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Sowwah Island

Abu DhAbi city

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Sowwah Square comprises four international Grade A office towers, providing

a total of 180,000 sqm of premium commercial space and is already home to a

dynamic mix of blue-chip tenants.

Sowwah Square is at the heart of Abu Dhabi’s new Central Business District

(CBD), and is the first phase of Sowwah Island, a 114 hectare mixed-use

development strategically located at the junction of Mina Zayed, Saadiyat

Island, Al Reem Island and the existing downtown area of Abu Dhabi Island.

Modeled on the world’s leading mixed-use business districts, Sowwah Island

has been designed to create a 24 hour CBD and is set to become a vibrant

mix of business, residential, retail and leisure communities, connecting people

and creating a unique urban experience for those who expect an unparalleled

lifestyle of integrated convenience.

Offering premium commercial space, luxury business hotels, exciting new

retail and leisure options, world-leading healthcare & wellness and new levels

of residential accommodation, Sowwah Island will provide a quality of space,

environment and urban infrastructure unseen in the region.

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Sowwah Square

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange

Tower 1Tower 2

Tower 4 Tower 3

Sowwah Square is the commercial core of Sowwah Island, creating a strong business and hospitality hub for the island and setting new standards for Abu Dhabi real estate.

Four architecturally distinguished 30-36 storey Grade A landmark towers provide 180,000 sqm of column-free, flexible, highly efficient and specified office space.

The four commercial towers encircle the new headquarters of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) and allow direct access to The Galleria at Sowwah Square, a two-level podium boasting approximately 33,000 sqm of luxury retail space.

Its waterfront location will provide public areas for tenants and visitors and a 5.4 km pedestrian friendly corniche around the island. It will link with neighboring developments via a dedicated network of underground climate controlled, retail lined pedestrian corridors and is flanked by two luxury business hotels, that will provide convenient accommodation and amenities for Sowwah Square’s mix of global companies.

Sowwah Square is the first integrated development in Abu Dhabi to achieve LEED Core and Shell Gold Pre-Certification.

The first tower of Sowwah Square was handed over in March 2011 and the remaining three towers will be delivered in the second quarter of 2011.

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Sowwah Square, April 2011

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Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Sowwah Island

Rosewood Abu Dhabi

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Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange

Tower 3Tower 2 Tower 1

Sowwah Square is Phase 1 of Sowwah Island

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INTerNaTIoNaL aPProaCh

Main lobby exterior

A triple-height fully glazed reception provides a substantial entrance hall for tenants and visitors with attractive and light waiting areas. Highly specified finishes create a cool and contemporary first impression that continues into the rest of the building.

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Main lobby interior

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The main lobby at Sowwah Square

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Fully trained reception and security staff provide a full concierge service and complement the tenant and visitor experience

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Triple-height feature atrium in main lobby

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Dedicated high-speed elevators accessed through security controlled turnstiles in all four towers efficiently sustain and transport the anticipated 12,000 office staff and visitors between dedicated parking and office floors.

Escalators connect the main lobby with dedicated parking levels and retail

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High-speed elevator lobby

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Typical column-free and highly efficient floor plates available at Sowwah Square

Large floor plates of approximately 1,800 sqm provide 86 percent net to gross efficiency that is flexible for different uses. The towers offer panoramic views across Abu Dhabi and are designed to rigorous international green standards being awarded LEED Core and Shell Gold Pre-Certification.

Highly specified WCs

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Elevator corridor on typical floor of Sowwah Square

Elevator interior

Light and spacious, the interiors feature marble, onyx, granite and stainless steel finishes specified to the highest international standards.

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Secure parking facillities provide 5,200 spaces and include air-conditioned VIP parking bays that are reserved for tenants of Sowwah Square.

Dedicated escalators to lobby

Oversized parking bays

Provisions for disabled parking

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Entrance of southern car park

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Sowwah Square features a permanent tenant employee lounge which allows employees to have ‘time-out’ from their workplace. Relaxed and inviting, the area provides opportunities for socializing and encourages cross-company interaction. An impressive list of tenant amenities include self service bars, internet access, latest on-line gaming, sound and visual entertainment systems, as well as 24 hour security.

