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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Joe Leates / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Joe Leates / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Joe Leates / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Alice Hodgson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Alice Hodgson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets The Crown Prince of Kuwait
29/08/2023. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets Kuwaiti Crown Prince Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah for a bilateral meeting in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Alice Hodgson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
Semi finished concrete shells of the Sarot Country Tatil Köyü, down the road from the more well known large holiday home project of Burj al Babas, also made by the Sarot Group. North western Turkey.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
Fake trees line the corridors of the Sarot Termal Park Resort & Spa, another project by the group responsible for the Burj al Babas site. The hotel sits near Bolu, on natural thermal springs, in north-western Turkey
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
The Sarot Termal Park Resort & Spa, another project by the group responsible for the Burj al Babas site. The hotel sits near Bolu, on natural thermal springs, in north-western Turkey
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
Mehmet Cantürk, lifelong resident of Mudurnu, the historic Turkish town next to the Burj al Babas site, is very much against the project, and thinks its ill fitting with the local community and historical architecture.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
The miniature castles of the Burj al Babas housing project, near the historic town of Mudurnu, in western Turkey. The castle-homes were sold for $300,000 USD mostly to customers from Kuwait.
As the project drags on, and the homes haven’t been finished, the project has become a point of diplomatic tension between Turkey and Kuwait.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
Concrete overload - the bones of what is said to become a shopping centre and recreation centre, in the middle of the 700 plus castle-esk homes of the Burj al Babas project in western Turkey.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
Adem Tekgöz, project manager for the Sarot Group, who built and owns the Burj al Babas project site in western Turkey, in the basement of one of the castle homes, where he says a swimming pool would be built.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
The miniature castles of the Burj al Babas housing project, near the historic town of Mudurnu, in western Turkey. The castle-homes were sold for $300,000 USD mostly to customers from Kuwait.
As the project drags on, and the homes haven’t been finished, the project has become a point of diplomatic tension between Turkey and Kuwait.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
The interior construction of a turret, one of the 700 miniature castles of the Burj al Babas housing project, near the historic town of Mudurnu, in western Turkey. The castle-homes were sold for $300,000 USD mostly to customers from Kuwait.
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'If I had the power I'd destroy the whole thing': what went wrong with the ghost town of Disney-style castles? Burj Al Babas, Turkey.
It was meant to be a dream development but, 13 years on, it remains unfinished - a microcosm of Turkey's scandal-hit construction sector under Erdogan.
The castles were supposed to bring a welcome injection of Gulf money to this part of Turkey. On paper, it was a tempting pitch for prospective purchasers from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain: a luxury development named Burj Al Babas. Each castle, when completed, was meant to have its own pipeline to the healing spring waters, feeding private indoor swimming pools.
The miniature castles of the Burj al Babas housing project, near the historic town of Mudurnu, in western Turkey. The castle-homes were sold for $300,000 USD mostly to customers from Kuwait.
As the project drags on, and the homes haven’t been finished, the project has become a point of diplomatic tension between Turkey and Kuwait.
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. Whilst on a 3 day trip to the Middle East, The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly met with women’s rights activists in Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with Minister of Oil, Minister of State for Economic and Investment Affairs and Acting Minister of Finance of Kuwait, HE Dr Saad Al-Barrak during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with Minister of Oil, Minister of State for Economic and Investment Affairs and Acting Minister of Finance of Kuwait, HE Dr Saad Al-Barrak during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with Minister of Oil, Minister of State for Economic and Investment Affairs and Acting Minister of Finance of Kuwait, HE Dr Saad Al-Barrak during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits a traditional weaving workshop and also gets taught how to weave during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits a traditional weaving workshop and also gets taught how to weave during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits a traditional weaving workshop and also gets taught how to weave during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits a traditional weaving workshop and also gets taught how to weave during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of Kuwait, HE Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior for Kuwait, HE Sheikh Talal Khaled Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Crown Prince of Kuwait, HH Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly meets with the Crown Prince of Kuwait, HH Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his visit to Kuwait. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits Kuwait City as part of a 3 day trip to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits Kuwait City as part of a 3 day trip to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits Kuwait City as part of a 3 day trip to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly visits Kuwait City as part of a 3 day trip to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly arrives in Kuwait to begin the second leg of his 3 day visit to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly arrives in Kuwait to begin the second leg of his 3 day visit to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits Kuwait
26/07/2023. Kuwait City, Kuwait. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly arrives in Kuwait to begin the second leg of his 3 day visit to the middle east. . Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render showing an aerial view of XZERO City. The centre is dominated by themed hubs for green tech, medical and education
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render of XZERO City.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render of XZERO City. Residential area
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render of XZERO City.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render of XZERO City. Biodomes
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render showing an aerial view of XZERO City. The centre is dominated by themed hubs for green tech, medical and education
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - Pläne für eine grüne Ökostadt XZERO in Kuwait
Ferrari Press Agency
XZERO City 1
Ref 14277
05/10/2022
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: URB
A new city where everything is within walking distance and no cars are needed, has been unveiled.It has been designed to maximise pedestrian areas and give access to as many facilities by foot as possible.The plan is for the city, called XZERO, to be built in Kuwait and provide a net zero carbon lifestyle for up to 100,000 residents.The central area is surrounded by a series of hubs dedicated separately to education, entertainment and medical facilities. The plan has been created by UAE-based design company URB,The city will provide food and energy security whilst promoting a green circular economy in an eco-friendly live, work and visit destination.The firm's chief executive Baharash Bagherian said: “The creation of sustainable cities that follow the highest standards of living with lowest impact on the environment is no longer a choice, it has become a necessity.”XZERO has been planned to address three key pillars of sustainability; social, economic and environmental.The heart of the project is said to be the unique landscape which is multifunctional and designed to promote health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
OPS:Render showing an aerial view of XZERO City. The centre is dominated by themed hubs for green tech, medical and education
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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