Designed as a Lease‑Only Building (LOB) for JAFZA, JAFZA View 18 & 19 stands as one of the landmark office developments along Sheikh Zayed Road, asserting a bold and contemporary presence on Dubai’s skyline. Rising 31 storeys above a shared podium, these twin glass towers embody efficiency, flexibility, and prestige, offering businesses a prominent address in one of the UAE’s most strategic economic zones.
As lead consultants, our scope encompassed full design services from concept through delivery, ensuring that the architectural language communicated both corporate sophistication and functional clarity. The composition is defined by sleek, curved glass facades that lend the towers their distinctive silhouette, while a stainless‑steel canopy and linking podium unify the two structures and create a cohesive base at street level. Externally expressed service risers add a striking vertical element, punctuating the facades with a layer of architectural rhythm and technical honesty.
The towers offer a spectrum of adaptable workspace solutions, from private offices to co‑working areas and meeting suites, all designed for customisable layouts to meet diverse tenant needs. Internally, ultra‑modern finishes and expansive glazing bring daylight deep into the floorplates, offering panoramic views of the city and Jebel Ali’s bustling port environment.
Functionality is paired with user convenience: a mezzanine‑level food court provides dining options on‑site, while the nearby Jebel Ali Beach offers a welcome retreat just minutes away. The development’s location within Jebel Ali Free Zone elevates its value, enabling global enterprises to capitalise on Dubai’s trade advantages while projecting an international image from a truly iconic address.
JAFZA View 18 & 19 demonstrates how thoughtful architectural design can combine commercial pragmatism with urban presence. Through careful detailing, material selection, and planning foresight, the twin towers have become a benchmark for high‑rise commercial design in Dubai, serving as both a hub for global business and a striking addition to the city’s architectural landscape.
