New Dubai architecture projects with UAE building news and architectural images, plus Gulf architects background. Find major properties from across this UAE city in the Middle East.
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 architects reveal the core structure by removing the grey and orange aluminum cladding.
Situated on the upscale Sheikh Zayed Road, the 194m tall Sama Tower represents a truly modern design concept responding to the challenge of providing a unique and dynamic form combined with the most efficient and effective space planning.
The proposed Beach Front Hotel is located directly at the exit link of Dubai Marina Canal with the Arabian Gulf and next to the Dubai Marina, one of the best visionary resort lifestyle communities.
Leading international architecture and engineering firm, Atkins is designing a super slim tower which gives the illusion of constantly changing its appearance with the movement of people and the sun.
Plans are in progress for a Museum of Middle East Modern Art (MOMEMA). At the basis of the Museum is the strategic vision of making the UAE a hub for multicultural understanding
Atkins was commissioned to provide conceptual design, detailed architectural, structural, landscape and electromechanical design services as well as full site supervision for this 360m high commercial tower.
The global architecture practice believes that the design for the 270 hectare masterplan and more than 1 kilometre-high tower will provide the centrepiece for the future of Dubai’s development, altering its skyline forever.
A curiosity of this UAE skyscraper design is that the towers have a similar number of floors; the taller office tower actually contains 54 floors, while the hotel tower contains 56 floors.
Set across its own private beach, Madinat Jumeirah resort in Dubaim UAE, is an authentic recreation of ancient Arabia, capturing the natural beauty of the region.
Wild Wadi breaks new ground in that 16 of its 24 pulsating rides are interconnected, meaning that thrill seekers of all ages can experience one adrenaline rush after another without ever leaving the water.
Taking inspiration from regional elements such as billowing sails and shifting sand dunes, the dramatic form of the new corporate headquarters for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) transforms the city’s waterfront skyline.
International award-winning architecture firm RMJM has been selected by Nakheel, one of the world’s largest real estate developers, to design the one-million-square-metre “Madinat Al Soor” mixed-use development, a sustainable, modern pedestrian city for approximately 22,000 new residents.
This building design proposal by RMJM – headquartered in Scotland but with offices in Dubai – is not to be confused with the similar sounding Centro Capital Centre – Abu Dhabi, close to the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre in the UAE capital.
Design work has now been finalised on HOK’s masterplan for a major urban community on the northeast outskirts of Al Ain. The challenge of the masterplan lay in establishing itself as a business and tourist alternative to Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
TNI Tower Dubai building, a new UAE skyscraper development – design by RMJM, Architects, an architecture office headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Dubai Al Gurg Tower. a contemporary UAE skyscraper building – design by RMJM, Architects.
The Middle East Lighting Design Award was given to Speirs and Major Associates in recognition of the significant contribution the lighting has made to the internal spaces of the building and the technical level of difficulty in achieving the result.
Abu Dhabi World Trade Center at Al Raha Beach resolves the contradictions of its site: providing shade yet also admitting light; cooled by a natural flow of air yet buffered against the strong desert wind; asymmetrical and sculptural yet environmentally and functionally coherent.