Level 28 terrace with panoramic views of the city

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Permanent employee staff lounge

Attractive employee lounge and coffee shop

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Dubai

Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi

Sultanate of Oman

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Qatar

Umm Al Quwain

Ras Al Khaimah

Fujairah

Ajman Sharjah

Al Ain

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi is a dynamic, modern work city in a globally strategic inter-continental position that makes it increasingly attractive to international corporations, business visitors and tourists.

a GLoBaL CeNTer a GrowING NaTIoN

Abu Dhabi covers 85 percent of the UAE’s land mass (67,340 sq km) and owns 95 percent of the country’s oil (and 92 percent of its gas). Its capital, Abu Dhabi city, is one of the world’s wealthiest oil-rich cities (GDP of $98 billion/per capital worth: $17 million).

A dynamic, modern, world city, Abu Dhabi is now diversifying its economy away from a reliance on the oil industry and into cultural, recreational and business sectors. Increasing numbers of global organizations are making Abu Dhabi their Middle Eastern destination of choice. More than 50 international embassies are based in the city.

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View of Abu Dhabi from Sowwah Square

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In a billion-dollar investment in transport and infrastructure, a mass transit system will connect commercial and residential areas of the city by metro, tram and Light Rail Transit (LRT) lines. The proposed Abu Dhabi Metro system will provide rapid transit to all urban areas of the emirate, with a primary route passing through Sowwah Island from east to west. A network of LRT and metro routes will cover the city, with two lines bisecting Sowwah Island.

Sowwah Island was chosen for its pivotal role in the economic, social and environmental regeneration of Abu Dhabi because of its unique location at the city’s core. It is linked both to the capital’s existing downtown business district and the new growth areas by a comprehensive transport system that integrates every aspect of the island into the city’s highly developed road, rail and air infrastructure. Thirteen bridges will link the island with the region’s national and international transport network. The airport will be 30 minutes by road and Dubai around 60 minutes.

Abu Dhabi’s key development areas currently are:

• SowwahIsland:designatedasAbuDhabi’sCentralBusinessDistrict(CBD)

• SaadiyatIsland:culturalinitiativetoattractgloballyrecognizedbrands to the city such as the Louvre and Guggenheim

• AlReemIslandandMinaZayed:upcomingbusinessand leisure developments

• YasIsland:innovativeandhighlysuccessfulF1racetrack

• TheCapitalDistrict:seatoffederalgovernment,tobebuiltbetween MohammedBinZayedCityandAbuDhabiInternationalAirport

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There has been a significant investment in Sowwah Island’s infrastructure that has created a Middle East first – a radical multi-tiered network of roads, cycleways and walkways.

Sowwah Island is built on a 14.25 m podium, with roads laid out on two levels, separating general through traffic, local and pedestrian passes and residential and service access. Pavements, lobbies and pedestrian access are all above ground and utilities, storage and maintenance are accessed from below.

The new bridges and highways combined with generous parking will make traveling by road easy and convenient.

Climate controlled, shop-lined underground passageways will create a pleasant environment for pedestrians, who will be able to cover the entire island on foot and will connect every part of the island: transport hubs, shopping malls, leisure venues.

The focal point of that integrated network is the 450,000 sqm Sowwah Square complex of commercial towers and luxury retail, international hotels and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.

INFraSTruCTure

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Ferry stations

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Sowwah Square Tower 1

Sowwah Square Tower 2

Sowwah Square Tower 3

Sowwah Square Tower 4

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange

The Galleria at Sowwah Square

Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Sowwah Island

Rosewood Abu Dhabi

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

Central Park

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INTeGraTeD CommuNITy The Galleria at Sowwah Square

The Galleria at Sowwah Square will offer a vibrant mix of exclusive shopping and dining options in a panoramic setting. This stunningly designed 33,000 sqm 2 level galleria integrates shopping, dining, hotels, parking, cafés and public spaces and is set to become Abu Dhabi’s premium urban retail destination. Directly accessible from surrounding commercial towers, this unique integrated scheme will deliver a new retailexperienceandofferaneclecticmixofF&Boptionsaswellasunparalleled levels of intuitive service - expected by Sowwah Square’s blue-chip tenants and retail clientele.

