These were followed by the developments on Plots # 1314 and 2251 (2013) in Beirut, in which Khoury designed his own residence.[8] Plot # 4371 (2009), a more recent residential project, allows its inhabitants to move their vehicles vertically within the buildings to park them in the center of their living room.[9][10][30] Plot # 1282 (2010, also known as Factory Lofts) is characterized by its thin slabs and openness on all orientations, stretching over 166 meters in length with a perimeter of 430 linear meters.[31][32] Plot # 1072 (2009, also known as the Skyline),[33] Plot # 1342 (2010, also known as the Paramount)[34] and Plot # 450 (2014, also known as the Grand Hotel de Beirut)[35] are high rise residential developments.