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Considering the rapid adoption of technology in the UAE, the country is rapidly progressing into a hotbed of large-scale ambitious architecture and building construction projects.

Zayed National Museum is designed by the architecture firm Foster + Partners and is one of the most iconic upcoming projects in the UAE.

This monumental structure is located on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi.

The design combines contemporary geometry with Arabic elements.

Sheikh Zayed’s love for nature is reflected in the museum’s landscaped garden.

Exhibition areas are nestled within a landscaped mound.
The towers act as thermal chimneys, channelling cool air.
These towers are shaped to emulate bird's wing feathers.
Parallels with falcons pay homage to Sheikh Zayed's passion for falconry.
The galleries converge around a striking top-lit central lobby.

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi
Located on Saadiyat Island, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is a landmark project designed by architect Frank Gehry.

Burj Binghatti
Touted as the world’s tallest residential tower, Burj Binghatti is a project by Binghatti Developers and Jacobs & Co.

Situated in Dubai Business Bay, it will feature plush two and three bedroom apartments.

The two-bedroom category is The Sapphire Collection and the three-bedroom is The Emerald Collection.

It features diamond-shaped spires, reminiscent of a regal crown.

The hypertower offers an infinity pool with panoramic views of Dubai.

Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab
Redefining luxurious hospitality in the UAE,

Marsa Al Arab is an ambitious project by Killa Designs.

Located on a reclaimed peninsula near Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel, it includes a branded hotel apartment, four penthouses, a yacht club, a marina with 128 berths, and nine villas.

The resort features infinity pools and private beaches.
Construction began in 2018, completing in 2024.
Inspired by ultra-yachts, the design includes nautical references.
The form mirrors standing on a yacht's top deck.
A strategic 'shift' in the hotel's length complements the peninsula,
providing drop-off points and a four-storey vertical opening.
This shift divides the structure into zones for F&B and spa facilities,
and seaward zones for guestrooms, ensuring utmost privacy for guests.

The Palm Jebel Ali development has undergone a significant expansion beyond its initial vision.

making the new Palm Jebel Ali an even more ambitious and spectacular project than originally imagined.

Upon completion, this record-breaking island will feature a variety of hotels, resorts, office spaces,

luxury villas, and around 60 miles of pristine beaches.

The revamped Palm will be double the size of the hugely popular Palm Jumeirah.

This project reflects an ambitious vision to reshape the coastline and increase opportunities for luxury real estate development in Dubai

further enhancing the city’s position as a global destination for luxury and investment.

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