Rosewood Abu Dhabi

The 34 storey Rosewood Abu Dhabi will consist of 6 luxury penthouses, 189 guest rooms and 131 serviced apartments. It will feature 2,000 sqm of meeting spaces, a business center, extensive amenities and retail including, a premium 1,700 sqm beauty, wellness and fitness retreat. This underpins the company’s strategy of “positioning Rosewood properties in key business and leisure destinations around the world” and is scheduled for completion in 2012.

Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Sowwah Island

The Four Seasons Abu Dhabi at Sowwah Island will offer 190 deluxe rooms and 125 apartments, as well as a dramatic rooftop pool and garden. It will include a full suite of conference and meeting facilities and a wide variety of dining experiences. It will feature direct, climate controlled underground links to neighboring Sowwah Square offices and retail. Due to be opened in 2013, it will be the first United Arab Emirates property for Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, which operates a comprehensive portfolio of exclusive properties in the world’s most sought-after business and leisure destinations.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

The American healthcare institution Cleveland Clinic, globally acknowledged as a brand leader in specialist medical care, has entered into an agreement with Mubadala Healthcare, a business unit of Mubadala Development Company, to provide a 364 bed multi-specialty hospital in the first phase of Sowwah Island, next to and with direct air-conditioned pedestrian access to Sowwah Square.

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FLoor PLaNS

Typical Low Rise Floor Plan 2,303 sqm GIA

Tower 3

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Level sqm sqft

35 1,007.5 10,844.6

34 1,007.5 10,844.6

33 1,982.6 21,340.5

32 1,983.9 21,354.5

31 1,985.2 21,368.5

30 2,102.3 22,629.0

29 2,104.5 22,652.6

28 2,106.7 22,676.3

27 2,222.4 23,921.7

26 2,224.6 23,945.4

25 2,226.8 23,969.1

24 2,303.3 24,792.5

23 2,303.3 24,792.5

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21 2,303.3 24,792.5

20 2,303.3 24,792.5

19 2,303.3 24,792.5

18 2,303.3 24,792.5

17 2,303.3 24,792.5

16 2,303.3 24,792.5

15 2,303.3 24,792.5

14 2,303.3 24,792.5

13 2,303.3 24,792.5

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07 2,055.0 22,119.8

06 1,731.0 18,632.3

05 1,407.0 15,144.8

Total 65,303.1 702,916.2

Car parks

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Terrace Terrace

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Typical Mid Rise Floor Plan2,303 sqm GIA

Typical High Rise Floor Plan2,303 sqm GIA

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SPaCe PLaNNING

Single Tenant Layout Typical Mid Rise

Private offices 8 GIA 2,303 sqm

Workstations 135 GIA per person 16.1 sqm

Total headcount 143

Two Tenant Layout Typical Mid Rise

North (Law Firm)

Private offices 22 GIA 910 sqm

Workstations 13 GIA per person 26.2 sqm

Total headcount 45

South

Private offices 14 GIA 864 sqm

Workstations 32 GIA per person 18.8 sqm

Total headcount 46

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SPaCe PLaNNING

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Legal Layout Typical Mid Rise

Private offices 50 GIA 2,303 sqm

Workstations 24 GIA per person 31.1 sqm

Total headcount 74

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Finance Layout Typical Mid Rise

Private offices 14 GIA 2,303 sqm

Workstations 150 GIA per person 14.0 sqm

Total headcount 164

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SPaCe PLaNNING

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Corporate Layout Typical Mid Rise

Private offices 21 GIA 2,303 sqm

Workstations 120 GIA per person 16.3 sqm

Total headcount 141

DeTaILeD DeSIGN & quaLITy FINISheS

SuSTaINaBILITy

Finished to the highest quality, international Grade A standard, in marble, granite, onyx and stainless steel.

