We are thrilled to be part of the consortium that will deliver the Greater Muscat Structure Plan and proud to be working alongside the multidisciplinary team led by F&M Middle East and Broadway Malyan.
The aim of the project is to provide a more focused spatial development strategy for the metropolitan region. The project will underpin the Oman National Special Strategy and its vision, focusing on strengthening and promoting sustainable design in the urban environment. The Cundall team will ensure a city wide efficient and resilient utility infrastructure network, with an emphasis on renewable technology and water lifecycle. We will develop the overarching sustainable and smart city framework and analyse flood risk and coastal change while safeguarding the natural environment.
The recent stakeholder engagement workshop was a huge success, with over 100 stakeholders participating from both the public and private sectors. The session included discussions on designing for flooding, enabling reduction of vulnerability and acting on emergencies related to the risks identified.
Lee French, Partner and Operations Director MENA comments “This is a fantastic opportunity for Oman to demonstrate their desire to plan for future generations on a regional and global stage through urban planning. We are proud to be a part of their future and contributing our expertise into this plan.”
Learn more about the project in a recent article from the Oman Observer. here. here.
We are thrilled to be part of the consortium that will deliver the Greater Muscat Structure Plan and proud to be working alongside the multidisciplinary team led by F&M Middle East and Broadway Malyan.
The aim of the project is to provide a more focused spatial development strategy for the metropolitan region. The project will underpin the Oman National Special Strategy and its vision, focusing on strengthening and promoting sustainable design in the urban environment. The Cundall team will ensure a city wide efficient and resilient utility infrastructure network, with an emphasis on renewable technology and water lifecycle. We will develop the overarching sustainable and smart city framework and analyse flood risk and coastal change while safeguarding the natural environment.
The recent stakeholder engagement workshop was a huge success, with over 100 stakeholders participating from both the public and private sectors. The session included discussions on designing for flooding, enabling reduction of vulnerability and acting on emergencies related to the risks identified.
Lee French, Partner and Operations Director MENA comments “This is a fantastic opportunity for Oman to demonstrate their desire to plan for future generations on a regional and global stage through urban planning. We are proud to be a part of their future and contributing our expertise into this plan.”
Learn more about the project here.
