Fahid Beach Terraces at Fahid Island in Abu Dhabi

Interconnected towers set to redefine the beachfront lifestyle in its varied form, getting to presents the soul with its blissfulness nature and unique coastal lifestyle. There are places where life is lived, and then there are places where life is transformed, where this pristine development is the latter one redefining the waterfront history again. Here, the gentle hum of the tide, the light touch of the salty air and the alluring light of the nature blend to produce an atmosphere comparable to none other in Abu Dhabi. All elements in this waterfront apparent have been conceptualized after bearing in mind that sole objective; which is to redefine well-being as a philosophy and make it a way of life. Aldar, the driving force behind this place has created a life experience where the sea becomes the active participant of everyday life again- restoring balance, awakening vitality and providing the physical environment in which one can live, where the body and spirit flourish. Located in the most progressive locale of Fahid Island in Abu Dhabi, the development is situated in a place that cleverly maintains the right combination of accessibility and yet secrecy. The island is the first in the UAE that is devoted only to well-being, where residents will not only live but also be in a special environment scientifically created to raise the level of life. Occupants benefit fully in direct links to the Yas Island, Saadiyat Island and the core of Abu Dhabi City. Located with an easy fifty-minute drive to Dubai, and a fifteen-minute drive to Zayed International Airport, aid movement across the area is facilitated with ease. Besides its convenience, the Island has ten kilometres of unspoiled shore, a hundred thousand square meters of beaches and approximately one million square meters of green areas. The Terraces is designed by the most famous architect Koichi Takada, who created the architectural monument celebrating the sea. The philosophy of nature being seen as a supreme artist can be estimated in each line and bend as demonstrated by Takada. These towers have a sculptural rhythmicity based on the tidal forms and the continuity of the fluid balconies reminds the marks of the waves washed up on a shore. It is a design that is aesthetically appealing in addition to being emotionally rich-one that promotes calm, the use of natural light and