• Slabtoslabheight4m

• Raisedfloor15cm

•Ceilingheight2.8m

• Typicalfloorplategrossarea2,300sqm

•Netinternalarea1,880sqm

• Planningmodule1.5m

• Typicalbaysize9m

•Columnfreecorners(8)

LEED is the internationally recognized US benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.

Sowwah Square is the first integrated development in Abu Dhabi to achieve LEEDCoreandShellGoldPre-CertificationbytheUSGreenBuildingCouncil.

LEED Gold Pre-Certification

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InTERnAL FInISHES

Entrance to Building / Atrium 30 m tall lobby with glass cable wall.

Marble flooring - Calacatta and Shivakashi (polished).

Marble wall surface - Rosalia (honed).

Stainless steel clad columns.

Extruded aluminum ceiling grid with integral lighting.

Lift Lobbies Marble flooring - Crema Royal and Amber (polished).

Painted gypsum board ceiling at 3,575 mm clear height.

Concealed sprinkler heads.

Stainless steel soffit at elevator openings (2,800 mm clear height) with recessed down lights and linear cove lighting.

Marble wall surface - Crema Royal (polished).

Metallic painted doors; 2,350 mm door height; stainless steel transom.

Lifts Elevator cabs have marble floors with satin etched glass side walls and onyx feature wall. Suspended stainless steel ceiling soffit and silver coated steel door.

Office Areas Concealed sprinkler heads.

Structural glazed unitized aluminum curtain wall with insulated vision glass. Aluminum sill 30 mm above finish floor. Manual roller shades with housing to match curtain wall.

WCs Marblefloortile-BiancoLaFacciata(polished)andItalianRedLevanto(polished).

Painted gypsum board ceiling at 2,800 mm clear height with recessed wall washers and cove lighting.

Concealed sprinkler heads.

Marblewallsurface-BiancoLaFacciata(polished).

Satin etched mirror wall surface with stainless steel base.

Full height (2,400 mm) back-painted glass toilet partitions.

Marble lavatory – Italian Red Levanto (polished).

Doors and Ironmongery Painted wood doors with stainless steel hardware.

Core staircases Painted concrete stair enclosure (2 hour fire rating).

Checkered steel plate treads, risers, and landings.

38 mm round steel guardrail and handrail.

LEED

A ‘Gold’ Shell and Core Pre-Certification rating has been achieved.

HVAC

Outdoor design for cooling: 45.6 C dry bulb, 30 C wet bulb Indoor design summer: 24 C with a +2 C variation

Winter Outdoor design: 10.9 C dry bulb Indoor design Winter: 20 C +2 C variation

Conditioned air to the tenant spaces is delivered by an air handler machine located on each floor. Treated and filtered outside ventilation air is delivered to each floor from a central primary outside air intake machine, that delivers outside air to each floor air handler. All air conditioning is from a central chilled water system delivered by an off-site provider.

Each floor has an average of 24 air conditioning / heating “zones” allowing formaximumtenantbuildoutflexibility.(Notethata“zone”isdefinedasonecontrol thermostat).

Each floor has 55 kw of supplemental chilled water via chilled water supply and return valves in waiting. Tenant usage of this system will require separate chilled water metering.

Toilet exhaust and general floor exhaust is provided throughout the building.

STRuCTuRE

Superstructure Concrete structure with concrete core, columns, and post-tensioned flat slab.

Façades Structural glazed unitized aluminum curtain wall with insulated vision glass. Aluminum sill 30 mm above finish floor. Double skin façade at ends of floor plate. Façade features laminated glass sunscreens, both fixed and operable.

Roof Precast concrete pavers on rubberized asphalt roof membrane.

OFFICES

Lighting Office Areas. 350-500 lux at desk top height.

WCs 1 per 25 for the first 50, 1 per 50 for the remainder exceeding 50 (50:50 male, female).

