The Writer's Room
Not every thought needs an audience. Off the library, a smaller room holds a desk, a door that closes properly, and nothing else asking for attention. Some residents will read here. A few will finally write something.
Imtiaz Developments · Dubai
The Archive
ESTDby Imtiaz1993
A life is measured not in square feet, but in what you have taken the time to understand.
- HandoverQ3 2028
- FromAED 666,000
- ResidencesStudio – 3 bedroom
Prologue
A book is a kind of address.
- Depth over noise
- Nothing here performs
- Quiet hours are the important ones
- Slow is the rarest thing
- The mind keeps its own company
Chapter One · A life, well read
Not a building that keeps books. A way of living arranged around reading.
The Archive is built for a certain kind of attention: the ones who read past midnight, who go far into one thing rather than briefly across many.
Most homes measure the view. This one measures how far a chapter takes you — because the quiet hours are the ones that count.
A shelf waits for your collection.
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Chapter Two · A short passage
A library is only as useful as its reach.
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road opens at your door like a first chapter. Downtown Dubai, minutes beyond that. The airport in twenty.
This is not the edge of the city; it is the middle of everything worth reaching. Within a short drive: the largest library in the region, the district where Dubai designs its ideas, the campuses where the next generation is taught, and the towers where the work gets done — all of it inside twenty minutes.
- Dubai Academic City5 min
- Dubai Outlet Mall5 min
- Dubai Silicon Mall5 min
- IMG World10 min
- Global Village10 min
- Mohammed Bin Rashid Library15 min
- The Dubai Mall20 min
- Culture Village20 min
- Dubai Creek Harbour20 min
- Dubai Design District (d3)20 min
- Dubai International Airport20 min
Drive times are indicative and reflect typical traffic conditions.
Chapter Three · Come home through a library
Welcomed by a library.
You do not arrive through a lobby. Two storeys of shelves rise from the ground floor, wrapped by a spiral stair. Ten thousand books — a real collection, meant to be read, not admired.
Most residents mean only to pass through. Most stop.
Already, bookmarked.
The front desk doesn't announce itself. It's built from books, stacked and bound, standing where a check-in counter usually would.
Behind it, a wall of drawers rises to the ceiling, each one lit like something worth finding. This is the first page, before you've even reached your door.
Chapter Four · A room that reads you back
Every residence assumes you own books, and intend to own more.
A shelf waits for the collection. A reading lamp is fixed exactly where your hand already reaches. A deep chair sits where the room goes dark and the skyline arrives in the glass.
The Reading Lounge
Solitude that asks nothing of you — built for company of one, or two, where the quiet doesn't need explaining. Close enough to the library that nothing has to be carried far. Some come to finish a chapter. Others, just to sit somewhere quiet.
The Reading Salon
On the roof, a salon for the guest you bring: fireplace, deep seating, and the kind of quiet that makes people have a deep conversation. Outside, a firepit and water feature for the cool months, when the company matters more than the page.
Chapter Five · The body keeps the mind
A lattice of gold and glass.
A gym where movement and thought exist side by side. Treadmills face the skyline, curtained off like a page you'd turn to on purpose. Brick and timber set the tone.
The space is shaped by Imtiaz's Raw Theory health philosophy, where wellbeing is approached as a daily ritual rather than a destination.
The pool holds the city still.
The water holds still long enough to catch the whole city in it. A chair, a shaded corner, nothing asking to be finished by a certain hour. Even up here, the pace stays exactly the one you brought with you.
Chapter Six · The outdoors, read slowly
Everything, slowed down.
At the top of the building the garden continues: a rooftop terrace, a barbecue lounge for the nights guests stay late, and an outdoor cinema for the evenings a screen earns its place outside.
Slow is the rarest thing a city like this has to offer. Here, it's the default.
A lush garden runs the length of the ground level, with lounges built for reading outdoors when the light allows it. Floating cabanas sit over a shallow water feature, for the kind of afternoon that has nowhere else to be. Beyond them, a stretch of grass and a mini golf course for the evenings that don't call for a book at all.
