Author: Chloe Portelli

WATCH: Mercury Towers – One Floor Every Thirteen Days

Using the most advanced building technology has enabled our construction arm to build a floor every 13 days on Mercury Towers, the last iconic project signed off by Zaha Hadid before her passing. The construction work is being undertaken by our team of highly skilled Gozitan stone mason who have been trained in the use of this latest technology.

Follow us on our news section and over the next few months you will be able to watch the construction of this iconic tower, which is a bold step forward in Malta’s architecture that takes contemporary urban living to new heights both physically and figuratively.

Today, J.Portelli Projects boasts of a highly skilled workforce that takes great pride in their work and in giving its utmost to ensure that every new development the company embarks on is sustainable and a success.

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J. Portelli Projects Gozitan Employees To Build Mercury Towers

J. Portelli Projects’s team of skilled stone masons currently involved in the preparatory and foundation works of Mercury Towers.

This was announced by Joseph Portelli, the visionary developer of Mercury Towers and other types of residential and commercial projects located all around Malta and Gozo.

Mr Portelli added that, “We are proud to be providing employment opportunities and training on new building techniques for all employees of J.Portelli Projects. Furthermore as a Gozitan, I am extremely proud to see fellow Gozitans joining our team. Today, J.Portelli Projects boasts of a highly skilled workforce that takes great pride in their work and in giving its utmost to ensure that every new development the company embarks on is a success.”

Using highly advanced and innovative building technology, J.Portelli Projects is currently involved in the preparatory and foundation works of Mercury Towers, the last architectural project design signed off by Zaha Hadid before her passing. Mercury Towers is a bold step forward in Malta’s architecture that takes contemporary urban living to new heights both physically and figuratively.

A recent recruitment drive has increased the total number of employees at J Portelli Projects to 130 employees. This increase in staff members will further enhance J. Portelli Projects’ drive to become the leading real estate development company in Malta with a commitment to setting standards and developing sustainable projects such as Ħal Sagħtrija, Villaġġ San Ġużepp, Forum Residences and Quaint Boutique Hotels.

J. Portelli Projects Supports Nadur Youngsters FC

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The club, which was established in 1958, competes in the First Division of the Gozo Football League (GFL) and is currently preparing to celebrate the 80th anniversary of its founding. Since its inception, Nadur Youngsters FC – nicknamed the Whites by supporters – has won many titles and honours, including being league champions eleven times; tying first as the top performing club in the history of the GFL.

J. Portelli Projects is not only proud to have their logo emblazoned on the shirts of Nadur Youngsters players, but also in having had a direct involvement in the team’s growth through CEO Joseph Portelli, who was president of the club between 1998 and 2000. As president, Mr Portelli oversaw a milestone victory when the club clinched its fifth league win and his work built upon the successes of his predecessors.

After completing his term as president, Joseph Portelli continued to remain personally active in the running of the football club by sponsoring the team and making it possible for more young people in Nadur to take up healthy living through sports and train football in a safe and professional environment.

Quaint Boutique Hotels Featured in UK Press

Nadur - Quaint Boutique Hotels Featured in UK Press

In July 2016, Quaint Hotel Nadur, the first location of the chain to open its doors, made it to the Guardian’s best new affordable boutique hotels in Europe and was the only establishment in Malta to be included on the list. The Guardian’s review of Quaint Hotel Nadur highlighted its central location in the Gozitan village of Nadur, as well as its unique aesthetics featuring a 19th-century exterior that is complemented by a slick and contemporary interior.

Quaint Hotel Nadur was mentioned in the UK press a second time when it featured prominently on a list compiled by a The Telegraph’s destination expert of the top 10 boutique hotels around Malta and Gozo.

The list sought to give an insider’s guide to travellers looking to book a room at the best boutique hotels that Malta and Gozo have to offer. Quaint Hotel Nadur obtained a 7/10 rating and was highly praised for its ultra-modern, minimalist interior design, which lends the place an urban feel despite its village setting. Special mentions were also made of the “helpful and friendly” staff who run the hotel, as well as the family-friendly environment, and convenient proximity to Gozo’s best beaches and tourist attractions.

Discover more about Quaint Boutique Hotels in Gozo at quainthotelsgozo.com.