DAMAC Heights, Residential skyscraper in Dubai Marina, United Arab Emirates.
DAMAC Residenze is an 85-storey, 335 m supertall residential skyscraper in Dubai Marina, designed by Aedas with a slightly curved, tapering form. Its facade is split into two vertical halves: dark blue glass on the left with a blue band at the top, and pale gold and white vertical stripes on the right, with white capital letters reading "DAMAC" near the lower middle. It overlooks the Palm Jumeirah.
DAMAC Residenze was planned at 420 m but reduced to 335 m in February 2013, when piling was complete and foundation work underway. It topped out in November 2015 and opened in July 2018 as DAMAC Properties' second supertall project after Ocean Heights.
The tower's name changed over time: it was first called Ocean Heights 2, then DAMAC Heights, and now DAMAC Residenze. The white "DAMAC" lettering on the facade marks the developer's second supertall project in Dubai Marina after Ocean Heights. The architects were Aedas, who shaped the tower's curve to open views for as many apartments as possible.
The building connects directly to Dubai Tram, Metro, and water taxis, located roughly 30 minutes from Dubai International Airport. Multiple transport options make it easy to move around the city or explore the surrounding areas.
The tower was first planned at 420 metres but was cut to 335 metres in February 2013. Its curved form, designed by Aedas, widens views between neighbouring towers in the upper marina. The white DAMAC lettering sits at mid-height on the facade.
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