Posted By
Najib
May 16, 2019 05:18
Beirut Municipality is set to revamp Beirut's corniche to add new bike lanes, greenery and more. Vladimir Djurovic, a Lebanon-based landscape architect, has been contracted to design the project and works should begin later in 2019 for the Ain el-Mreisseh corniche. The project will be executed within two years and will cost around $25 million dollars. As you can see from the pictures and quoting the Daily Star, there will be a new “piazza area”…
Posted By
Najib
May 04, 2019 03:19
Keserwan's FB Page posted yesterday pictures of a project submitted to the Lebanese Presidency, that consists of building a sea bridge all the way from Tabarja to Jiyye. The study was prepared by a company called DEP but I couldn't locate it on their website. The aim is to solve Lebanon's worsening traffic problem but I am not in favor of it or any similar projects, because 1) it will take 50 years to build…
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