THE AREA AROUND YOUR HOME
A beach terrace, a lively street, or gardens around a lagoon? Look closely at the three neighbourhood designs before comparing individual homes.
23 complete Modon design views · June 2026 edition · reviewed 4 October 2026. These are proposed designs, not photographs of completed places.
Look around the neighbourhoods ↓01 / SEE THE SETTING
Start with the whole neighbourhood. Select a numbered point to look closer, or choose a street, terrace or shared-space view. Every picture keeps its own frame.
© Modon · June 2026 proposed design
Numbers are our reading points on visible features. They do not mark home plots, entrances or measured positions. Scroll over the picture normally; turn dragging on only when needed.
02 / COMPARE THE SURROUNDINGS
Choose the same question for all three. The pictures use different viewpoints. Their size on this page does not compare real distances or building heights.
Beach & terraces
The picture shows stepped apartment buildings behind a sandy beach, with planted spaces between the buildings.
Ask for the position, floor and direction of the exact apartment. The picture does not protect a sea view.
Streets & shared spaces
The aerial drawing shows a broad street, buildings with balconies, shop fronts and planted spaces.
Check which side and floor your home faces. The drawing does not show a booked shop tenant or an operating street.
Lagoons & gardens
The aerial drawing shows rows of homes around lagoons, roads and planted routes, with the sea further back.
Do not identify a villa or townhouse model from its roof. Match the exact home to an approved plan and lagoon position.
These are dated starting examples from the supplied sales material. The dates show when the sheet or message was received. Prices and availability need a fresh check. The June pictures and later price records do not identify the same home. Starting prices cannot be used for price per m² without a matched area.
03 / THE DETAIL IN THE DESIGNS
Twenty closer views, with the complete original images. Read what each picture shows, then ask the question beside it about the home you are considering.
Apartment buildings, terraces and shared spaces beside the illustrated beach. Read the view from the exact floor, and the route between the home and the beach.
A planted route and several buildings sit between this illustrated balcony and the sea.
Which buildings would be in front of your home? Ask for a view study for its exact floor.
The terrace looks down onto a street with shops, with the sea at the end.
Ask which homes face this street, and whether shop deliveries or activity could affect them.
The buildings have several levels of balconies and terraces above a pedestrian area.
Check the terrace size, privacy, shade and the route down to the beach for the exact home.
The terrace looks over lower buildings and a public space towards the sea.
A wide terrace in a design picture is not a promise for every apartment. Match it to the home plan.
This view shows the beach with the stepped buildings behind it.
Ask about beach entry, residents’ rules, charges and the planned opening of the beach serving your home.
The furnished picture joins a living area and kitchen with a balcony facing towards the sea.
Furniture, decoration and the pictured view are illustrations. Use the contract finishing list to check what is included.
Trees, pedestrians and shop fronts fill the illustrated outdoor space between buildings.
Shop signs do not confirm tenants or opening hours. Ask which daily services are planned for the delivery phase.
Broad steps connect several planted levels beside an illustrated café setting.
Ask for a route without steps, its gradients and where lifts serve it. This picture does not show that whole route.
The pool sits in a shared outdoor space, with seating and buildings around it.
Check which residents can use the pool, its charges and hours. Do not treat it as a private pool for an apartment.
The complete page shows an arrival space, gym, children’s room and media room.
These are design scenes. Ask which spaces are included in the home’s phase, who runs them and when they open.
The design shows a crowd around an outdoor performance space, with buildings beside it.
This is not a record of an event or a noise measurement. Ask about proposed event rules and nearby home positions.
Apartments around a broad street, with shops, planted spaces and shared facilities in the designs. Read both the street-facing side and the shared courtyard side.
The illustration places outdoor seating and shop fronts along a pedestrian space.
Ask about the planned shop use, service access, delivery times and the management of outdoor seating.
The furnished living area opens towards a terrace and the buildings and trees beyond it.
