International City's 'Persia' stands in the heart of the residential district. With two, three and four storey buildings decorated with traditional Islamic domes and wide-spaced arches and windows, these beach and blue coloured facades lend the neighbourhood a most distinctive character.

International City's 'Greece' lies at the edge of the residential district. It features three and four storey buildings that adhere to the Greek architectural ideals of order and harmony. This neighbourhood features tiled-roofs, balconies, symmetrically placed windows and white-painted walls.

International City's 'Spain' features three and four storey buildings boasting the traditional stucco exterior finish, with Mediterranean oranges/peaches contrasting with brightly tiled, low-pitched roofs. Arched windows and raised entryways call to mind traditional elements of Spanish architecture, while authentic-looking balconies bring a sense of the outdoors into some of these flats. Arched doorways, windows, porches and entries round off the Spanish look.

International City's 'Morocco' features three and four storey residential buildings decorated with vibrant green tiles, natural terracottas, stucco walls and wide arch windows. The simplicity of the architecture conjures up images of life in the desert, with airy spaces and sand coloured walls evoking an old world charm.

International City's 'England' harks back to traditional London life. Two, three and four storey buildings reflecting 18th and 19th Century Georgian and Revivalist styles are topped by red gabled roofs and brick chimneys. Shop fronts on the ground floor add to the sense of old English community spirit.

International City's 'France' echoes the chic city buildings of yesteryear. Two, three and four storey residential blocks characterised by long French windows, red and grey bricks and pilasters or half-columns evoke a real sense of fashionable Paris. Resembling the architectural importance of southern France, the latest packages offered include traditional yellow buildings to complement the surrounding areas.

International City's 'Italy' features two, three and four storey residential blocks which adhere to the Italian passion for style. Terracotta roofs evoke a rustic Tuscan charm, while the facades are simple and pleasing in their fluidity.

International City's 'Russia' features two, three and four storey residential buildings characterised by cool whites and greys that make for a refreshing change from the heat of the desert.

International City's 'China' lies at one end of the residential district, near the DragonMart Complex. The simple lines of these two, three and four storey buildings reflect a sense of harmony and balance. Traditional Chinese motifs, balconies, red tile overhangs and pagodas dominate the facades while the undulating style of the roofs suggest a sense of the dragon.

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