Eden House Za'abeel

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A Balanced Lifestyle in DIFC

A bold new architectural vision conceived by H&H, Eden House Za’abeel strikes a delicate balance between the urban dynamism of DIFC and the refined tranquillity of the Za’abeel district. Balance is also an essential component of the tower’s design, envisioned by a trio of award-winning names - architecture by DXB Lab, complemented by Tristan Auer’s interiors and landscaping by Vladimir Djurovic.

Eden House Za’abeel features a distinctive textured concrete facade and a sculptural silhouette that sets it apart from any other building in the area. Planned as an urban community, the tower is enveloped in pockets of rich greenery, including open courtyards designed to build social bonds. Due to its excellent positioning, the tower enjoys the quieter atmosphere of Za’abeel while remaining connected to the heart of the financial district.

The Residences

There are 252 residences spread across the tower, divided into one, two and three-bedroom layouts. Paris-based Tristan Auer, who also designed the flagship Eden House Satwa development, has conceptualised the aesthetic. Mirroring the architecture and its blend of organic and sculpted forms, the residences are an elegant play of contrasts. A monochromatic interior is given richness through the use of high-quality materials. Stone mosaics and marble work harmoniously with textured plaster and refined timbers to produce understated elegance. Windows spanning 3.3-metre ceiling heights capture brilliant panoramas of the surrounding, encompassing DIFC and Downtown Dubai along one side, with Emirates Towers and the Za’abeel district spread along the other.

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