Green Plaza, Cool Abu Dhabi Competition
Green Plaza, Cool Abu Dhabi Competitions design by Abdelhamid Ezzat uses voids and pockets between buildings to form modern spaces for different activities, reducing impact of heat islands effect
Cool Abu Dhabi design competition Mask Architects
Cool Abu Dhabi design competition winner by Mask Architects: Oasys+System – artificial breathing palm modular structure system, one of 10 winners in global contest to tackle climate change
Al Wathba Wetland Reserve visitor center
Al Wathba Wetland Reserve visitor center in Abu Dhabi design by Almena Architects, Egypt: an adaptable building limiting disturbance to animal and plant life, for observation of flamingos
Oculus in The Rub’ al Khali, Abu Dhabi
Designed by AIDIA STUDIO, Oculus in The Rub’ al Khali, Abu Dhabi, is inspired by how desert organisms through specific features in their anatomy are able to self-shade to reduce their internal temperature.
Abrahamic Family House Abu Dhabi, UAE
Abrahamic Family House Abu Dhabi, UAE: As part of global initiative to promote peace, Higher Committee of Human Fraternity unveils design by architect, Sir David Adjaye OBE.
HOB at Dalma Mall in Abu Dhabi, UAE
H2R DESIGN was invited to bring HOB – a unique luxury shopping destination in Dalma Mall, Abu Dhabi – to life, through design.
Al Wathba Birdwalk Abu Dhabi: Flamingo Trail
Al Wathba Birdwalk Abu Dhabi: Flamingo Trail birdwatch design in UAE by AIDIASTUDIO Architects: bird watching structures dedicated to the observation of flamingos in their nesting habitats
Abu Dhabi Architecture Tours: Building Walks
Dubai Architecture Tours – building walks in UAE. Persian Gulf architectural guides: key structures to see are the world’s most leaning building, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi and the Abu Dhabi Louvre Museum by Jean Nouvel. Famous architects with buildings in the city include Frank Gehry, Tadao Ando and Norman Foster.
Abu Dhabi Buildings: UAE Building Designs
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Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum Building UAE
Photos of ‘iconic architectural masterpiece’ designed by French architect Jean Nouvel: waterfront building located in Abu Dhabi’s cultural district on Saadiyat Island. The inaugural installation has 600 works of art.
Yas Arena in Abu Dhabi
The Yas Arena building designed by HOK Architects to be the first multipurpose built arena in the city designed to accommodate a wide variety of sport and entertainment events. The arena in Abu Dhabi will have a capacity of 18,000.
Moon Towers in Abu Dhabi
Design: DNA Barcelona Architects. The design and construction of these towers are influenced by the principles found in the studies of Islamic architecture. The orientation of the towers towards the Mecca is adapted to the urban fabric.
Twisted Towers in Abu Dhabi
Design: DNA Barcelona Architects
The uniqueness of the shape is because of its geometrical transformation. The ground floor (0 degrees) becomes, in the last upper floor, a 90 degrees twisted orientation.
The Louvre in Abu Dhabi
Design: Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Architects
Pattern is an important element of Middle Eastern architecture, in this building the French architects have designed a double dome 590 ft (180 m) in diameter, with randomly-perforated woven material, creating speckled shadows.
WTC Mosque in Abu Dhabi
Design: AL_A
London-based architecture practice AL_A has won an invited competition to design a new mosque in Abu Dhabi. The Mosque is part of the World Trade Center developed by Aldar Properties, one of the largest developers in the Middle East and North Africa region.
Al Aziz Mosque in Abu Dhabi
Design: APG Architecture and Planning Group. The whole facade comprises the 99 different names of Allah distributed on different elevations of the mosque in accordance with strict instruction of the holy Quran.
Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council, UAE
Design: Söhne & Partner Architekten. To include the building complex very naturally into the environment, it is placed on different landscape levels. The use of typical colours and patterns does not only help to fit the complex into the natural landscape, it also refers to the already existing UPC building.