Gate Tower
Gate Tower
Dubai, UAE
As an iconic threshold to the Dubai Water Canal, the Gate Tower marks the entrance to a new era in Dubai.
Client Meydan Group, Roads and Transportation Authority of Dubai, Meraas Development
Project Size 5.5 mil sqft | 515,000 sqm
Status Design Stage
Services Architecture, economic strategy, interior design, landscape architecture, pre-development studies, sustainable design
65
floors
285 m
height
2,755
parking spaces
25 levels
5 star hotel
27 levels
branded apartments
54 levels
residential apartments
247
retail shops

This mixed use development consists of a hotel, apartments, retail, parking and connections to Safa Park. The lower levels of this structure will host a unique mall that includes a retail bridge that spans the canal to connect both bases, as well as connecting to the Safa Park. There will be space for 247 retail shops and 67 food and beverage outlets. There will also be parking bays for 3,700 cars.

Mall interiors
Mall floor plans

The design of this tower includes elevated gardens and pools for the various inhabitants of the hotel and apartments. Included in the design are eight levels of dramatic bridge structures on top. The bridges, being the symbol of the gate, will include a private, luxury club and luxury suites for the hotel. At this level, all units hold a commanding view of the Arabian Gulf and the canal.

Penthouse lobby
Residential lobby
Hotel lobby
Serviced apartment interiors

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