In a city rife with residential towers, the project aspires to differentiate itself from its neighbors, steering clear of overly complex forms and gesticulations to opt for a purer, more streamlined approach. The façade, displaying a constant rhythm, is punctuated by urban window accents, creating an interplay of solids and voids within a simple homogenous whole.
The towers, while independent, are designed to complement each other. Each tower’s rectangular plan is altered by slightly tilting two of its façades; this trapezoidal configuration gently directs the views of the apartments towards the sea and away from its neighboring twin, ensuring total privacy and generating a visual play of staggered geometries. A number of different apartment typologies is explored to create an efficient range of flats, with uninterrupted views of the sea, the Dubai skyline, and Old Dubai.
Local architects: arif & bintoak consulting architects & engineers
