Armada Towers, Mixed-use tower complex in Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Armada Towers is a complex of three towers in Cluster P of Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai: Tower 1 and Tower 3 each have 36 floors and stand 150 m tall, while Tower 2, the tallest, has 40 floors and reaches 167 m. Tower 2 is mixed commercial, housing offices and retail outlets; Tower 3 is residential. The facade is a grid of dark glass windows between light grey horizontal bands, with blue illuminated lowercase letters reading "armada" and a small sail-shaped emblem across the middle.

Construction began in early 2005 and was completed in 2009, with the contract awarded to CSHK and a total cost estimated at over AED 1 billion (US$300 million). The three towers, designed by Adnan Saffarini, were built in Cluster P of Jumeirah Lake Towers, opposite Dubai Marina and next to the Emirates Golf Club.

The name Armada refers to a fleet of warships, and the blue lowercase "armada" lettering with a sail-shaped emblem on the facade makes the maritime reference visible. The complex sits in Cluster P of Jumeirah Lake Towers, opposite Dubai Marina and beside the Emirates Golf Club, a setting of water and fairways rather than open sea.

The three towers stand in Cluster P of Jumeirah Lakes Towers, plots 1, 2 and 3, opposite Dubai Marina and beside the Emirates Golf Club. Tower 2, the tallest at 167 m, holds the offices, the Armada BlueBay Hotel and the Armada Hospital, while Tower 3 is the residential block with shops at street level. Visitors should note that the towers are inside the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre free zone.

Armada Tower 2, the tallest of the three at 167 m and 40 floors, houses the regional offices of Saint Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance alongside the Armada BlueBay Hotel and Armada Hospital. Its ground-level retail includes the Greek restaurant Mythos Kouzina & Grill and Nola Eatery & Social House, a New Orleans-style bar. The complex was designed by Adnan Saffarini and built by CSHK for over AED 1 billion.