Look: Dubai Mall's Massive Extension Opens
Dubai: Emaar has opened the doors to the massive extension of Dubai Mall, adding ample retail space to the world’s largest shopping destination.
The newly completed high-end section has expanded the mall’s Fashion Avenue and now houses a number of luxury brands, including Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Hermes, Rolex and Cartier, among many others.
It was earlier announced that the expansion will add another one million square feet of built-up area and more than 150 brands, as well as restaurants, to Dubai Mall.
The world has a new prestigious fashion destination, and it’s #FashionAvenue at The Dubai Mall. Experience the ultimate in luxury in the newly expanded Fashion Avenue, which features flagship brands, exclusive concepts, premium dining and a collection of exquisite art pieces. pic.twitter.com/gbF4W0JJNJ
— The Dubai Mall (@TheDubaiMall) March 8, 2018
So far, most of the shops that have opened are fashion brands, although a few food and beverage outlets, including L’eto and Starbucks, are now operational. The fountain-facing restaurants are still closed.
The extension can be accessed through the main atrium of the old Fashion Avenue, just opposite Armani Café on the ground floor.
Three levels of the extension have been opened so far, with some spaces at the top floor designated for perfume shops, and first and ground floor for fine jewellery. Spaces for dining and fashion are spread across all levels.
The mall's roof design allows an abundance of natural light to pour in.
And with the expansive skylights, shoppers can enjoy the views of the iconic Burj Khalifa as they wander about inside the mall.
There are also plenty of lounge areas for shoppers to take a break.
Exclusive design concepts, including art pieces and Instagram-worthy corners await visitors as well.
BNY Mellon Lands A Big Ally For Expansion In Saudi Arabia
NCB Capital is the kingdom's biggest asset manager and investment bank Read more
Coronavirus, Low Oil Prices Set To Speed Up Gulf Bank Mergers
Moody's Investors Service says financial concerns in the region will play a larger role in encouraging deals Read more
Abu Dhabi Fund Buys $750m Stake In Retail Arm Of Indian Giant Reliance
Subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority will buy a 1.2% stake in Reliance Retail Ventures Read more
How The Lebanese Private Sector Is Coping In The Eye Of A Storm
Businesses extremely pessimistic about future as layoffs continue and wages plummet Read more
Lebanese Pound: The Most Undervalued Currency In The World
As political and economy chaos ensues, leading analyst says exchange rate needs sorting 'as soon as possible' Read more
How Coronavirus Is Changing Banking For The Better
Redefining finance for good: Virtual CXO Forum to take place on October 7 Read more