Project and commercial management firm PMKConsult has appointed Jesyka White as Director of Operations for the UAE.

In a statement, PMKConsult said that White will be joining the firm’s senior management team from a directorship role in an international project management firm and was previously based in the Philippines. She is said to have overseen the delivery of several large-scale new build developments and refurbishment projects in North America, Middle East and North and South-East Asia.

“I am really excited to be taking on this position with PMKConsult; this region is growing rapidly with significant developments and projects being launched in every major sector. The company has a strong corporate ethos and culture, and the team’s positive energy is palpable. I look forward to working closely with Keenan to start delivering work alongside this amazing team,” commented White.

In March 2021, PMKConsult announced Mark Jamieson as its Head of Saudi Arabia while, in May 2021, the firm acquired cost consultancy ACS.

White was part of the China in-house client team who delivered The Parisian Macau, a 436,00sqm, 3,000 key integrated resort with casino, luxury retail space, theatre, and half scale replica of the Eiffel Tower with a total project value of $2.7bn. She was also a member of the senior leadership at Tenman Project Management and led the fitouts of the Emerald Resort Hotel and Casino in Cebu, Philippines and Inspire Casino outside of Seoul, South Korea. Moreover, as Director of Fit Out, she also was instrumental in delivering the world’s largest IKEA store, located in the Philippines, the statement added.

Keenan Grote, Chief Operating Officer of PMKConsult added, “Kevin and I are extremely energised with this new hire for a number of reasons. Firstly, Jesyka has navigated complex deliveries in challenging markets. Of course, every market has its nuances, but having that proven flexibility and agility in directing the delivery of large-scale work is really a valuable attribute and will continue to foster the culture and quality of PMKConsult’s delivery team in the UAE. Additionally, the appointment enables greater expansion in service delivery regionally, especially in KSA, but also with regard to Kevin’s lead into Africa with our strategic framework covering the continent.”

Previously, White was based in Hong Kong and worked as the Project Director of Global Store Development for DFS Group Ltd. She was responsible for the Asia South, Asia North, North America, and Middle East regions.

In January 2022, PMKConsult inked a deal to extend its service offering across Africa.

She holds a Master of Engineering degree, and a minor in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Florida. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering.

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The Abu Dhabi Digital Twin project was launched by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) at GITEX Technology Week 2022. Through the project, the department will be able to use 3D augmented reality to facilitate and support decision-making processes, which is said to be a qualitative leap forward in the emirate’s development of a digital and geographic information system.

The project is said to integrate advanced technology, such as aerial photography, LiDAR scanning and game engines; it intends to promote the foundations and concept of smart cities and initiate and integrate augmented digital reality and metaverses for the emirate in accordance with the highest international standards.

Billed as a first of its kind project in Abu Dhabi, it aims to showcase a comprehensive and accurate representation of the emirate, including the exterior shapes of the buildings. In addition to supporting the real estate market and highlighting landmarks across the emirate, the project provides details of interior structure to enable internal navigation of the buildings to support the speed of response in emergencies and support planning and decision-making processes, the DMT explained.

In July 2022, Lori Hufford, VP of Application Integration at Bentley Systems said that the intersection of digital twins, the metaverse, and the physical world is an ideal place to invest, allowing global teams to collaborate and solve complex infrastructure problems.

“DMT’s participation in GITEX Technology Week 2022 provides insight into the department’s pioneering digital projects that contribute to the improvement of Abu Dhabi’s quality of life, which is in line with the directives of Abu Dhabi’s leadership in making the emirate a global magnet for economic and industrial investments. By creating a complete visualisation of the emirate using 3D modelling, the Abu Dhabi Digital Twin project assists in data analysis, facilitates decision-making, monitors the appearance of the cities in the emirate, and uses virtual reality to highlight the most notable locations for the public,” said His Excellency Dr. Salem Al Kaabi, Director General of Operational Affairs at DMT.

