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Rak Jebel Al Jais Resort is Wedged Into the Dubai Mountains

— March 30, 2009 — Art & Design
Did you know that Dubai has mountains? While Dubai suffers through the credit crisis, designers are heading for the hills for the next outlandish development.

Villas and housing units, a dam-like hotel and bridge will cling to the side of the mountains for the Rak Jebel Al Jais Mountain Resort. The wedge-shaped portion of the resort hangs over the valley and is another hotel and public area for concerts and events.

Implications - Dubai continues it's ascent to real-life, virtual fantasyland. No wonder the place is the hallowed ground of international businessmen, wealthy oil tycoons, and socialites of all races, shapes and sizes. If it's a place you can afford to go, I don't know why anyone would want to leave.

Trend Themes

  1. Mountain Resort Development — The Rak Jebel Al Jais Mountain Resort in Dubai showcases the trend of developing luxury resorts in mountainous regions.
  2. Architectural Innovation — The Lacy Bazaarchitecture design of the resort demonstrates the trend of pushing the boundaries of architectural creativity.
  3. Destination Fantasy Land — Dubai's ongoing trend of creating real-life, virtual fantasylands is exemplified by the Rak Jebel Al Jais Resort.

Industry Implications

  1. Hospitality — The hospitality industry can capitalize on the trend of mountain resort development by creating unique and luxurious accommodations in mountainous regions.
  2. Architecture — The architectural industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating lacy bazaarchitecture designs into their projects, pushing the boundaries of traditional architecture.
  3. Tourism — The tourism industry can benefit from Dubai's trend of destination fantasy lands by offering unique and immersive experiences to attract visitors.
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