Al Abdali

Al Abdali (Arabic:العبدلي) is one of the five districts of the Municipality of Greater Amman[1]. It covers an area of 15 square kilometres (6 sq mi) in the heart of Amman.[2] A population of 120,000[2] includes the neighborhoods of Shmeisani, Sports City district, Jabal al Hussein, and Jabal Luweibdeh. The old historic areas of Jabal Al Hussein and Luweibdeh also have some of the city's most important government and military locations. Important places in other parts of Al Abdali include Royal Cultural Center, Al Hussein Sports City, the Parliament building, Palace of Justice, Association of Trade Unions, King Abdullah I Mosque, and numerous embassies.[2] The district is named after King Abdullah I, who founded it during the 1950s.[2]

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The Central Business District of Amman

Project Overview

To be developed on 384,000 sqm of land,the project will consist of a total built-up area (BUA) of over 1.7 million sqm consisting of residential apartments, office space, Hotels, services apartments and commercial and retail outlets as well as entertainment. Abdali will be the premium central business and residential district of Amman.

Abdali is being developed as a smart city center converging media and telecom infrastructure to enable the delivery of state-of-the-art technologies to each and every home, office and outlet, while offering district energy solutions and central gas systems to guarantee a safe and friendly environment in addition to the large savings in energy cost [3]. The city center will be fully equipped with technologically advanced building management systems, fire protection systems and security management and provision. It will be one of the world's most advanced central business districts and it will be the most advanced in the Levant.

The Abdali Development ensured the creation of superior road networks and traffic solutions around and within the development, to enable the smooth flow of around 90,000 persons, residing,working and visiting daily once the project is fully functional.

The Project Components

Phase I

Envisioned as the business and commercial center of Amman, the Phase I of Abdali is a highly efficient and planned pedestrian-oriented mixed-use community containing the following BUA:

TOTAL BUILT-UP AREA OF PHASE I: 1,034,000 sqm

Phase II

Envisioned with a central green park across 30,000 sqm of land in its midst serving as a focal theme for both residential and commercial developments, Phase II of Abdali offers impressive designs based on a well studied master plan containing the following BUA:

TOTAL BUILT-UP AREA OF PHASE II: 722,000 sqm

Overall Project BUA

TOTAL BUILT-UP AREA OF THE ABDALI PROJECT: 1,756,000 sqm

See also

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