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Master Plan v1.0
33°30'48"N · 36°06'50"E · 929 m
Sabboura Quarter.
A 156-hectare hillside courtyard quarter on the As-Salboura plateau, ~17 km west of Damascus. Damascene stone fabric, pedestrian-first streets, and a souk-spine retail run from civic square to the agricultural-belt edge.
Master Plan v1.0
33°30'47"N · 36°08'14"E · 950 m
Maqam Quarter.
A 132-hectare heritage and civic quarter on the higher Anti-Lebanon plateau, 2.5 km east of Sabboura. Six stone-relief memory walls, a multi-generational day centre at the civic heart, and the corridor's first in-quarter tram.
Phase A · 2026 Ground
33°29'50"N · 36°06'44"E · 966 m
Bustan Quarter.
A 145-hectare garden quarter where residential meets a 50-ha public orchard. A preserved wadi runs the spine, the Soul Space cultural centre anchors the south, and Phase-A ground-breaking opens the corridor's first community.
Phase B · 2031
33°32'11"N · 36°09'19"E · 888 m
Bawaba Quarter.
A 178-hectare mixed-use quarter at the corridor's south entrance. KETURAH Business Center (95,000 m² office GFA), K-12 education campus, wellness sensory garden, in-quarter BRT mobility hub, and the corridor's formal arrival gate.
Phase A · 2028
33°30'53"N · 36°07'59"E · 941 m
Dimashq Quarter.
A 164-hectare heritage Damascene quarter at the corridor's cultural heart. KETURAH SYRIA flagship retail, 420-metre souk colonnade, civic plaza, urban hammam, courtyard residential. The old-city grammar carried into the corridor's working day.
Signature · Phase B · 2030
33°28'16"N · 36°02'52"E · 1,065 m
Durra Quarter.
The corridor's signature address — a 182-hectare ultra-luxury quarter on the highest ridge at 1,065 m. Nacre-shell arrival gateway, courtyard villas with fountain courts, mother-of-pearl ateliers, a parametric-dome cultural anchor, hammam district, and the corridor's most extensive olive groves.
Phase C · 2033
33°28'22"N · 36°11'55"E · 744 m
Olive Grove District.
A 138-hectare mixed-use working district on the corridor's south-eastern plain at 744 m — the largest by dwelling count after Bawaba. 4,260 households, 72,000 m² office GFA, civic plaza, library, 480 m retail arcade, 6-hectare central park, perimeter olive groves. The corridor's working address.
Phase D · 2037
33°27'31"N · 36°11'55"E · 728 m
Nahda Quarter.
النهضة — a 152-hectare cultural-renaissance quarter on the corridor's southern edge, organised around the ten chapters of a Syrian life: birth, childhood, education, career, family, worship, recreation, culture, elder care, memorial. Mosque, hammam, six heritage-craft pavilions, olive grove of peace.
Phase E · 2042
33°30'20"N · 36°06'58"E · 946 m
Qasr Quarter.
قصر — a 168-hectare heritage-palace quarter on the As-Salboura plateau at 946 m. Iwan civic gateway, 420-metre vaulted souk arcade, four-and-a-half-hectare civic plaza, Aleppo-stone fabric, basalt plinths, bronze fins, mashrabiya screens. A four-season palette for the fifteen-minute walking life.
Phase F · 2047
33°29'41"N · 36°08'20"E · 1,036 m
Mind Garden Quarter.
The corridor's first T6-density single masterplan and its knowledge-innovation core. 88 hectares on the As-Salboura plateau at 1,036 m. 788,000 m² total GFA: 406K office (the corridor's largest), 190K residential, 309K below-grade parking, 9.56K retail. A 29% carbon reduction vs the no-strategy baseline via full electrification + sustainable materials.
Phase G · 2050
33°32'17"N · 36°09'26"E · 884 m
Qabou Quarter.
The corridor's heritage-sustainable anchor. 96 hectares on a basalt outcrop at 884 m, north-east of Bawaba. 720 m of basalt-shadow arcade, a living souk at the centre, a 2,200 m² civic hall, and a 1.28 MW solar canopy stitched over the whole — delivering the lowest carbon profile in the corridor.
Phase H · 2053
33°25'30"N · 36°03'43"E · 924 m
Anar Quarter.
The corridor's first sloped-roof Levantine village. 124 hectares on the southern band at 924 m, structured around a civic library at the head of a public stair, the Al-Bilal hospital wing, the Anar market spine, a Children's Reading Garden, the quarter mosque, and a makers' edge. 2,820 dwellings · 10,800 residents.
Phase I · 2056
33°25'29"N · 36°03'26"E · 931 m
Hudud Quarter.
The corridor's southern-boundary anchor — "The Boundary, Basalt Shadow Arcade Community." 105 hectares on the southern edge at 931 m, with an iwan-arched civic gateway, the Bayt Al-Kalima book-and-souk spine, a healing garden, and a parking-reduced public realm. Best-in-Class carbon profile at −20% via electrification + parking reduction + sustainable materials.
Phase J · 2059
33°25'49"N · 36°01'48"E · 1,029 m
Shams Quarter.
The corridor's Net-Zero-pathway anchor. 92 hectares on the high western plateau at 1,029 m, with a labyrinth-paved civic plaza, an iwan-arched reading garden, rooftop solar arrays across the quarter, and a perimeter solar-canopy parking field. A true 15-minute nucleus — everything within 900 m of the labyrinth. 25,900 MWh / year of clean energy.
Phase K · 2062
33°35'29"N · 36°04'10"E · ~840 m
Talia Quarter.
The corridor's institutional anchor — second site in the BOUNDARY family. 32 hectares on a north-Damascus hillside near Yusef Al-Atma, with the corridor's highest community share. Nine civic anchors: university quad, K-12 campus, cultural centre with 600-seat amphitheatre, hospital wing, data centre, mosque, healing garden, PV grid, and 280 faculty homes.