Dubai World Trade Centre Masterplan

Sitting between the Emirates Towers and Sheikh Rashid Tower, the Dubai World Trade Centre Precinct is a mixed-use development of medium density. Appealing features of its design include finely detailed streetscapes with natural stone materials and well-proportioned exterior spaces at human scale.

A linear park provides a green open space along an axis aligned with the heritage-listed Sheikh Rashid Tower. It has a deliberately simple design to leave open its use for a wide variety of activities ranging from ball games to large or formal outdoor events.

The outdoor cafe dining along the adjacent street also has much to gain from this green open space, as cafes spill out onto sidewalks overlooking it. To further enhance the cafe atmosphere, the design has greatly reduced traffic noise by moving the road with through traffic to the opposite side of the park.
Location
Dubai, UAE
25.2187054, 55.2853703
Plot Size
23.5 ha (60 acre)
Lead Consultant
Hopkins Architects

Studio Team
Reynaldo Casin, Meilina Chuah, Kaya Cui Xian Zi, Rodel Demafelis, Kerry Ann Goddard, Balamurugan Gopal, Bernard Hequilan, Santhosh John, Justin Kalinowski, Montarat Kasemsuvan, Harish Kumar, Jeffrey Allen Kurtz, Leo Adrian Namuco, Gerraween Ann Paz, Miguelito Pegi, Lejumon Rajanibhavan, Cassandra Rose, Andre Paul Saladaga, Sunil Samuel, Ian Sandigan, Pierre Smit, Govindan Sukumaran, Laith Wark, Leon Zaayman
Project Owner
Dubai World Trade Centre

Role
Master Planning
(Public Realm)