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LUMENA ALTA od OMNIYAT — Symbol Dubaju

OMNIYAT, czołowy deweloper luksusowych nieruchomości w Dubaju, zaprezentował LUMENA ALTA — nowy ultraluksusowy projekt, który zmienia panoramę miasta. Wieża o wysokości 380 metrów będzie najwyższym budynkiem komercyjnym w Business Bay po ukończeniu w 2030 roku.

Znaczenie nazwy

Słowo LUMENA pochodzi od łacińskiego lumen — „światło”, a ALTA oznacza „wysoka”. Razem tworzą symbol światła, wizji i aspiracji. Elewacja wieży o spiralnym kształcie odbija światło w dzień i subtelnie świeci nocą.

Nowy wymiar dubajskiego biznesu

Według Mahdiego Amjada, założyciela OMNIYAT, Dubaj stał się kluczowym centrum handlowym regionu. Rosnące inwestycje zagraniczne zwiększają zapotrzebowanie na prestiżowe powierzchnie biurowe, a LUMENA ALTA spełnia te oczekiwania.

Architektura i komfort

Wewnątrz znajduje się 73 piętra biur, prywatne tarasy, ogrody i panoramiczne widoki na Burdż Chalifę i Zatokę Perską. Na niższych poziomach zaplanowano butiki, restauracje i parking na ponad 1 000 miejsc.

Luksus na najwyższym poziomie

Na szczycie znajdzie się pięciogwiazdkowy hotel z Sky Poolem — najwyżej położonym basenem na świecie, oraz Sky Restaurant z widokiem 360 stopni. Przestrzenie wellness zapewnią równowagę i relaks.

Ekologia i technologia

Projekt zdobywa certyfikaty LEED Platinum i WELL Platinum, podkreślając zaangażowanie OMNIYAT w zrównoważony rozwój i inteligentne technologie.

20 lat doskonałości

OMNIYAT od dwóch dekad tworzy ikony Dubaju. LUMENA ALTA to kontynuacja tej historii — architektura, która inspiruje i definiuje przyszłość miasta.

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