Dubai’s Skyline is Changing Fast: 9 Architectural Projects Set to Redefine the City
Shailaja Korra
Burj Azizi - Dubai’s Next Supertall Landmark Burj Azizi will rise 725 metres, combining residences, hospitality, retail and entertainment into one record-setting vertical destination.
Burj Binghatti - Jewellery-Inspired Vertical Architecture Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences will reach 595 metres, adding an ultra-luxury residential landmark to Business Bay’s skyline.
Therme Dubai - Wellness Moves Into The Skyline Therme Dubai will stack botanical gardens, pools, wellness spaces and cultural facilities into a 100-metre urban oasis above Zabeel Park.
VELA Viento - Waterfront Luxury Takes Shape VELA Viento will rise 180 metres above Marasi Bay, combining expansive terraces, panoramic views and Foster + Partners architecture.
Palm Jebel Ali Mosque - Contemporary Islamic Architecture SOM’s Friday Mosque will reinterpret Islamic and Emirati traditions through a sculptural canopy designed around Dubai’s coastal environment.
Dubai Creek Tower — A Renewed Vertical Ambition Construction has recommenced on Dubai Creek Tower, reviving one of Dubai’s most ambitious landmark projects near Dubai Creek Harbour.
Tiger Sky Tower — High-Rise Living Gets Taller Tiger Sky Tower is planned at 532 metres, adding another supertall residential development to Dubai’s rapidly expanding vertical landscape.
Six Senses Residences - Luxury Meets Super-Tall Design Six Senses Residences is among Dubai’s major high-rise developments, with its planned 517-metre height reinforcing the city’s luxury focus.
VELA — A New Marasi Bay Architectural Language VELA rises 150 metres across 30 floors, using terraces, waterfront views and sculptural forms to redefine luxury living in Marasi Bay.