LIFTS

1personper50sqmNIA.

Lift speed Low rise 3.5 m per second.Mid rise 5 m per second.High rise 6 m per second.

CRITICAL DIMEnSIOnS Slab to slab 4 m slab to slab.

Floor to ceiling 2.8 m clear floor to ceiling height.

Raised floors 150 mm raised access floor (tenant to provide finish floor material, ie. carpet, stone).

Planning Grids The building is designed around a 1.5 m grid. Column Typical bay size is 9 m with integrated columns.

ELECTRICAL

Primary power to the building is from ADDC via 22 kv primary transformers. Internal transformation and distribution switchgear reduce the power to utilizationvoltagesappropriatetotheequipmentandspace.Nominalvoltagesare 440 v and 220 v.

Lighting is based on 15 watts per sqm.

Tenant “plug loads” based on an average of 25 watts per sqm.

Each floor is equipped with 10, metered, circuit breakers for tenant power needs.

Emergency power and miscellaneous house power is also provided at each floor electrical closet.

Emergency power diesel generators are provided for each building. Fire pumps, exit lights, emergency lighting, one lift per bank, and fire alarm system are all provided with emergency power.

PLuMBInG

Complete, Class A toilet rooms on each floor for men and women.

Valves and piping in waiting for tenant added plumbing needs.

Water storage tanks for assured domestic water needs are fitted at the bottom and top of each office tower.

FIRE PROTECTIOn / LIFE SAFETy

Completely fire sprinklered building with all sprinklers and fire standpipes serviced from fire water storage tanks and pressure booster pumps.

Addressable style fire alarm system throughout each building.

Emergency standby diesel power generators in each building.

All stairwells are pressurized to minimize the migration of smoke into the stairwells in the event of fire.

Each floor is fitted with a smoke management technique to maintain clear egress pathways in the event of a fire.

A one and two-way voice communication system for occupant notification protocols and firefighter communication is provided throughout each building.

Each building has a main Fire Command Center with all building fire alarm systems reporting to a central Command and Control System located in the South Car Park.

Each building has a dedicated fire fighter lift.

Summary SPeCIFICaTIoN

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Sowwah Square by night, April 2011

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Looking west over Sowwah Square, April 2011

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DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this prospectus however it is provided for informational purposes only and does not form part of any contract. Plans are not to scale and all dimensions are approximate measurements and have been taken from the widest point in each room. Images are artist impressions only and may not accurately reflect the final built product. Designs may be subject to change in order to address conditions of approval through subsequent phases of design development. Scenes and views shown may be of a location not on or related to the property. All maps are for relative location purposes only and are not to scale. All CGIs and or / renders are representations only and may or may not accurately depict the completed building or site and are subject to change without notice. This is not an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of an offer to buy, to residents of any state or province in which restrictions and other legal requirements have not been fulfilled. This advertisement is void where prohibited by law. Improvements, facilities and programs are in formative stages, and there is no guarantee that they will be completed or developed. This prospectus is provided “as is” without any representation or warranty, express or implied, of any kind, including, but not limited to, warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, or fitness for any particular purpose, or non-infringement of any content published on or available. Under no circumstances, including but not limited to Al Sowah Square Properties LLC negligence, shall AlSowah Square Properties LLC be liable for any consequential, direct, incidental, indirect, punitive or special damages related to the reliance or use of, the inability to use, or errors or omissions in the contents and functions of this prospectus.

A development by

800 – SOWWAH (769924)

Piers Barttelot Head of Commercial Leasing

+971 (0)2 413 1414 [email protected]

sowwahisland.ae

CONTACT

Owner Mubadala Real Estate & Hospitality

Architect Goettsch Partners

Project Manager John Buck International

Structural Engineer Oger International (peer review by Thornton Tomasetti)

Services Engineer Oger International (peer review by Environmental Systems Design)

Quantity Surveyor EC Harris

Space Planning Goettsch Partners

EPC Contractor Oger Abu Dhabi

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