Sky Gardens, Residential tower in Dubai International Financial Centre, United Arab Emirates

Sky Gardens is a residential tower in the Dubai International Financial Centre, reaching 160 meters (525 feet) across 45 floors. The building offers apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units and penthouses at the top.

Construction started in March 2005, led by developer Caddick Developments, and the tower was completed in 2008 when Dubai was going through a period of fast real estate growth. It was built as part of the broader development of the financial district that shaped this part of the city.

The name Sky Gardens refers to the planted terraces on the tower's tan side columns, where curved balconies project from the full height of the facade. The building holds 575 units, from studios to three-bedroom flats, with seven penthouses at the top. Residents pass through a reception foyer with a revolving door and a concierge desk.

The tower sits alongside Sheikh Zayed Road, one of the main roads through the city, making it easy to reach other parts of Dubai. The surrounding district is compact enough to walk between offices, shops, and services without needing to travel far.

The tower's 575 units range from studios to three-bedroom flats, topped by seven penthouses on the upper floors. Construction began in March 2005 and was completed in 2008 by Caddick Developments, which delivered the building within the Dubai International Financial Centre.