Eco Factor: Residential complex designed to generate solar energy for power.
Dubai has always served as a place where the most amazing and sometimes unrealistic architectural dreams come true. Be it the World Island or the Palm Islands, Dubai has proved that it can enrich itself with modern architecture to attract people with deep pockets.
With no dearth of funds, architects are envisioning next-gen structures that not only will make Dubai a loved tourist destination but also make it a leading example in green design. Diseño Earle Architects have designed a masterplan for a project dubbed the Kezhma Island.
Designed for the World Island, Kezhma Island will serve as a sustainable residential complex, and its budget will be kept to modest levels. The design uses uninterrupted build lines of varying colors and textures in ordered representation of nature.
The sustainable residential complex will make use of water and solar energy to provide power. The project will feature luxurious, high-density apartments that face toward the sea to provide breathtaking views to the occupants.
