Resembles Stonehenge
Preston Koerner — October 2, 2007 — Eco
References: arquitectonica & jetsongreen
The Gate development on Reem Island, United Arab Emirates is currently under construction. We’re talking about a total of 11,300,000 sq. feet of development space. The Sky Tower will be the tallest tower in Abu Dhabi and (only) the fifth largest tower in UAE.
Topping out at 83 stories and 300 meters, it is anticipated that Sky Tower will be the first building in the UAE to receive LEED certification. The Gate Development will include five 62-story towers and two 31-story buildings. Designed and planned by Arquitectonica, The Gate is supposed to become the gateway to a new city.
It’s a pretty incredible looking development. By all means, check the images below and see if you agree that it has a slight resemblance to Stonehenge. When completed, The Gate will have a total of 4,600 residential units, 344,488 sf of office space, and 44,291 sf of retail space.
Topping out at 83 stories and 300 meters, it is anticipated that Sky Tower will be the first building in the UAE to receive LEED certification. The Gate Development will include five 62-story towers and two 31-story buildings. Designed and planned by Arquitectonica, The Gate is supposed to become the gateway to a new city.
It’s a pretty incredible looking development. By all means, check the images below and see if you agree that it has a slight resemblance to Stonehenge. When completed, The Gate will have a total of 4,600 residential units, 344,488 sf of office space, and 44,291 sf of retail space.
Trend Themes
1. LEED Certification in Construction - There is an opportunity for the construction industry to focus on sustainable building practices and obtain LEED certification.
2. Vertical Urban Development - The trend of constructing tall towers with multiple stories presents opportunities for innovation in urban design and development.
3. Mixed-use Developments - The integration of residential, office, and retail spaces in a single development offers the potential for creating vibrant and self-sustaining communities.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can leverage the trend of LEED certification to promote eco-friendly and sustainable building practices.
2. Architecture - Architects have the opportunity to embrace vertical urban development and design innovative tall structures that redefine city skylines.
3. Real Estate - The demand for mixed-use developments provides real estate developers with the chance to create attractive and diverse properties that cater to multiple needs.
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