In this issue

While the summer slowdown is well underway across the Middle East and the temperature hits its annual high, Landscape HQ is still in full swing to deliver the best of industry news. From Egypt to Australia to Italy and South America, the August issue is packed full of exciting new and revamped projects. One of those is Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia — the city’s most significant urban renewal initiative in 20 years. Learn about the design process and see the results on page 24. Staying in Australia, the ‘two’ ribbons creates a divided but safe passage for wildlife and people to travel over Lake Burley Griffin, in Canberra.

Back in the Middle East, we learn about new projects in Saudi a new Metro station in downtown Riyadh on page 20 and in Egypt, a new private marina development in Hurghada, Egypt with shade at its core to maximise the user experience.

Twisted Concrete Bench

“Twisted Concrete Bench” is designed for indoor and outdoor spaces.

1 min

Morocco Upbeat About Growing Tourism Industry

Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort to help boost local tourism by welcoming around 96 000 guests in the first half of 2019

2 mins

Shaping Our Skylines

Top experts unveil the future of buildings’ facades in the region

5 mins

Green Grass Without The Hassle

Seeded Paspalum Stands Up to Green Space Challenges in the Middle East

5 mins

A Beacon Of Riyadh's Urbanism

A new metro station in downtown Riyadh is set to become a symbol of the city’s urban regeneration

2 mins

Sydney's Newest Darling

The transformation of Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia, is the city’s most significant urban renewal initiative in 20 years – a once in a generation opportunity to remake a critical, central neighbourhood.

3 mins

Pool And Water Features Add Charm To Any Landscape

Pool and Water features are always desired by all as they are considered to be a great addition to a property landscape design.

3 mins

Two Become One

Growing together: An architects vision to connect Milan’s football clubs

2 mins

Allowing Wildlife To Go Back To Nature

After review of the Canberra City and Molonglo River establishment, existing natural habitat were strongly impacted by the change.

2 mins

A Pearl Rising From The Sea

Perched by the sea, the Pearl villa reflects the various hues of blue of the coastline.

2 mins

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Landscape Middle East Magazine Description:

Landscape Magazine is the first specialized monthly publication targeting the landscaping industry in the Middle East.It is distributed to 5,500 professionals in the UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, and others.The list includes government agencies, developers, contractors, traders, consultants, landscape architects, and others in this field.