What fun the skyscraper architects must be having with the oil money in Dubai. It seems that if it can be imagined, it will be funded and built. The latest wild skyscraper is Anara, which will be 125 floors high and have multiple uses, including offices, hotel, apartments, galleries, and shopping. The building will only have one apartment that was built for the sole purpose of being dubbed the most expensive in Dubai.
British firm Atkins, who are erecting many structures in Dubai, are responsible for the Great Exhaust Fan of Dubai.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multi-use Skyscrapers
- The trend of constructing skyscrapers with multiple functions such as offices, hotels, residences and shopping is disrupting the real estate industry.
- Sustainable Architecture
- The development of the Great Exhaust Fan in skyscrapers to improve energy efficiency is disrupting the architecture and construction industry.
- Luxury Real Estate
- The trend of creating one-of-a-kind luxury properties is disrupting the high-end real estate market and pushing boundaries of what's considered 'expensive' and 'exclusive'.
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- The trend of constructing multi-use skyscrapers offers opportunities for innovative developers to design and build properties that maximize space and utility for tenants.
- Architecture
- The development of new energy-efficient technologies such as the Great Exhaust Fan is disrupting the architecture and construction industry, offering opportunities for firms to specialize in sustainable and eco-friendly design.
- Hospitality
- The trend of creating high-end luxury properties such as the Anara Tower's exclusive apartment is disrupting the hospitality industry and offering new opportunities for ultra-luxury service providers.
