Dubai Creekside Redevelopment UAE, Dubai, UAE
- Architecture
- Mixed Use Architecture
The Dubai Creekside Redevelopment consists of 143 separate buildings to include retail, residential, hospitality, cultural, and entertainment uses, connected by a network of public spaces, covered “souks,” and marinas. Otak architecture, in close collaboration with partners, led an international design and technical team tasked with planning and designing a cultural and heritage destination comprising both sides of Dubai Creek for 1 ½ miles through the historical center of Dubai.
Planning and Design Guidance for a Historic Urban Center
Parking garages, parking access, and vertical circulation have been designed to accommodate 12,000 cars in 2 levels for the entire length of the redevelopment. The government mandated that all future buildings will achieve U.S.G.B.C. LEED Gold certification, and we were selected for this separate contract and to assist the United Arab Emirates to draft the “Emirates Green Building Council” documents, establishing the local criteria for LEED status. In 2008, Dubai Creek Redevelopment was considered the world’s largest LEED certification project.
