<p>Scope: 32-kilometer linear urban development strategy from Amman airport to city center. Seven specialized district poles: Airport Free Zone, Amman Towers (high-rise offices/hotels/exhibition centers), Business Park (large-scale corporate headquarters), University extension campus, Leisure City (hotels/resorts/golf/residential), Medical City, and Government District (embassies/government buildings). Each pole integrates residential complexes and commercial centers in landscaped settings. Monorail transit system linking all poles to airport and city center.<br>Challenge: Simultaneously achieve multiple objectives: revitalize 32km underdeveloped highway corridor, alleviate pressure on Amman&#x27;s saturated road network, and promote strategic axial urban development toward airport area. Transform single-purpose transportation infrastructure into series of successive attraction poles that each function as complete city districts - avoiding linear sprawl. Create development framework compelling enough to attract major public and private investment across diverse sectors (education, healthcare, business, government, leisure).<br>Approach: Conceptual design reimagines highway corridor as armature for specialized district development rather than conventional suburban sprawl. Seven distinct poles each establish unique identity and function - Airport Free Zone, corporate high-rises, business park campus, university expansion, leisure/hospitality district, medical city, diplomatic quarter - while incorporating residential and commercial programming in refined landscape settings. Monorail proposed as primary transit spine connecting all districts to airport and city center - reducing automobile dependence along corridor. Pole-based strategy creates nodes of intensity rather than continuous development - preserving green buffers and enabling phased implementation as investment materializes.<br>Status: Completed</p>