The project will introduce a synchronous representation of the emirate, allowing users, such as planners, engineers, specialists, and public and private sectors, to explore the emirate’s development in 3D and evaluate vast amounts of data. In addition, it will provide decision-makers, experts, and specialists with accurate data and measurements for planning and operations across all critical sectors. It will also offer spatial analysis tools that assist in analysing the effects of various urban planning scenarios for making the appropriate planning decision in each of these scenarios, DMT added.

A complete visual representation of building structures and other assets is developed by integrating the project’s outputs with multiple systems. It also ensures the continuity of updating data, including real estate systems regarding lease contracts, rental indicators, sale and purchase indicators, urban spaces and community facilities, building permits, asset management, addressing, and urban planning, commercial licenses, information about services, community facilities, and inspections, the DMT commented.

Later in July 2022, Omnix Engineering’s Bhaskar Raman told Middle East Construction News (MECN) that in the near future, cloud-based digital twins will serve predominantly as an asset management environment.

The Abu Dhabi government showcased several new initiatives at GITEX 2022 for government services, data, AI, and the digital system across all of its entities. By implementing these measures, the emirate enables, supports, and offers a proactive, specialised, easy-to-use, and secure digital government system that corresponds to international standards. The projects demonstrate Abu Dhabi’s successes in providing a dynamic environment for global investments and regional economic competition, it concluded.

In August 2022, ALEC’s Andy Boutle told MECN that digital construction is critical to sustainable development.

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Etihad Rail has announced that it has completed track-laying works of the main line in Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah, as part of the last package of Stage Two of the nation’s ongoing rail project.

The developer and operator of the UAE National Rail Network said that the network’s main line extends from Ghuweifat on the border of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and passes through the emirates of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah.

Etihad Rail said it will now start laying tracks in Fujairah in the coming weeks, bringing it closer towards the completion of the UAE National Rail Network, which is currently on schedule.

In February 2022, Etihad Rail announced a $542mn finance deal with First Abu Dhabi Bank to develop passenger services.

The line in Sharjah extends over 45km and is part of the last package of the project, which is 145km in length. Connecting the emirate to the main line accounted for more than 11.7m work hours over 25 months and employed 2,900 workers and engineers, it noted.

Meanwhile, the shorter line in Ras Al Khaimah, which extends over 5.7 km and connects the emirate to the main line, recorded more than 1.3m work hours in 25 months, involving 350 workers and engineers.

Deputy Project Manager Khuloud Al Mazrouei said: “Etihad Rail has made remarkable strides by completing the main works for the UAE National Rail Network and connecting it to the main lines in Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah, thus bringing us closer than ever to completing the network on schedule and achieving our objective of providing an efficient and sustainable transport network that links the country’s emirates, and connects the UAE with the region.”

In May 2022, Etihad Rail said work on its rail network was 75% complete and, in June 2022, it signed a $326.7mn deal for passenger trains with CAF.

Al Mazrouei concluded, “This plays a key role in opening up new prospects in the logistics and transport industry, driving social development, and providing promising economic opportunities in the UAE and the region across a range of sectors.”

In September 2022, Etihad Rail said it had completed the connection between the ICAD railway freight terminal and UAE National Rail Network.

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Developer Jabal Omar Development Company (JODC) said that work on its master development in Makkah is progressing at a steady pace, with completion of Phase Two and Three targeted for the year-end, while Phase Four will be finished by Q4 2024.

In a statement, JODC said that the three phases, once complete, will comprise 15 towers, including five- and four-star luxury hotels, with 5,000 keys that will be operated by internationally renowned hotel operators, including Jumeriah International Hotel Group, Archipelago International (The Alana Makkah and The Royal Alana Makkah), H Hotels & Resorts (H Hotel) and Emaar Hospitality (The Address Hotel).

“As part of the company’s strategic transformation plan, we have started executing on the vital initiatives within JODC’s comprehensive financial, organisational and operational strategic optimisation plan. This has enabled us to set clear targets for all the project’s existing phases as we continue to strive towards increasing delivery rates,” said Khaled Al Amoudi, CEO of JODC, while speaking at the signing ceremony held in Makkah to mark the key milestone and landmark moment.

