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New Alamein City Tourist Promenade

Sector: Rail • Location: New Alamein City, Egypt

Source: Engineering News-Record

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Located along the Mediterranean coast, the $36.6-million project transforms the waterfront into a vibrant public promenade. The first phase covers about half of the planned 8.7-mile stretch, featuring pedestrian and bike paths, landscaped parks, artificial lakes, interactive fountains, and solar-powered lighting. The design includes energy-efficient technology and modern infrastructure for water,

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Located along the Mediterranean coast, the $36.6-million project transforms the waterfront into a vibrant public promenade. The first phase covers about half of the planned 8.7-mile stretch, featuring pedestrian and bike paths, landscaped parks, artificial lakes, interactive fountains, and solar-powered lighting. The design includes energy-efficient technology and modern infrastructure for water, power, and irrigation, emphasizing environmental responsibility and urban livability. The project also involves four bridges and an overpass crossing the railway line to enhance connectivity between districts. Specialized geological surveys and durable construction techniques were used to address coastal conditions such as high groundwater and saline, erosion-prone soils. Environmental preservation and climate resilience were prioritized.

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