The UAE's Year of Sustainability has inspired the tower's innovative approach, which aligns with the country's commitment to climate goals. The ceramic fins, made from a combination of clay, low-tech glazed ceramic, and aluminium casing, will provide shade, enhance wind-induced cooling, and maximise natural daylight penetration into the interior. This groundbreaking approach to energy efficiency will reinforce Dubai's reputation as a global leader in sustainable construction practices.
Developed by Wasl, the mixed-use project will encompass approximately 167,733 square metres and feature residential apartments, offices, restaurants, a luxurious Mandarin Oriental hotel, and a swimming pool. The tower's twisting architectural design not only offers a visually striking appearance but also prioritises safety, sustainability, and energy efficiency, as illustrated by Wasl Group's CEO, Hesham Abdullah Al Qassim.
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