Hospitality and LeisureProjectsResidential

Dubai, UAE

Address Harbour Dubai

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    Height
    T1: 237.4 Meters T2: 279 Meters
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    Sqm Facade Area
    200,000 sqm
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    Status
    Ongoing
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    Architect/Consultant
    KEO International Consultants
Overview

A groundbreaking architecture
project setting new global standards

Scope of work: Involved the design, supply, manufacture, and installation of façade systems, including 200,000 sqm of aluminium unitised curtain walling.

Al Abbar Group was entrusted with delivering comprehensive façade solutions for this prestigious waterfront development.

Located at the tip of Creek Island, Address Harbour Point stands as a visual gateway to Dubai Creek Harbour, offering direct access to the waterfront and sweeping views of the city skyline. The development includes two towers – a luxury hotel and serviced residences – managed by the renowned Address Hotels brand. The project features a range of façade elements including fully glazed curtain wall units, operable windows, doors, aluminium flute features, balcony soffit cladding, and glass balustrades. Surrounded by vibrant retail, cultural, and entertainment venues, this landmark project reflects Al Abbar Group’s commitment to delivering bespoke, high-performance façade systems that enhance both architectural design and functional performance.

Key data

Impressive metrics that define
this extraordinary achievement

  • LOCATION

    Dubai, UAE

  • PROJECT TYPE

    Hospitality & Leisure, Residential

  • CLIENT/ DEVELOPER

    Emaar Properties

  • ARCHITECT

    KEO International Consultants

  • MAIN CONTRACTOR

    ASGC

  • DATE OF AWARD

    2019

  • DATE OF COMPLETION

    Ongoing

  • LEVELS

    T1: 60
    T2: 71

Technical details

Brief insights
about the project

Crown Geometry

The oval-shaped tower is enclosed by 120–124 segmented panels per floor, gradually reducing at upper levels to form the distinctive architectural crown.

Flute Illumination

Aluminium flute features were enhanced with integrated light fixtures placed at varied heights, adding vertical emphasis and nighttime visual impact.

Weaving Feature

The complex weaving flute system, featuring double-arc curves crossing 2–3 units, was site-installed as individual assemblies on mechanical transition floors.

Custom Mullions

Each curtain wall panel was fabricated using three different mullion profiles to accommodate non-repetitive angles and the tower’s curved geometry.

Wind Optimization

Stiffeners and glass bite dimensions were optimized in high-pressure areas to ensure structural integrity under varying wind load conditions.

Soffit Assembly

Large balcony soffit claddings were installed as single units using reduced-weight steel frames and ACP, allowing faster and safer on-site handling.

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