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Zawya
2 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Mr. C Residences Downtown: Italian Elegance on Dubai's Skyline with The Nobile Collection
Mr. C Residences Downtown introduces the Nobile Collection, a limited offering of just twenty-two four-bedroom residences, each designed as an expression of timeless Italian elegance and modern sophistication. Set against the iconic Burj Khalifa and the luminous Dubai skyline, the Nobile Collection fuses Italian heritage and craftsmanship with the dynamism of one of the world's most exciting cities. Every residence within The Nobile Collection is thoughtfully crafted for those who appreciate artistry and timeless design. Expansive half-floor layouts are enriched with Calacatta marble finishes, state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances, and bespoke details that embody a dedication to the highest standards of quality. Handcrafted glass chandeliers by the legendary Barovier & Toso serve as luminous sculptures, adding both warmth and a quiet grandeur to each living space. At the heart of the Nobile Collection are open-plan Great Rooms, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows that flow seamlessly into dining spaces, ideal for both intimate gatherings and everyday indulgence. Panoramic views of Downtown Dubai and the Arabian Sea become part of the living experience, with expansive terraces that offer both sunrise and sunset vistas. Principal suites serve as serene sanctuaries, featuring freestanding bathtubs, bespoke Italian vanities, and glass-enclosed rain showers. Beyond its interiors, the Nobile Collection represents a philosophy of living—one that values signature service, timeless design, and elevated experiences. Developed by Alta Real Estate Development, a Dubai based developer renowned for its commitment to premium design and meticulous craftsmanship, Mr. C Residences Downtown reflects the firm's dedication to creating spaces that resonate with those who gravitate towards the finer things.
UAE Moments
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
Armani/Amal Unveils a Gastronomic Journey to the Coasts of South India with a Specially Curated Three-Course Dinner
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Ju ly 2025: Armani/Amal, the celebrated Indian fine-dining destination nestled within the iconic Armani Hotel Dubai, Burj Khalifa, invites guests on a sensorial journey to the southern coasts of India. Discover the vibrant gastronomy of South Indian cuisine with a specially curated three-course set menu, available at AED 400 per person. Within the refined elegance of Armani/Amal, framed by the glittering skyline of Downtown Dubai, guests are welcomed into a world of heritage and haute cuisine. Meticulously crafted by Chef Rohit and his talented team of chefs, the set menu pays homage to the authentic flavours of southern India, brought to life with premium ingredients and time-honoured techniques. Guests begin their culinary voyage with a selection of expertly curated starters, including Baby Corn Bezule (crispy baby corn coated with ginger, curry leaf and chilli), Chemmeen Pollichathu (pan-seared prawn marinated with onion, tomato, curry leaf and mustard), Meen Karivepillai (coconut, curry leaf, ginger and green chilli-infused chargrilled sea bream), and Chicken 65 (chicken thigh cubes, chilli and rice flour crust, Malabar paratha). The main course features a soul-satisfying array of regional delicacies like Kori Gassi (Mangalorean-style chicken curry with coconut, coriander and dry chilli), Lamb Pepper Fry (lamb pepper masala, coconut chutney, dosa), Andhra Fish Curry (sea bass fillet poached in raw mango coastal-style curry), Broccolini & Asparagus Poriyal (stir-fried broccolini, asparagus and cashew nuts with fresh coconut), and Sambhar (South Indian lentil stew with vegetables, tamarind and dry spices). The journey concludes on a sweet and wholesome note with Adapradam (traditional rice pudding sweetened with jaggery and finished with coconut and cashews), a simple yet irresistibly comforting finale. Whether you're gathering with friends or marking a special occasion, this thoughtfully curated menu at Armani/Amal promises a delicious journey through the southern coasts of India, served with warmth, soul, and signature Armani elegance right in the heart of Dubai.