In June 2022, developer Umm Alqura for Development & Construction announced a 71,000sqm mall in western Makkah.

Al Amoudi pointed out that despite the significant achievements, the challenges the JODC encountered to reach this stage could not be ignored. He noted, “Despite the numerous challenges we overcame during the pandemic in the last two years, our continued perseverance allowed us to attain the accomplishments we have achieved. This reflects strongly on the wise and insightful vision and stewardship of King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Crown Prince, and the relentless efforts of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.”

Jabal Omar said that with a clear roadmap of increasing delivery rates and commitment to utilising all resources available to the company, it will continue to support and contribute to the Kingdom’s Saudi’s Vision 2030 goal of hosting 30m pilgrims by 2030, as well as raising the level and quality of services provided to the pilgrims in order to enrich their experience.

With a land area of over 235,000sqm, the Jabal Omar master project is being implemented in several phases. On completion, it will have a built-up area of over 2.5m million sqm with a total of 46 towers which include hospitality, commercial and residential developments. To date, Phase 1 has been fully completed (in Q1 2017) with a total land area and built-up area of 27,000 sqm and over 523,000 sqm respectively.

In July 2022, BATIC Real Estate Company and Al Mqr Development Company launched a residential neighbourhood community project near the Prophet’s Mosque in the Holy City, while developer Thakher Development Company said the first phase of its $7bn Thakher Makkah project was nearly complete.

During the event, JODC’s Saeed Mohammed Alghamdi, Chairman of the Board and Saad bin Aiban, the Chief Development & Projects Manager, also addressed their partners and commented on the significant milestone. Bin Aiban stated: “We have partnered with renowned experts to complete all the project’s existing phases and the infrastructure as per the revised target launch, which is testament to the entire team at JODC and an achievement we are proud of, especially given the delays in the construction work as a result of the global pandemic, and other challenges that the Kingdom’s real estate sector faced.”

He continued, “From now on, we will work to harness all required resources – from financial to human capital, to ensure timely and on-budget completion of the project, while ensuring we continue to adhere to the highest quality and safety standards that JODC is known for. We look forward to updating the market on a regular basis with our progress as we shape and add vitality to the urban landscape of the Holy City of Makkah with our iconic developments.”

Bin Aiban pointed out that JODC’s focus was firmly on developing Phases 2, 3, and 4, which have completion rates of 88%, 93%, and 63% respectively.

SNC-Lavalin said it won a FM services contract for a PPP schools project in Medina in July 2022.

“Each of the phases are mixed-use developments comprising hospitality, commercial, luxury residential units, and parking lots, with a combined land area of over 68,000sqm. Jabal Omar’s strategic, accessible, and prime location in close proximity to the Grand Mosque as well its deep knowledge and expertise of Makkah’s unique real estate sector, makes it a key enabler and beneficiary of the strategic Hajj and Umrah sector,” he concluded.

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German manufacturer TML Technik will present its new, remote controlled mobile machine UNIDACHS 430RK at Bauma 2022, the company has announced.

The special kinematics of its 360° endlessly rotating telescopic boom and its compact dimensions allow the machine to work in confined spaces or in areas with difficult access, while the operator works at a safe distance using the radio remote control, the company said.

In September 2022, Komatsu said it would focus on future technologies at Bauma 2022 while, early in October 2022, ACCIONA said it would cut direct emissions through the acquisition of electrical machinery via its decarbonisation fund.

TML has developed the new UNIDACHS 430RK for job sites where the available space, surrounding structures or dangerous conditions make work difficult. It can be fitted with a range of attachments including pneumatic or hydraulic hammers, ripper tips, rotary drum cutters and various types of excavator buckets which can be moved in up to five axes simultaneously. These can be used in the roof and side wall areas, underneath the machine or in confined spaces, at almost any angle, the company noted.

