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Atlantis
the Royal
With its world-class unique design, Dubai's Atlantis the Royal has again proven its status as the No. 1 overseas high-end building performance.
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Location
Dubai, UAE
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Completion
DateFebruary 2023
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Client
ICD
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Construction
overview6 buildings /
44 floors, 795 rooms /
231-unit residential building -
Scale
408,074ⅿ²
Standard for luxury.
Luxury
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LuxuryStandard for luxury.
Atlantis the Royal, world-class architectural masterpiece becomes a new standard for luxury
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World Class Proven in Numbers
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Total
construction cost
USD1.254 billion dollars
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Total scale
408,074㎡
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Total number of
swimming pools
94
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Hotel and
residence
795rooms 231households
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Number of
GFRC panels
33,000
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Infinity pool length
90m
Luxury masterpiece construction completed with craftsmanship and technology
Atlantis The Royal is a super-luxury hotel and residence complex located in the Palm Jumeirah, an artificial archipelago in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This project consists of three 44-story hotel buildings (total 795 rooms) and three 39-story high-end residence buildings (total 231 units). It is a large-scale project with a total construction cost of approximately 1.254 billion dollars.
Sky Bridge
S-shaped atypical exterior, world's only design
Atlantis The Royal Hotel boasts an atypical exterior curved in the shape of 'S' when viewed from the sky and looks like Lego blocks stacked up.
The exterior, which overwhelms the eyes, has a unique structure that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, and is a masterpiece of luxury architectural art that creates a unique visual effect.
S-shaped atypical exterior
Sky Bridge connecting two buildings
The towers, which are connected by 'Sky Bridge' installed 82m above ground, were installed through a special process of lifting with Strand Jack after pre-assembly.
On the rooftop on the 22nd floor of the hotel, a 90m long Sky Pool connected by the Sky Bridge spreads, providing Dubai's unique skyline and the Gulf view to all rooms.
Advanced Precision Construction Techniques
The S-shaped curved façade was built with over 33,000 precisely installed GFRC panels, each joined with a uniform 5mm gap—an advanced construction feat achieved with perfection.
GGBS was applied to reduce carbon emissions, and high-strength concrete was applied to reduce the cross-sectional size and the amount of reinforcing steel.
To achieve a 7-day construction cycle, customized formwork systems were applied to core walls, slabs, and columns across all tower sections.
As the six towers vary in height, static pumps with different capacities were assigned to each tower based on the required vertical pumping distance.
The steel structure installation method was used for the Main bridge, Cantilever, and Sky court
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