Time Out Dubai
2 days ago
- Business
- Time Out Dubai
6 of Dubai's mega-projects that we can't wait for
The Dubai skyline is ever-changing, and it's always a treat to see what the city has in store for us next. Over the last few decades, Dubai has created some world-famous masterpieces, from the Burj Khalifa to Palm Jumeirah. But the best is yet to come – there are some mega projects in the pipeline that you definitely need to know about. Some are still in the planning stages, with others taking a little longer than expected, or changing into something even better. So without further ado, here are Dubai's uncompleted projects that we're seriously excited to see. Al Maktoum International Airport Plans for Al Maktoum International Airport (Credit: Dubai Media Office) First opening in 2010, there are plans to make Al Maktoum International Airport the largest capacity in the world. Beginning with cargo flights only, the first phase of the airport started humbly, but in 2024, the Dubai government confirmed the long-term goals of this major project. As part of the plans for the airport's expansion, Dubai South will become something of an aerotropolis with new neighbourhoods and residential developments in the pipeline. As for the airport itself, eventually it will have capacity for a whopping 260 million passengers annually. The interior of the planned new look for Al Maktoum International Airport (Credit: Dubai Media Office) Plans released in 2025 outline that there will be three key phases in developing the project, which is set to be five times the size of DXB. Eventually, the airport will be home to more than 400 aircraft gates, have five parallel runways, five passenger terminal buildings and an underground train system. Current indications suggest that we'll have to wait until 2050 for this project to be completed. You can find everything you need to know in our guide to Al Maktoum International Airport here. Dubai World Islands Dubai World Islands The Dubai World Islands is a pretty cool design. Who wouldn't want to take a trip to Europe that only takes 20 minutes from Dubai? Designed to look like a map of the world, the project first began in 2003, but work paused around 2008. Dormant for some time, the islands saw a surge of life in 2014 when the Kleindienst Group launched the Heart of Europe development. The Anantara World Islands resort then opened in December 2021, making it the first resort to do so on World Islands. The Raining Street can be found in the Heart of Europe (Credit: Supplied) Although not all the islands have been built on, you can visit the Raining Street in the voco Monaco Dubai Hotel. More projects are planned for World Islands, including a Danish-style hygge hotel, a Maldives-inspired Honeymoon Island and the Marbella Resort Hotel. All oozing in luxury, the destination is set to make for a fabulous stay-cay over the coming years. There looks set to be more developments at World Islands in the years to come. Palm Jebel Ali How Palm Jebel Ali should look once completed (Credit: Dubai Media Office) Construction paused on the project for more than 15 years following a break in 2008, which has left the island lying dormant for the better part of two decades. But, last year, it was announced that property developer Nakheel was coming back to the table to breathe new life into the white elephant. While the foundations have been laid, several practical infrastructure developments still need to be completed. The man-made island is twice the size of Palm Jumeirah, but there are no completed projects on it. However, in 2023, plans were revitalised by Nakheel to bring hotels and resorts, beach clubs and even a 'celebration village' to the islands. Futuristic buildings of the Gateway Bridge on Palm Jebel Ali plans The island spans 13.4 kilometres of land with 10.5 million square metres of development and 16 distinctive fronds offering a total of 110 kilometres of coastline and 91 kilometres of beachfront, which will eventually be home to 35,000 families. No specific date has been provided for when work can be expected to be completed, but some real estate developers have provided a handover date of 2027 for property on the island. The Island The Island (Credit: The Island was first announced in 2017, and is still yet to be completed, after originally being rumoured as a home for the first UAE casino. In 2023, it was confirmed that Ras Al Khaimah would instead be home to the UAE's first casino, but the Dubai Vegas-style island will still go ahead without the gaming. Now under construction, the island is being built out into the sea next to Jumeirah, and will boast three iconic hotels, the MGM, Bellagio and Aria. As well as views of the Burj Al Arab and an extended beachfront, guests and visitors will be able to enjoy cafes, restaurants, lagoons and even a huge in-house entertainment venue. An earnings call in April 2025 revealed that the MGM Island project should be completed by 2027. Six Senses Dubai Marina Credit: Select Group Announced in 2024 as the latest addition to Dubai Marina, the tower will be the world's tallest residential building upon completion. The first part of the skeleton structure has already been constructed, and design images of the project have shown the new building standing well above the likes of Marina 101 (425m) and Princess Tower (414m). Expected to have 122 floors and a series of 251 luxury apartments, the building will have a wellness theme, with a crystal sound healing room and a huge 25m lap pool. Credit: Select Group If you're lucky enough to call this place home, residents will benefit from amenities such as its Sleep With Six Senses bedrooms filled with everything wellness, including bespoke features like a wellness wardrobe (yes please) stocked with home fitness equipment and mood-enhancing sensory art. If you like reading this: Why you need to know about these skyscrapers coming soon to Dubai Construction for this one is expected to be completed by 2028. Therme Dubai Therme Dubai is set to be located near One Za'abeel (Credit: Diller Scofido + Renfro) Therme Dubai will feature a massive interactive park, the world's largest indoor botanical garden and three 18-metre waterfalls. The Dhs2 billion project will be built in Zabeel Park, one of the largest parks in Dubai, and is slated to open in 2028. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed described the Therme Dubai as 'an iconic addition to Dubai's skyline.' The project, designed to host 1.7 million visitors every year, will be set over a 500,000 square feet area and have a building height of 100 metres. In other Dubai news Al Karama to become car-free zone: Dubai's Super Block initiative explained And three other neighbourhoods will also get the same transformation Drive in Dubai? What you need to know about Salik (and how it could cost you) The toll gate rules have just been updated Here's what the colour of your Dubai taxi roof actually means There are seven colours and they all have different meanings
Al Bawaba
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Al Bawaba
Armani/Amal Unveils a Gastronomic Journey to the Coasts of South India with a Specially Curated Three-Course Dinner
Armani/Amal, the celebrated Indian fine-dining destination nestled within the iconic Armani Hotel Dubai, Burj Khalifa, invites guests on a sensorial journey to the southern coasts of India. Discover the vibrant gastronomy of South Indian cuisine with a specially curated three-course set menu, available at AED 400 per the refined elegance of Armani/Amal, framed by the glittering skyline of Downtown Dubai, guests are welcomed into a world of heritage and haute cuisine. Meticulously crafted by Chef Rohit and his talented team of chefs, the set menu pays homage to the authentic flavours of southern India, brought to life with premium ingredients and time-honoured begin their culinary voyage with a selection of expertly curated starters, including Baby Corn Bezule (crispy baby corn coated with ginger, curry leaf and chilli), Chemmeen Pollichathu (pan-seared prawn marinated with onion, tomato, curry leaf and mustard), Meen Karivepillai (coconut, curry leaf, ginger and green chilli-infused chargrilled sea bream), and Chicken 65 (chicken thigh cubes, chilli and rice flour crust, Malabar paratha).The main course features a soul-satisfying array of regional delicacies like Kori Gassi (Mangalorean-style chicken curry with coconut, coriander and dry chilli), Lamb Pepper Fry (lamb pepper masala, coconut chutney, dosa), Andhra Fish Curry (sea bass fillet poached in raw mango coastal-style curry), Broccolini & Asparagus Poriyal (stir-fried broccolini, asparagus and cashew nuts with fresh coconut), and Sambhar (South Indian lentil stew with vegetables, tamarind and dry spices).The journey concludes on a sweet and wholesome note with Adapradam (traditional rice pudding sweetened with jaggery and finished with coconut and cashews), a simple yet irresistibly comforting you're gathering with friends or marking a special occasion, this thoughtfully curated menu at Armani/Amal promises a delicious journey through the southern coasts of India, served with warmth, soul, and signature Armani elegance right in the heart of Indian Set Menu OverviewTime: 6:30pm – 11pm Location: Armani/Amal, Third Floor of Armani Hotel Dubai, Burj KhalifaOffering: Three-course dinnerPrice: AED 400 per person For booking and more information, please visit or call +971 4 888 3010.
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
World's top 10 cities with the most skyscrapers in 2025: Indian city ranked #15th globally
Top 10 global cities with the most skyscrapers in 2025: As cities around the world compete to build ever-taller skylines, Hong Kong leads the world with the maximum skyscrapers, boasting more than 550 completed tall buildings, according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH). Chinese cities are prominent on the global skyscraper scene with Shanghai's skyline exemplifies modern China, while Shenzhen has transformed from a fishing village to a city with 444 tall buildings over 150m, and Wuhan steadily ascended the ranks, featuring more than 193 tall buildings. From the historic Chrysler Building to new icons like One World Trade Centre, New York is often renowned as the birthplace of the skyscraper, ranking in the top three with over 317 high-rises over 150 metres. Dubai, the sole city from the Middle East in the top 10, is gaining recognition for its impressive buildings, including the Burj Khalifa, the tallest in the world at 828 metres, and it has over 250 skyscrapers above 150 metres. Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, stands out in Southeast Asia with about 180 skyscrapers over 150 metres. It is known for the famous Petronas Twin Towers, which were the tallest buildings in the world in 2004. It has 106 tall buildings over 150m, 45 over 200m, and just 1 over 300m, thereby ranking 15th in the global rankings. Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH)
