• Beirut Port - Gabriele Basilico (2013)

    A Tribute to Gabriele Basilico

    Gabriele Basilico (1944-2013) was one of the best internationally known photographers of urban landscapes. An exceptional artist and a historic figure, he remains an inspiration to us all. He put Beirut on the international map, having photographed it after the war and through its reconstruction. Our sincere condolences to Mrs. Basilico and the rest of his family, as well as to his other friends and colleagues.

  • Pope Benedict XVI's Visit

    Lebanon was blessed by Pope Benedict XVI's visit with a peace message for the region. His Holiness celebrated mass on Beirut Waterfront attended by
    a large congregation. September 16, 2012.

  • Beirut Waterfront

    In Beirut Waterfront, residents and visitors spend quality time enjoying gorgeous views of the sea
    and mountains, enhanced by magic sunsets and moonlights. They visit exhibitions, attend concerts and other cultural or open-air events.

    They board their boats for short cruises, exercise in the jogging and cycling trails, take brisk or leisurely walks along the Corniche and waterside promenades.

  • Beirut Souks

    Construction works are in progress in the Entertainment  Complex, designed by Valode et Pistre (France). Conceived as a mega entertainment destination, it comprises 14 cinemas with two VIP halls served by large lounge and concession areas.

    At street level, high-end boutiques will flank Allenby Street while the adjacent L-shaped building will host restaurants and cafés. The department store is under design by Zaha Hadid Architects (UK - Iraq).
  • Beirut Marina

    Beirut Marina provides mooring for 186 boats ranging from 5 to 65 m, with 75% of the mooring area accommodating boats of more than 25 m length. Solidere has been developing and operating it as part of its 50-year agreement with the State, and is currently finalizing the landscape design for the

    boardwalk, breakwater, parking area, as well as the quay between the marina and the yacht club.

  • Zaitunay Bay

    Only meters from the buzzing city, Zaitunay Bay on Beirut Waterfront has become a popular pedestrian and leisure area, offering one of the nicest experiences in the city center. Beirut Marina quays are ideal places for gentle strolls, interspersed with stops at leisure and shopping outlets, in real Mediterranean passeggiata tradition.

  • Lighting and Public Art

    In Beirut city center, special attention is paid to lighting and public art. Lighting Beirut Architecture, which enhances the beauty of heritage and contemporary buildings in the historic core, earned a Lighting Design Award and an Award in Excellence at the 29th Annual International Association of Lighting

    Designers, held in Las Vegas in May 2012. In Bab Idriss Square at the entrance of Beirut Souks, public art by Xavier Corbero evokes figures on their way to the ancient Hippodrome.
  • Zeitouneh Square

    The square provides a key link between traditional and modern Beirut. As it extends across the roads to surrounding buildings, it unifies the site into one large space, that houses sculpture exhibitions and other cultural events.

  • Golden Tower - Jeddah, KSA

    Golden Tower is a ground-breaking waterfront residential development by Solidere in Jeddah, KSA. This 48 floor, 219 m high structure above road level, will cater mainly to Saudi high net worth individuals seeking primary, secondary or investment property along the shoreline of Jeddah.

    Its use of the latest technologies offers a new level of amenities, including a health spa and fitness area along with other supplementary services and a stretch of green space that adds value to the property.

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Quarterly 4 - 2012

March 1, 2013 - 13:09

[PDF] Solidere Quarterly Report for the 4th quarter of 2012 is out

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