The Address Sky View is centrally located in Dubai’s Burj Opera District, adjacent to the Burj Khalifa and Lake, and along the waterfront retail development. In this fast-paced environment, the Address Sky View offers unparalleled luxury that inspires rest and relaxation. Whether you are a resident enjoying the pool with family, an art aficionado strolling in the Sculpture Garden, or an international visitor stopping by the Tree Grove, this integrated development provides numerous opportunities to recharge.
The Address is a worldwide destination that focuses on the individual; its landscape amenities are designed to provide a place to pause. It is also highly walkable, within an easy stroll of world-class restaurants, luxury hotel towers, and the Dubai Mall – a shopping and entertainment mega-complex. In addition, the project offers extraordinary views of the renowned Dubai Fountain – a water spectacle to rival any others in the world – along with other water features that provide a pleasant, cooling atmosphere. The design employs plants and tree species indigenous or adapted to the region’s climate to create a continuous shade canopy.
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