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Why not visit include the New Citizens School by Godwin Austen Johnson? It is conceived and developed by Al Zarooni Emirates Investments and designed by Godwin Austen Johnson (GAJ). This school facility aims to inspire and stimulate. It features a teacher training foundation, excellence centre and K-12 school.
We also post details about the W Dubai – Mina Seyahi, King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street, by Aedas with Interior Designer: Blink. This 5-star beachfront resort project is an extension to the existing Le Meridien hotel.
Finally, we feature Sharjah Flying Saucer Brutalist-style building rehabilitation by SpaceContinuum Design Studio / Mona El Mousfy. The core structure was revealed by removing the grey aluminum cladding on the saucer’s pillars and the orange aluminum cladding on its canopy.
The Yas Island Yacht Club’s streamlined curvilinear form was conceived as an iconic landmark on the brand new Yas Marina and F1 Track and makes an emphatic contribution to the leisure and hospitality facilities already within the precinct.
Etihad Towers is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on the West Corniche road, leading to the exclusive Ras Al Akhdar area: Tall buildings in UAE by DBI Design architects.
Sheppard Robson’s design for Siemens’ headquarters at Masdar City has established a new model for sustainable office buildings in the Middle East.
Seven new schools in Abu Dhabi, designed by global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan for the Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC).
Directly adjacent to the KPF-designed Midfield Terminal at Abu Dhabi International Airport, the design for the Intermodal Transit Centre and Carpark is an elegant, delicately restrained mass and form.
The Chicago office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM), along with Seddiqi & Sons Investment and Dubai Contracting Company LLC, celebrate inauguration of Rolex Tower, a 59-story mixed use tower located on Dubai’s prestigious Sheik Zayed Road.
A total of 3.5 million man hours have so far been spent since work started on site and over 60,000 cubic meter of concrete has been poured on one of the largest construction projects still being developed in the UAE.
The Index mixed-use tower in Dubai wins Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Award, beating a record number of nominations to be judged best new high-rise building in the Middle East and Africa.
With the launch of MidEastPan and towards the Forum of Themes and Sites in the coming September a Design Ideas Competition is being held. This architectural competition is an open invitation for ideas and projects within the Built Environment in the Middle East.
The leadership of the Board of Trustees of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation support appointment by the Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC) of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as an independent monitor.
In Abu Dhabi, the famous London architects Foster + Partners are building the Central Market, a complex of shops, offices, hotels and apartments. The key feature of the 500,000 m² complex is a shopping mall based on the example of a typical Arab Souk, a traditional market.
Denton Corker Marshall’s design for a commercial tower/mixed use complex in Dubai has won the Tall Buildings category in the MIPIM Architectural Review Future Projects Awards.
The grand prize in the international architectural competition to design the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) Federal National Council’s (FNC) New Parliament Building Complex has been awarded to Ehrlich Architects, the Los Angeles, California, design firm.
Conceived as a monument and memorial to the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding president of the UAE, the Museum will be the centrepiece of the Saadiyat Island Cultural District and will showcase the history, culture and more recently the social and economic transformation of the Emirates.
Construction is now well advanced on the Abu Dhabi Ladies Club by Tony Owen Partners and UPA planning. This unique facility has been designed specifically for women in the UAE. It provides a range of health, education, child care and sporting facilities for women.
Proposed design for the MASDAR HQ conceived as a new type of Landmark: an architecture that seeks its inspiration from timeless traditional, regional architectural models that respond to climate and culture, and re-interprets these in a matt building.
RMJM were once very active in the UAE but in late 2008 they scaled back their workforce after a large number of projects were postponed or abandoned as the credit crunch hit the Middle East.