Dubai’s New 380-Meter Tower Has a Secret Far More Interesting Than Its Record-Breaking Pool

Dubai is adding another world record to its collection. The city is already home to the highest infinity pool, sitting at 200 meters. OMNIYAT's new project is about to shatter that record with a pool suspended a dizzying 335 meters in the air, high enough to look down on the Eiffel Tower.

That pool is grabbing all the headlines. But the most important story about this new skyscraper is what's happening inside its walls.

A New Landmark on Sheikh Zayed Road

To mark its 20th anniversary, luxury developer OMNIYAT is not holding back. It has just launched LUMENA ALTA, an ultra-luxury commercial tower with a projected value of over $1.36 billion.

When it’s finished in 2030, the 73-floor building will top out at 380 meters. This will make it the tallest commercial tower in the busy Business Bay district. It’s set to add over 720,000 square feet of high-end office space to a market hungry for premium real estate.

The Target Tenant: Global Power Players

This tower isn't for just anyone. OMNIYAT has a very specific client in mind. LUMENA ALTA is built to attract global powerhouses: international finance firms, major tech companies, and the regional headquarters for top luxury brands.

An address here is more than just an office; it's a broadcast of ambition. It’s designed to pull in elite talent from around the world and place companies right at the center of a buzzing economic hub. The planned connection to the future Dubai Metro Gold Line only adds to its strategic value, promising seamless connectivity.

The Real Story Is Inside the Walls

While a five-star hotel and a vertigo-inducing pool are impressive, the tower’s real innovation is built into its core systems. OMNIYAT is chasing world-class certifications, including LEED Platinum for sustainability and the Platinum WELL Certification for occupant well-being.

What does this actually mean for the people inside? It means LUMENA ALTA is being engineered as a "sentient" building.

• An AI-powered climate system will predict how many people are in a room to reduce wasted energy.
• High-speed elevators will actually generate power on their way down.
• Advanced water recycling and designs that integrate natural greenery will create a healthier, more productive environment.

This is the secret that matters more than the spectacle. The goal is a workspace that is as intelligent as it is luxurious.

This vision of an integrated future was confirmed by the Head of Urban Development Strategies at the Dubai Future Foundation.

"LUMENA ALTA is more than a building; it's a statement of Dubai's commitment to setting global benchmarks in urban living, seamlessly integrating commerce, leisure, and sustainable innovation."

As Dubai continues to redefine urban possibility, LUMENA ALTA shows how. It’s a project that delivers both awe-inspiring design and truly forward-thinking substance.