Apartments with a Tropical Forest on the Roof — Business Bay, Dubai

Business Bay is Dubai with no filters. No resorts, no beaches — a city in motion, glass and steel, a skyline that looks like the future after dark. The district stretches along the canal, opposite Safa Park, and is one of those places where you can see exactly where Dubai is heading. From the windows of Safa Two, you can see the Burj Al Arab, the World Islands and Palm Jumeirah all at once — three icons of one city in a single frame.

The metro is five minutes away. In Dubai, that means one thing: the city is yours without a car, if that's how you want it. Shopping centres, restaurants, entertainment — everything within a quarter of an hour. But to really feel it, you need to step onto the roof of this building.

Because there's a forest on the roof. Tropical. Real. De Grisogono — the Swiss jewellery house known for never doing things by halves — designed this project so that the space speaks for itself. The rooftop pool gives you the feeling of walking through the sky. Not because someone wrote that in a brochure. Because the view of the city from that height, by the water, at sunset, does exactly that to you.

The upper floors are a world of their own: a spa, a private club, restaurants, private pools, a fitness centre. The materials and finishes match the ambition of the design — contemporary interiors with no compromises. These aren't extras. This is the architecture of everyday life.

Who is this for? Someone who wants Dubai on their own terms — whether as a base between flights or as a full life in one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Round-the-clock security makes a real difference when you're buying a property from abroad.