Jumeirah Business Center Towers, Commercial skyscraper complex in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, United Arab Emirates.

Jumeirah Business Center Towers is a cluster of office towers in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai. The tallest is a slender tower with a curved facade of horizontal silver-grey and white bands, slightly wider toward its flat top, with a thin spire above the roofline. Beside it stand a pale glass tower with a dark vertical stripe, grey glass rectangular towers and a tan tower with a window grid; a dark water channel runs along the base.

The towers were developed as part of the larger Jumeirah Lakes Towers project, which began taking shape after 2006 when Saba Tower was completed first. This ensemble grew gradually to meet Dubai's expanding demand for modern office and residential spaces.

The complex is organised into 26 clusters of three towers, lettered A to Z, each with its own parking structure and retail waterfront. Almas Tower, the 66-floor centrepiece, stands alone on an island between Lake Almas West and Lake Almas East. Most construction workers came from the Indian subcontinent, and the development is planned for about 60,000 residents and 120,000 workers.

The site is easily accessible via Dubai Metro stations, with modern elevator systems and parking facilities for visitors and tenants. Office spaces are customizable to suit different business requirements and operational needs.

The towers follow an alphabetical organization system where each section maintains its own parking structures and waterfront retail areas. This methodical layout distinguishes the development from typically organic urban growth patterns.