Thorsten Bolender, Sales Manager Tunnel & Mining at TML explained, “With the compact design and its unique kinematics, the new UNIDACHS 430RK makes it possible to work safely in places that standard hydraulic excavators cannot reach. The telescopic arm covers a vertical slewing range of +45° to -108°; with a telescopic stroke of 3,000mm the attachment reaches heights of more than 10m. At the same time, the telescopic arm provides a torque of 14.8kNm, as well as a maximum breakout force of 73kN.”

In early October 2022, Dingli said it was expanding its large electric scissor series of machinery.

Typical applications are profiling tunnel cross-sections, the excavation of caverns and galleries, the precise linear scaling of roofs and walls in mines and tunnels. The telescopic arm can also be fitted, for instance, with spray nozzles for liquid concrete as well as drilling attachments and tools for setting arches and anchors, the firm concluded.

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Ambition has become the defining trait of GCC countries. In a world fraught with environmental and resource challenges, governments here have turned to the concept of smart cities as a template for society-first infrastructure. The Line, part of Saudi Arabia’s US $500bn Neom project, is touted by its developers as the “future of urban living” and is being built to accommodate nine million people. A mere 200m wide, it will stretch across 170km of Saudi Arabian desert and soar to half a kilometre above it. A paragon of sustainability, it will run on 100% sustainable energy sources and be free of cars and, by implication, emissions. Instead, residents will walk to facilities, each of which will be no farther than five minutes from their homes.

The Line is just one region in Neom, and Neom is not the Kingdom’s only smart city venture. The Red Sea Project focuses on sustainable (or regenerative) tourism. And Saudi Arabia is not the only Arab Gulf country planning smart cities. Mubadala Development’s Masdar City in Abu Dhabi is one example. Kuwait’s South Saad Al Abdullah is another.

None of these projects would be possible without recent breakthroughs in technology. Innovations in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) have given innovators confidence to think big, bigger, and biggest. Smart cities are visualised as seas of sensors, cameras, and other hardware that form a detailed, accurate, real-time view of the urban environment for governments, businesses, and citizens. At the centre lies the cloud, home to and provider of all these technologies.

Accessibility, scalability, and security

Everything from our energy and utilities to our roads and emergency services can be improved. But to work as intended, smart cities will require careful thought on the management of data, which needs to be scalable, secure, and instantly accessible at all times through a variety of channels. GCC governments have already embarked on a dizzying array of digital transformation schemes to leverage emerging technologies. These projects involve a mix of refreshes of old data architectures, the integration of others, and the cleaning and transformation of data to support real-time processing for up-to-the-minute actionable intelligence.

All of this must be backed up by minimal latency and zero downtime, even (in fact, especially) during a disaster. Rivers of data flow constantly into a central lake, but lakes must be duplicated for resilience. Meanwhile, smart-edge processing frameworks take care of data reduction to ensure signals can be separated from white noise, moment to moment.

This system allows authorities at the municipal and national levels to make quicker and more effective decisions. When it comes to emergency response, traffic-congestion and road-closure data allows decision-makers to plan the most effective route for first responders to safely get to an incident. The same information can be shared with citizens to help them commute more conveniently.

Planning for the worst

Downtime exposes the smart city society to a catalogue of inconveniences and dangers, some of them physical. Outages can also be the prelude to sophisticated cyberattacks. Good data management and robust cybersecurity go hand in hand. Any threat posture for a smart city should include comprehensive playbooks on mitigation and disaster recovery. And when looking for protection, decision-makers should look to scalable cloud services that can offer always-on protections against internal and external threats.

The growth in worldwide urbanisation has led to an increase in the demand for public services and utilities, and hence a surge in data volumes. Good data management must account for daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal peaks in user activity. Again, such capacity issues are best addressed through the elasticity of cloud services, which also tend to be cost-effective, and easy to deploy and use.

The cloud is likely to form the foundation of every smart city ever built. Underlying technologies are managed by a trusted partner, which allows innovators to focus on adding value for the communities they serve rather than having to devote resources to maintenance or resourcing. More experiences, services, and platforms will be added as new technologies emerge.

