The Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 is a long-term plan to make Dubai one of the world’s leading cities in clean energy and sustainability. The strategy sets clear goals to transform the energy sector and reduce the city’s dependence on fossil fuels. Its ultimate aim is for Dubai to produce one hundred percent of its
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority is driving the future of energy with advanced and innovative technologies in electricity and water production, transmission, and distribution. This approach supports Dubai’s vision of becoming a global hub for clean energy and a green economy. The Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and the Dubai Net Zero Emissions Strategy 2050
The Dubai Urban Area Structure Plan 1995 marked a significant step in the city’s journey toward becoming a modern global metropolis. Created to provide a clear and comprehensive framework for urban development, the plan was aimed at managing the rapid population growth and economic expansion Dubai was experiencing at the time. It addressed key areas
Dubai’s Masterplan 2020 was launched in 2012 as a comprehensive strategy to guide the city’s rapid growth and transformation into a leading global hub for business, tourism, and innovation by the target year of 2020. The plan addressed population growth and socio-demographic changes while aiming for the optimal use of existing infrastructure. It focused on
A 20 minute city is a way of planning cities so that people can reach most of their daily needs like work, school, shops, parks, and healthcare within 20 minutes by walking or cycling from their home. This idea helps create compact and connected neighborhoods where people do not need to rely on cars as
The Loop is one of Dubai’s most ambitious urban mobility projects, designed to transform how people move around the city. Spanning 93 kilometers, this climate-controlled network will connect residential neighborhoods with key urban centres, major parks, waterfronts, and public transport stations. It is a central element of Dubai’s vision to become a 20‑minute city, where
Green corridors are continuous natural or landscaped pathways that connect parks, gardens, natural habitats, and urban areas. They provide important routes for people to walk, cycle, and enjoy outdoor activities while also supporting wildlife movement and ecological connectivity. By increasing vegetation and green space within urban areas, green corridors help reduce air pollution, lower temperatures
District 2020 is the smart city legacy of Expo 2020 Dubai. It is being developed on the same site that hosted the world exhibition, transforming it into a permanent community focused on innovation, sustainability, and high quality of life. The area covers more than four square kilometers and was designed from the start to support
The Dubai Urban Master Plan 2040 was officially launched in March 2021 by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. Developed under the guidance of the Dubai Urban Planning Committee and coordinated by Dubai Municipality, the plan outlines a strategic vision for
Dubai Metro The Dubai Metro is one of the most modern and efficient public transport systems in the world. Opened in 2009 as the first urban train network in the Arabian Peninsula, it has become an essential part of daily life in the city. For visitors, the metro offers a convenient, affordable, and comfortable way
Home > Magazin > Interviews > Christian Olaf Schmidt/Marco Verardi Architecture - Smart Buildings: Challenges and Opportunities Christian Olaf Schmidt and Marco Verardi in Conversation The construction and real estate industry is currently undergoing a major transformation in the area of digitalization and sustainability. From planning and construction to operation and maintenance, digital solutions such
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