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We are pleased to present this four bedroom super penthouse in The Opus by Omniyat, designed by Dame Zaha Hadid houses unique furnished residences, office space, and a mix of boutique retail and culinary experiences. The one of a kind reflective facade is the centerpiece of architectural creativity and cultural art form that defines The Opus as the fruit of an ingenious partnership between OMNIYAT and Zaha Hadid. The Opus by OMNIYAT has a dominant location, central to Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall.
A one-of-a-kind four-bedroom penthouse, The Opus Penthouse by OMNIYAT occupies 12,788 sq. ft. of luxury living and for residents there are
master bedroom with double-height ceilings,
3 guest bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and terrace accessprivate,
european-designed kitchen with appliances,
maid and laundry room,
secure garage to house a minimum of twelve cars,
secure access control in the lift opens into the penthouse,
formal entrance corridor with an internal courtyard.
Residents of penthouse in The Opus will enjoy premium european-designed furniture, fixtures, and equipment, 4 outdoor terraces (all with back-of house access routes), BBQ entertaining area, outdoor lounge terrace, private master bedroom terrace (exclusive viewing deck above formal dining area with Burj Khalifa views), pool & sun tanning terrace.
Design and materiality intricately intertwine with light wood tones, warm white spaces, and delicate marble touches and bright surrounding that define The Opus Penthouse.
The Opus by OMNIYAT designed by Dame Zaha Hadid, holds inside a mixed-use 20 storeys, to savour daily experiences in the unique residencies, exclusive offices, fine dining and the most long-awaited hotel in the region.
“The building that never sleeps” is designed entirely by the most visionary Architect Dame Zaha Hadid, which is a celebration of her extraordinary work that reflects her creative mind in demonstrating vision, skills and eye-catching designs, furthermore her talent in starting an evolution in the field of architecture.