Innovation, not upkeep

More integration and data-sharing is likely to occur as confidence grows in smart cities, and as governments’ digital transformation programs reach maturity. The ability to handle multiple database formats, across the cloud and traditional sources will be critical, as will the ability to opt for hybrid and multi-cloud environments to solve problems. Data streaming models facilitate these flexibilities because they draw from multiple sources and integrate information into actionable dashboards, rather than serving up segmented snapshots.

Confluent’s 2022 State of Data in Motion report showed 97% of the world’s organisations have used real-time data streaming and 80% consider it critical in building responsive business processes. With projects like Neom and Masdar in the pipeline, we are going to be seeing a marked increase in real-time data management capabilities, given the benefits they can bring to performance and maintenance. Governments should always be focused on their vision rather than having to trouble themselves with the trivia of data integrity and infrastructure upkeep.

We can imagine the results springing up across the region. Shimmering, safe, efficient, clean-energy environments stretching out to the horizon. Ever-watchful administrators keeping everything in check through the power of streaming data, and ready to react swiftly and precisely to any internal or external disruption. At the heart of this new urban paradise? The cloud – a scalable home for all the data and technologies that allow governments to automate these great societies and keep enhancing them to make life better for all citizens.

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• Over $1.1tn in real estate and infrastructure projects currently underway in Saudi Arabia
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• How innovating in sustainability and smart cities can pull us back from the brink

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AECOM has opened a new office in AlUla, Saudi Arabia that will provide workspace for the firm’s 50-plus team supporting the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU).

The global consultancy was engaged to deliver the sustainable transformation of the AlUla region, thus reaffirming it as one of Saudi Arabia’s most important archaeological and cultural destinations. The works will prepare AlUla to welcome visitors from around the world, the firm said.

Located in the vicinity of AlUla’s emerging Cultural Oasis, the new AECOM office features modern facilities spread across almost seven thousand square feet with flexible workspace for the growing teams providing executive program management, design governance and guardianship, infrastructure and asset design and engineering, and integrated asset and facility management services to RCU. Office facilities include meeting rooms, break out spaces, privacy booths and a coffee shop. The office is located near cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and a bakery, the firm explained.

In August 2020, the RCU announced a new eco-friendly resort in AlUla and, in April 2021, officials launched the ‘Journey Through Time’ masterplan for AlUla.

“The new office cements AECOM’s commitment to supporting the economic diversification of Saudi Arabia in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. It confirms the long-term nature of our partnership with the RCU and our shared goals to develop AlUla into one of the world’s premier destinations for nature, culture and heritage,” said Dr. Walid Mahmoud, Chief Executive of AECOM in Saudi Arabia.

In addition to overseeing AECOM’s project commitments in AlUla, staff based in the new office will provide training and upskilling opportunities to the local community, which is said to be a key part of the RCU’s socio-economic goals.

As part of AECOM’s community outreach in AlUla, the company supports local entrepreneurs with specialised business coaching, and supports exceptional students at the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) AlUla Campus, which will ensure it leaves a legacy for the community as it helps to develop the historically significant location, the statement noted.

Late in April 2021, the RCU confirmed $15bn in opportunities for PPPs for the ‘Journey Through Time’ masterplan.

Jason Morris, Project Director at AECOM remarked, “We are delighted with the new space; it enables enhanced communication and collaboration between AECOM’s project teams, allowing us to provide unrivalled service to RCU’s projects across the county.”

Amr AlMadani, CEO, Royal Commission for AlUla concluded, “The presence of globally renowned companies, such as AECOM, in AlUla is central to our goal of transforming the area into a dynamic and thriving business hub that will attract global talent, provide opportunities for existing talent and boost the ongoing development of not just AlUla but the Kingdom’s greater northwest region.”

In June 2022, AW²’s Stéphanie Ledoux and Reda Amalou discussed the design of the Ashar Tented Resort exclusively with Middle East Construction News.

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Bevan Farmer has been elevated to Head of Qatar by Addleshaw Goddard. The leadership role will be in addition to his responsibility at the firm as Co-Head of the Middle East construction and engineering team.