The property is pet-friendly by design, with a dedicated area of its own. A separate play area gives the youngest residents somewhere that belongs entirely to them.
Chapter Seven · A book well bound
The residences aren't defined by any one room.
They're defined by how the day moves through all of them — quickly in some, slowly in others, and not at all in the ones that ask nothing of you.
That's the kind of home this is. One that already fits the life being lived in it.
The Kitchen
Built into the same wall as the coffee machine, a shelf holds space for the pause before breakfast. Coffee on one side. A chapter on the other. Neither one waits for the other to finish.
The Bedroom
A shelf runs the length of the wall, close enough to reach without leaving the bed. A light angles exactly where a hand would need it, for the chapter that outlasts the rest of the house going quiet.
The Living Room
A deep chair sits where the room goes dark and the skyline arrives in the glass. The shelf waits for the collection; the lamp is already where your hand reaches.
Chapter Eight · The facts
The facts
Q3 2028
Handover date
AED 666,000
Studio
starting from 360 sq. ft.
AED 979,000
One Bedroom
starting from 600 sq. ft.
AED 1.55 M
Two Bedroom
starting from 1,035 sq. ft.
AED 1.9 M
Three Bedroom
starting from 1,314 sq. ft.
Typologies
Building configuration — Residential (B + G + 3P + 13 + R)
| Typology | Min. size (sq. ft.) | Max. size (sq. ft.) |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 384 | 426 |
| 1 Bedroom Compact | 546 | 1,053 |
| 1 Bedroom Executive | 605 | 1,234 |
| Two Bedroom | 1,022 | 1,686 |
| Three Bedroom | 1,305 | 1,884 |
Sizes include balconies, as published by the developer.
Amenities
- The Library
- Reading Lounge
- Reading Salon
- Writer's Room
- Relaxation Lounges
- Floating Cabanas
- Gym
- Kids' Play Area
- Pets' Area
- Adult Rooftop Pool
- Kids Rooftop Pool
- Changing Rooms
- Mini Golf
- Outdoor Cinema
- Rooftop BBQ & Lounge
- Rooftop Terrace Garden
- Shallow Water Feature Lounge
- Sunken Seating
Payment plans
Payment Plan
50% during construction · 50% on completion
| Installment | Payment | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 20% + 4% DLD fee + admin fee | On booking |
| 2nd | 5% | 15/11/2026* |
| 3rd | 5% | 01/04/2027* |
| 4th | 5% | 15/08/2027* |
| 5th | 5% | 01/11/2027* |
| 6th | 5% | 15/02/2028* |
| 7th | 5% | 01/07/2028* |
| On completion | 50% | Q3 2028 |
Post Handover Payment Plan
60% during construction · 40% post handover
| Installment | Payment | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 20% + 4% DLD fee + admin fee | On booking |
| 2nd | 5% | 15/11/2026* |
| 3rd | 10% | 01/04/2027* |
| 4th | 5% | 15/08/2027* |
| 5th | 10% | 01/11/2027* |
| 6th | 5% | 15/02/2028* |
| 7th | 5% | 01/07/2028* |
| Post handover | 40% (3.3% quarterly) | in 3 years |
* Milestone dates are set by the developer and issued with the sales agreement. Prices, sizes and dates are as published by the developer and are subject to change.
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Chapter Nine · A journey to perfection
Imtiaz Developments
A Dubai-based developer founded in 1993, with an AED 15 billion portfolio across 50+ projects and 2,000+ delivered units.
Led by CEO Masih Imtiaz, it operates a fully integrated model spanning design, construction, joinery, aluminium and glass, investment, property management and after-sales. That vertical integration means every detail is refined in-house rather than outsourced.
Guided by its philosophy — A Journey To Perfection — Imtiaz develops environments designed to evolve with the people who inhabit them.
- 1993Founded
- AED 15bnPortfolio
- 50+Projects
- 2,000+Units delivered
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