, resort zones,

This is the moment we’ve been building toward; construction is officially underway at Marina Bay City. With the land cleared, water testing complete, and boundaries pegged, our team has begun foundational work across several key sites. Initial building activity includes early-stage works on villa foundations, underground services, and retaining structures.

Week 5 brought some of the first big visual changes to the site at Marina Bay Lombok, with two key upgrades now complete; power infrastructure and project signage. Crews installed temporary electrical systems, including meter boxes and wiring hubs, to provide power to the active site zone. These systems will support

In Week 4, the team at Marina Bay Lombok carried out extensive on-site drilling to support structural planning and assess groundwater availability. The main goal of this phase was two-fold: To analyse subsurface soil density and strength, informing how foundations should be designed To evaluate groundwater conditions and identify suitable

Week 3 at Marina Bay Lombok focused on the detailed site survey and masterplanning for the villa development zone. The Marina Bay team including CEO Adrian Campbell, representatives from Wika Gedung, and architects from Kram Space Thailand conducted a full land walk-through, joined by local officials including Sekotong’s Village Head, Mr. Haji

This week at Marina Bay Lombok, geoelectric scanning was carried out across the site to assess soil conditions and underground water flow ahead of foundational work. The process involved using electrical resistivity equipment to measure variations in the ground below. This technique helps map out soil layers, detect moisture content, and

The journey officially began this week at Marina Bay Lombok, with road clearing works underway across the development site. Crews focused on cutting in the first internal access routes to allow heavy vehicles and machinery to begin entering and operating on the property. These roads will serve as the main arteries