Redefining metropolitan living, Abdel Wahab 618 spans an entire block in the famed traditional quarter of Achrafieh — a gated, five-building residence of two towers and three low-rise blocks set around some 3,000 sq.m of landscaped gardens. The taller tower, Aquila, ascends 37 floors and Bottès rises 26, each marked by a seven-metre-high entrance, while the low-rise buildings — Carina, Delphinus and Eridanus — range between seven and eight storeys. Minutes from Beirut’s downtown, it offers a serene, country-like escape in the heart of the city, steps from fine dining, designer shopping and the district’s academic and medical institutions.