Dubai South Residential Towers Design Contract Awarded to Azizi

Azizi Developments has awarded a contract to the UAE-based National Engineering Bureau for the detailed design of eleven residential towers in its mixed-use development, Azizi Venice, in Dubai South.

Azizi Venice is a premium development with over 30,000 residential units spread across approximately 100 apartment complexes, as well as over 400 luxury villas and mansions.

The National Engineering Bureau (NEB), founded in 1984 in Dubai, is an architectural and engineering consulting firm known for its innovative and sustainable work.

It provides a variety of services, such as architectural design, engineering, project management, interior design, and urban planning.

Azizi Developments will serve as the project’s master developer, overseeing the construction of all buildings, roads, and infrastructure.

On the contract, CEO Farhad Azizi said: “NEB’s renowned expertise perfectly aligns with our vision to elevate Venice to unparalleled levels of sophistication and innovation. Together, we are set to create iconic spaces that reflect our shared commitment to quality and excellence.”

At the heart of Azizi Venice lies its luxurious pedestrian-friendly boulevard, which will be open-air in the winter and glass-covered in the summer to ensure a temperature-controlled space with year-round activity and visitors, he stated.

Lined with three-storey buildings planned to host the world’s top retailers and brands, nightlife, and entertainment options, as well as eateries that represent a vast number of countries from across the world, Azizi Boulevard will represent a new and unique point of interest on Dubai’s map of outstanding sights, said the top official.

Azizi Opera is another major attraction that is being developed within Azizi Venice. Azizi Opera, located in the heart of the boulevard and built to the highest, most contemporary design and architecture standards, will become one of Dubai’s most prominent venues for cultural and community events, he added.