Farmer is said to specialise in construction and construction disputes, and has worked in the GCC and MENA region for over a decade. He succeeds Ahmad Anani who recently announced his decision to retire from Addleshaw Goddard.

He originally joined Addleshaw Goddard in 2014, became a partner in 2016 and co-head of the Middle East construction and engineering practice in 2020. A recognised specialist in construction and engineering disputes, Farmer has particular expertise across a broad range of industry sectors, including transport, infrastructure, utilities, industrial and energy, a statement from Addleshaw Goddard noted.

In September 2022, the Umm Al Houl desalination plant in Qatar said that it had achieved one millions hours without an accident.

“The State of Qatar has one of the most exciting, fastest growing economies in the world and is a vital hub for our business in the Middle East, which has continued to grow under the leadership of Ahmad who leaves with our best wishes. Bevan is incredibly well respected in his specialist field, excellent at building strong relationships with clients and enthusiastic about growing AGs brand in the region and so as we approach our 10th anniversary, he is absolutely the ideal person to lead, encourage and ensure that we continue to expand our business in this key market and support the ambitions of clients in both the public and private sectors,” said Andrew Johnson, Addleshaw Goddard Head of Middle East and Asia.

In Qatar, the firm is said to have a team of lawyers able to advise on the laws of Qatar, the QFC and England. Since the office opened in 2012, the firm has developed strong relationships with the region’s key government agencies, corporate entities, financial institutions, regulatory bodies and private individuals, it noted.

Farmer remarked, “We have a fantastic group of lawyers across the Middle East whose approach is dynamic, entrepreneurial and innovative and we are very well placed to provide clients with specialist, local market expertise, on any regional assignments, and also in relation to their international investment portfolios during this time of immense growth and change. The imagination and impact we bring to our client assignments combined with our ambition and the ongoing investment we have planned for our business in Qatar will continue to distinguish Addleshaw Goddard, and I am excited to be leading the firm in this market through the next important stages of its growth.”

Late in September 2022, QatarEnergy and GE inked a deal to step up carbon capture in the energy sector.

Alongside traditional strengths in corporate, banking and finance including Islamic finance, commercial litigation and construction, the practice also has expertise in infrastructure, projects & energy, employment and real estate. The firm is said to have over 70 lawyers and fee earners operating across the MENA region.

In early October 2022, JLL signed an agreement with a Qatar real estate brokerage to boost property investments.

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Select Group has announced the launch of its final development at its waterfront master community, Peninsula.

In a statement, the Dubai-based developer said that two residential towers, waterfront lofts and a commercial building will comprise Peninsula Four, The Plaza, and will be the final pieces of the Peninsula master community. All previous developments within the project have been successfully sold out, it added.

In March 2022, Select Group launched Peninsula Three in Dubai’s Business Bay district and, in July 2022, it acquired The Mere Golf Resort & Spa in the UK.

Billed as the first community-focused waterfront development in Business Bay, the Peninsula project consists of six residential towers, waterfront podiums and commercial units. The master development features a variety of lifestyle facilities, including tennis and padel courts, running tracks, a skate park, along with family play areas.

Commenting on the launch for the final phase of development, Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer Rahail Aslam said: “Shaped by ideals of beauty and perfection in everyday life, The Peninsula Four, The Plaza is an exquisite tribute to the art of living, being the centrepiece of the community in the heart of Dubai Downtown. We are proud to bring to the market an elevated experience of waterfront living that we have witnessed become increasingly high in demand.”

In August 2022, Select Group and the Jumeirah Group launched a new development in Business Bay.

The two towers at Peninsula Four feature studios, one, two, three, and four-bedroom residences and half-floor penthouses, while the waterfront lofts offer three and four-bedroom multi-story residences.

Peninsula Four, The Plaza is located at the epicentre of the community marketplace (The Plaza). It will showcase a vibrant waterfront gastronomical, entertainment and retail scene. Residents and guests will find organic cafés, coffee shops, boutique stores and artisan galleries, fine-dining restaurants and local culinary offerings in one destination, the developer stated.

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