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Genesis Building

The Genesis building in central George Town, built in 1986, was the first energy-efficient project to be taken on in the Cayman Islands. Designed to reduce maintenance and utility costs, the two towers now house a variety of small and large businesses in office suites of various sizes.

Project Type: Office Buildings

Completion: 1986

Architect: OBMI

Lead Staff: Dave Forest, Elsmer Range, Gordon Alexander, John Elliot, John Gibson

Location: George Town

Client / Developer: Genesis Ltd.

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