Mamsha Palm at Saadiyat Island

Mamsha Palm is a Japanese-inspired sanctuary that reflects the serenity of nature. Nestled near Soul Beach and Saadiyat Island’s Cultural District, every corner of this residence evokes a feeling of refined beauty.

Biophilic design weaves throughout Mamsha Palm, inspired by the protective canopy of palm trees that cools surroundings. The residence becomes an artistic recreation of the canopy, providing dappled shade and shelter.

For architecture that flows from the depths of nature’s wealth, Aldar turned to Koichi Takada. Every curve and line in his design mirrors the efficiency and serenity of the natural world. He creates living architecture, structures that adapt, evolve, and connect deeply with their environments.

For architecture that flows from the depths of nature’s wealth, Aldar turned to Koichi Takada. Every curve and line in his design mirrors the efficiency and serenity of the natural world. He creates living architecture, structures that adapt, evolve, and connect deeply with their environments.