To address the diverse requirements of the project, Maccaferri proposed a combination of MacWall and Terramesh systems. The MacWall system was selected for the vertical retaining wall near the plot boundary due to its compact design and ability to function as a boundary wall. This system used segmental concrete blocks (Keystone), BBA-certified Paragrid geogrid soil reinforcement, and fiberglass pins for mechanical connection, ensuring structural stability and architectural appeal. For locations with available space, the Terramesh MSE wall system was chosen. Its gabion-faced design offered flexibility for integrating plantations within the wall’s benches. The robust 1-meter-wide gabion facing provided ample depth for vegetation, aligning with the project’s landscaping goals. The porous structure of the gabions also allowed for efficient dissipation of pore water pressure, addressing potential irrigation challenges. Maccaferri Middle East played a key role in the project, providing design, material supply, and construction assistance for both MSE wall systems. By utilizing a combination of MacWall and Terramesh solutions, the project achieved a balance of structural efficiency, aesthetic appeal, and functional integration of landscaping, meeting the unique demands of the Al Barari development.