Match window positions and terrace size to the exact floor plan. Furniture and decoration are not an inclusion list.
The illustration looks from a terrace into a pool courtyard between buildings.
Ask which apartments have this direction, who can use the pool and whether it is ready with the home.
Lighting, shop fronts and outdoor seating create the illustrated evening setting.
The picture does not establish night-time noise, opening hours or year-round activity. Ask for the proposed operating rules.
Homes among inland lagoons and planted routes, with the sea visible in the background. Read the difference between a lagoon-side home and a sea-facing home.
The view shows a planted pedestrian route with homes and outdoor spaces beside it.
Ask about the route to your home, lighting, crossings and the management of shared planting.
The picture shows a long inland lagoon with sandy edges and homes around it.
A lagoon is separate from the sea beach. Ask about water management, swimming rules, access and running costs.
The terrace looks across a sandy edge and lagoon towards other homes.
Check the exact home’s lagoon position, terrace boundary and privacy. The picture is not a guaranteed view.
A pedestrian path and planting separate the lagoon edge from the homes behind it.
Check whether a shared path is in front of the home, and how its private outdoor space is defined.
The illustration shows seating along a green route between homes.
Ask which spaces are shared, who maintains them and what is included in the service charge.
04 / KEEP THE QUESTIONS WITH YOU
Use these questions with the exact-home plan and written offer. A design image cannot confirm a protected view, a private garden or an open facility.
Ask: Which beach serves the home, and what are its entry rules and charges?
Ask: Which floor, direction and buildings-in-front apply to the exact home?
Ask: Which spaces are shared, and who maintains them?
Ask: Ask about the usable beach serving the home. This picture does not establish safe access at the rocks.
Ask: Ask for the exact-home route to the beach and the future buildings around it.
Ask: Ask about street crossings, service traffic and the side facing your home.
Ask: Which uses are planned beneath or near your home? A pictured sign is not a confirmed tenant.
Ask: Ask for the actual entrance and route to the home. This arch is not labelled as a residents’ gate.
Ask: Check the terrace size, privacy and direction on the exact floor plan.
Ask: Ask what is planned here and whether later works could change the view.
Ask: Ask about lagoon access, water management, swimming rules and service costs.
Ask: Ask how the exact home connects to it and who manages lighting and planting.
Ask: Ask for the home type, plot boundary and included outdoor space in the approved plan.
Ask: Check parking, crossings, service access and the actual last part of the trip to your home.
Ask: This picture has no distance scale. Ask for the real route and beach entry point for the exact home.
© Modon for the complete June 2026 toolkit views. The exact publication day is unknown. All source pages were inspected in complete-page review sheets, with the three aerial pages also reviewed individually, on 4 October 2026. These are proposed designs; no developer endorsement or open reuse licence is implied.
Each original page keeps its full 960 × 540 source frame. No shoreline has been redrawn, no image is aligned with satellite imagery, and no common scale is created between pictures. The numbers are guide points placed on visible features. They are separate from publisher labels, measured coordinates, land boundaries and home positions.
The East & West artwork does not assign a pictured roof to a specific home model. The prices here are separate Wadi East examples; no Wadi West price is supplied. Shop names, furniture, event crowds and lighting in design views do not confirm operators, included items, current events or opening hours.
Read the design review record ↗ · Read the dated price record ↗BOULEVARD · PLANS AND ROOMS
Five apartment plans, room illustrations, printed sizes and an indoor-versus-terrace comparison. Keep the dated starting price separate from each plan.
Explore the Boulevard apartments ↗WADI EAST / THE TOWNHOUSE DECISION
Compare the complete outside views, both floors and eight room dimensions. See what changes when the fourth bedroom is downstairs.
Compare the townhouses ↗WADI EAST / SPANISH OR MEDITERRANEAN
Compare six villa designs using complete street, garden and floor-plan views. See where the area figures and terrace dimensions differ.
Compare the villa styles ↗
