The Park Gate is an Oasis in the Dubai Desert
Meghan Young — August 16, 2010 — Eco
There is something so majestic about Park Gate. I'm not sure if it's the arches, the hanging gardens, reflecting pools or all of the above. Perhaps it's the fact that it looks like a cool oasis in the middle of the desert. It is located in Dubai.
Designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, Park Gate is a stunning, serene design that will house offices, retail space and a hotel. Solar-powered, its inner climate will be maintained in a very eco-friendly manner.
Designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, Park Gate is a stunning, serene design that will house offices, retail space and a hotel. Solar-powered, its inner climate will be maintained in a very eco-friendly manner.
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1. Green Design - Incorporating eco-friendly elements into architecture and construction, like solar power, can lead to more sustainable and visually striking designs.
2. Oasis Concepts - Creating architectural designs that incorporate green elements like gardens and reflecting pools can transport people to an oasis-like environment, even in the middle of a busy city.
3. Mixed-use Architecture - Integrating office, retail and hospitality spaces within a single structure can provide opportunities for enhanced efficiency and convenience in the urban environment.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Firms specializing in designs that incorporate sustainable elements and provide unique experiences for clients may drive the industry in the future.
2. Green Building - Further innovation in green building techniques and materials can help reduce carbon emissions and create more sustainable communities.
3. Urban Planning - Developing mixed-use structures that cater to a variety of needs can help urban planners create more sustainable and livable cities for residents and visitors.
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