Landmarks

Architect Janus Rostock’s creation, the dhow-shaped Dubai Opera, pays homage to the city’s maritime heritage. Opened in 2016, this performing arts venue in downtown Dubai can transform into a theater, concert hall, or banquet facility, accommodating 2,000 guests. Its design brilliance is best appreciated by indulging in pre-show dining or drinks at one of the […]

Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, Atlantis, The Royal, on Palm Jumeirah island, boasts modernist architecture resembling interlocking Legos. With six towers stacked like blocks and linked by a sky bridge, the structure is especially captivating at sunset. Stylish rooms, infinity pools, butler service, and acclaimed restaurants make this hotel a unique architectural gem.

Designed by the late Zaha Hadid, the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, The Opus by Omniyat is a mixed-use structure featuring two distinct towers converging to form a glass cube. A visually captivating detail is the asymmetrical steel and glass bridge connecting the towers. The interior, showcasing Hadid’s love for bold fluid

Designed by celebrated South African architect Shaun Killa, the Museum of The Future is a stunning architectural masterpiece. Shaun Killa seamlessly integrates the traditional art of Arabic calligraphy into a symbolic contemporary design. The circular structure, adorned with a stainless-steel facade, features window designs showcasing poetry by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, adding a

Elevating Hospitality Both towers of the JW Marriott Marquis Dubai stand at 355 meters with 76 floors each, making them the second-tallest hotels in the world. Completed in 2013 and 2012 respectively, these structures exemplify Dubai’s dedication to providing world-class hospitality in towering settings. Location : Sheikh Zayed Road in Business Bay

A Landmark from the Early 2000s Also known as Emirates Tower One, the Emirates Office Tower has been a landmark on Dubai’s skyline since 2000. Rising to a height of 355 meters with 54 floors, it represents an early contribution to the city’s vertical development. Location : Financial district, Sheikh Zayed Road.

Tallest Hotel Globally The Gevora Hotel, standing tall at 356 meters with 75 floors, proudly holds the title of the tallest hotel in the world. Completed in 2017, it exemplifies Dubai’s ambition not only for vertical residential living but also for providing unparalleled hospitality experiences. Location : 101 Sheikh Zayed Road in DIFC

Tallest Office Building in the City As the tallest office building in Dubai, Almas Tower rises to a height of 360 meters with 68 floors. Completed in 2008, it represents the city’s commitment to providing cutting-edge office spaces in the midst of its ever-growing skyline. Location : JLT

The Address the BLVD Blending Residential and Commercial Spaces The Address the BLVD stands at 370 meters with 72 floors, offering a blend of residential and commercial spaces. It holds the distinction of being the 56th tallest building in the world, showcasing Dubai’s ability to seamlessly integrate diverse functionalities within its skyscrapers. Location : 21447

All-Residential Magnificence Completed in 2012, the Elite Residence rises to a height of 381 meters, adding to the opulence of Dubai’s residential skyline. At the time of its completion, it was the third-tallest residential building globally, showcasing Dubai’s commitment to providing luxurious living spaces. Location : Between Al Naseem St. and Al Khayay St. opposite