City Solutions

We plan cities as integrated systems: how energy, mobility, waste, water, and built form interact - not as separate consultant buckets that someone else coordinates. This matters more in the Gulf than anywhere: you can't copy-paste European urbanism into 45°C heat and car-centric infrastructure.

Our work ranges from national spatial strategies to district-scale master plans. The scale changes; the approach doesn't. We design for the cities that exist, not the ones we wish existed.
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Service
Description

Our urban planning practice provides strategic advisory and technical delivery across the full spectrum of city-making: master planning, land use optimization, density studies, urban design guidelines, public realm strategies, and regulatory framework development. This foundation reflects decades of experience delivering viable urban projects in challenging Gulf environments.

Current practice integrates traditional planning disciplines with advanced urban systems: mobility network optimization, district energy planning and renewable integration, smart city infrastructure frameworks, and adaptive governance models. We advise public and private clients on urban ventures that balance development feasibility with infrastructure resilience and regulatory flexibility.

Services

Programming
Strategy of development
Urban planning & design
Landscape design
Transportation solutions
Roads and Infrastructure

Cities

Our  city planning team operates on the premise that cities are interdependent flows of energy, mobility, waste, and physical form. Our services therefore, integrate these different components into a coherent and functional whole, allowing people to seamlessly live, work, and play.
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City
Amman, Jordan
Cost
USD 350 Million
Year
2011
Client
Abdali Investment & Development PSC
Area
237,000 m2 built-up - 26,000 m2 land
Service Description
Although cities have been around for thousands of years, the twenty-first century is providing first glimpses of the radical changes that will impact urban living in the coming years.

This urban transformation is being driven by numerous technological advances: the pervasiveness of data, the exponentially decreasing cost of sensors and computational power, advances in artificial intelligence, and the rise of self-driving vehicles—all of which are reshaping how we understand and design urban flows.

At Laceco, wehave accumulated a deep technical understanding of what makes a city work: complementary land uses and densities, an urban fabric conducive to livable streets, strategically positioned public spaces, and flexible forms that can adapt to different functions. We are currently integrating our fundamental city planning principles with emerging disruptive trends observed in cities across North America and Asia.

Our city planning team now advises clients on urban ventures designed around enhanced connectivity, rationalized energy consumption, and flexible governance frameworks that move beyond rigid zoning regulations.
Services
Programming,
Strategy of development,
Urban planning,
Urban design, Landscape design,
Transportation solutions,
Roads and Infrastructure.
Project Description
The Boulevard is the mixed use artery of Amman’s new downtown. It includes hotels, offices, residences, retail uses and was designed to attract a flow of pedestrians intrigued by its programmatic variety. The project is currently one of the most successful public spaces in Amman, and is adopted by local communities as a focal point for commercial and civic activities.
The Brief
Abdali Boulevard Company aimed to achieve two objectives:
• Creating a prime pedestrian experience in Amman
• Developing a district that is economically attractive to investors coming from multiple industries (hospitality, corporations, retail, etc.)
Our Response
Laceco responded to the above objectives by:

• Designing a consistent urban framework that nevertheless provided a diversity in the individual architectural character of buildings
• Curating a seamless pedestrian experience in a site that had a challenging topography and was exposed to dominant winds
• Anchoring the site along three platforms linked to each other by a continuous game of terraces, stairs, suspended bridges and esplanades that gently slope down the length of the development
• Conducting value engineering and cost optimization studies to preserve economic viability of the development
City
Amman, Jordan
Cost
USD 350 Million
Year
2011
Client
Abdali Investment & Development PSC
Area
237,000 m2 built-up - 26,000 m2 land
Services Provided
Conceptual design
Preliminary design
Interior design
Final design of architecture and urban furniture
Supervision and construction management

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