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A a B C D E B omar bin al khattab st A B E11 C D al maktoum rd E66 baniyas rd 23 222 01 24 E E11 E311 E44 RAS GHURAB ISLAND DUBAI CREEK GOLF & YACHT CLUB marrakech st KHOR FARIDAH 20th st 5th st riyadh st 26th st E11 oud metha rd A st 13th 03 st 9th 02 al khail st al sa’ada st jumeira st 04 57th st B RAMHAN ISLAND 05 2nd za’abeel rd 24 al was rd 06 E12 85th st 07 E66 08 20th st AL JUBAL ISLAND 09 10 308th rd 11 al khail st 10th st 12 AL LULU 13 ISLAND 8th st 22 E12 KHOR DUBAI 13th st 21 23 C UMM YIFENAH ISLAND ZERAA ISLAND yas leisure dr 14 01 KHOR LAFFAN 16 E10 15 al asayel st 20 19 umm amar rd 17 18 9th st al albaany st 18 dalma st al sa’ada st 03 E10 corniche rd KHOR AL BAGHAL 020 E11 al bateen st 17 141 4th st 16 burj khalifa blvd 15 13 MANGROVE al abraj st NATIONAL PARK al a’amal st SAMALIYAH ISLAND AL RAHA CREEK 20 19 E44 28th st SAS AL NAKHL D ISLAND 06 SAFA PARK 4th st 04 18th st 3rd st 21 E10 20th street 05 E66 AL HUDAYRIAT ISLAND E44 30th st 18th st 07 111 101 12 E22 30th st 08 15th st 16th st DUBAI 12th st E20 09 01. National Bank of Dubai, Dubarch + 09. Rose Rayhaan Tower, 17. Burj Khalifa, SOM 2nd st Carlos Ott Khatib & Alami Group 18. Dubai Opera House, Atkins E30 02. D1, Innovarchi and Holford 10. Damac Park Towers, Gensler 19. Iris Bay, WS Atkins & Partners Associates 11. Rolex Tower, SOM 20. JW Marriott Marquis, 03. Raffl es Hotel, Bxl Design 12. The Index, Foster & Partners Arch Group Consultants 04. Dubai Metro Station, Aedas 13. Central Park Towers, Hopkins 21. 0/14, Reiser + Umemoto 05. Jumeirah Emirates Hotel , Hazel Wong 14. Boulevard Plaza Towers, 22. Jumeirah Beach Hotel, WS Atkins 06. Al Yaqoub Tower, Bertrand Duperrin Aedas & Andrew Bromberg 23. Burj Al Arab, WS Atkins & Partners 07. Al Rostamani Maze Tower, Planquadrat 15. Switch Restaurant, Karim Rashid 24. Atlantis The Palm, Wimberly, 08. The Gate Building, Gensler 16. Al Hekma Tower, Arex Engineering Allison, Tong and Goo mappa-dubai-abu dhabi.indd 159 08/03/17 16:06 A B C D Dubai E 01 02 03 04 A A A AC project National Bank of Dubai project D1 project Raffles Hotel project Dubai Metro Station tipology bank tipology residential tipology hotel tipology metro station architect Dubarch + Carlos Ott architect Innovarchi and Holford architect Bxl Design architect Aedas realization 1998 Associates realization 2007 realization 2009 address Baniyas Road, Deira, realization 2015 address 13th Street, address Financial Center Metro Dubai address Al Khail Road, Sheikh Rashid Rd, Station 1, Sheikh Zayed Culture Village, Wafi city, Road, Dubai Dubai Dubai International Financial District, Dubai 05 06 07 08 BC B B B project Jumeirah Emirates Hotel project Al Yaqoub Tower project Al Rostamani project The Gate Building tipology tower one office/ tipology hotel/office Maze Tower tipology office tower two hotel architect Bertrand Duperrin tipology residential/office architect Gensler architect Hazel Wong realization 2013 architect Planquadrat realization 2014 realization 1999 address Sheikh Zayed Rd, realization 2010 address Sheikh Zayed Rd, address Sheikh Zayed Rd, Dubai International address Sheikh Zayed Rd, Gate Village, Dubai International Financial District, Dubai International Dubai Financial District, Dubai Financial District, Dubai Dubai itiner dubai abu dhabi.indd 163 13/03/17 14:04 A B C D E 09 10 11 12 B B B B project Rose Rayhaan Tower project Damac Park Towers project Rolex Tower project The Index tipology hotel tipology residential/retail/office tipology residential / office tipology residential / office architect Khatib & Alami Group architect Gensler architect SOM architect Foster & Partners realization 2007 realization 2011 realization 2010 realization 2011 address 105, Sheikh Zayed address Al Sa’ada St, address Sheikh Zayed Road, address Al Sa’ada St, Dubai Road, Dubai International Dubai International International Financial Dubai International Financial District, Financial District, District, Financial District, Dubai Dubai Dubai Dubai 13 14 15 16 B C C C project Central Park Towers project Boulevard Plaza Towers project Switch Restaurant project Al Hekma Tower tipology residential / office tipology office tipology restaurant tipology office architect Hopkins architect Aedas & Andrew architect Karim Rashid architect Arex Engineering realization 2012 Bromberg realization 2009 realization 2015 address 29 Sheikh Zayed Road, realization 2010 address Dubai Mall, address Sheikh Zayed Central Park District 08, address Boulevard Plaza, Financial Centre Road, Road, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Sheikh Mohammed Bin Downtown, Dubai Rashid Boulevard, Dubai Dubai itiner dubai abu dhabi.indd 164 13/03/17 14:04 A B C D E 17 18 19 20 C C GC D project Burj Khalifa project Dubai Opera House project Iris Bay project JW Marriott Marquis tipology office / residential / tipology theatre tipology office tipology hotel hotel architect Atkins architect WS Atkins & Partners architect Arch Group Consultants architect SOM realization 2016 realization 2016 realization 2013 realization 2010 address Sheikh Mohammed address Al Sa’ada St, address Sheikh Zayed Road, address 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown, Business Bay, bin Rashid Blvd, Financial Centre Road, Dubai Dubai Financial Centre Road, Downtown, Downtown, Dubai Dubai contemporary itinerary: abu dhabi - dubai itinerario contemporaneo: abu dhabi - dubai 21 22 23 24 165 D E E E project 0/14 project Jumeirah Beach Hotel project Burj Al Arab project Atlantis The Palm tipology office tipology hotel tipology hotel tipology hotel architect Reiser + Umemoto architect WS Atkins architect WS Atkins & Partners architect Wimberly, Allison, realization 2010 realization 1997 realization 1999 Tong and Goo address Al Abraj St, Downtown, address Jumeirah Road, address Jumeirah Road, realization 2008 Dubai Umm Suqeim 3, Umm Suqeim 3, address Crescent Road East, Dubai Dubai The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai itiner dubai abu dhabi.indd 165 13/03/17 14:04.
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