Limitless goes 'green' at Cityscape Dubai

Limitless is promoting responsible travel, supporting sustainability research and highlighting its approach to eco-friendly buildings at the event, where it will showcase 11 global projects, covering eight countries, at stand ZJ20.

Moving people, not just cars

Show-goers will be transported from Cityscape car parks to the event in 10 Limitless-sponsored shuttle buses, reflecting the company's philosophy of moving people, not just cars.

Passengers on the 30-seater coaches will learn how Limitless is weaving humanity into the urban fabric by designing its developments around people, for a better way of life.

At the show, visitors can continue their Limitless journey with a ride in the company's unique 'people mover', designed to reduce car use and provide convenient, environmentally-friendly travel in the company's large-scale developments, like the UAE's Downtown Jebel Ali and Arabian Canal. Travellers will take a whistlestop tour of the company's global projects with the on board audio-visual display.

Signing up for sustainability

Limitless is inviting show-goers to join the company in its commitment to green transport and sustainable development, by signing a 27 square metre wall at stand ZJ20. Limitless will contribute funds towards research into responsible, environmentally-friendly development for every signature received.

Leading the way in green building

Limitless is setting new standards in eco-friendly development, meeting world environmental standards in all of its projects. The first green building in Jordan will be Sanaya Amman, Limitless' 200 metre twin tower residential development that broke ground in July 2008. Learn more about this, and the green elements of the company's 10 other projects at the Limitless stand.

Sustainability - environmental, economic and social - is one of four pillars on which Limitless is built. The others are insight, creativity and nurturing, and all are applied in every aspect of the company's work.

Responsibility through recycling

Visitors can help Limitless to preserve the environment by taking away one of 5,000 electronic brochures, which have been uploaded onto recycled USB sticks, saving some 250 kilograms of paper.

The 11 Limitless projects on display at stand ZJ20 are: Arabian Canal, Downtown Jebel Ali and World Island Resort (UAE); Rasuna Epicentrum (Indonesi); Sanaya Amman (Jordan); Al Wasl (Saudi Arabia); Khimki Region (Russia); Bidadi (India); Puteri Harbour and Malaysia International Halal Park (Malaysia) and Halong Star (Vietnam).