Deira Clocktower roundabout sports activities new look

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An iconic landmark in Dubai has been redeveloped at a price of AED 10 million.

The transformation of the Clocktower Roundabout in Deira marks a big milestone within the enhancement of Dubai’s city panorama.

The mission, which commenced in May 2023, has helped remodel the realm aesthetically whereas preserving its historic and cultural significance.

The centerpiece of this revitalised construction is a powerful water fountain, which now includes a contemporary and up to date design.

“We completed the development of the Clock Tower Roundabout in Deira, one of the most prominent engineering and architectural landmarks in Dubai on schedule, giving it a new facade with modern designs that are aligned with the nation’s cultural and historical character and the city’s status as a vibrant creative hub,” mentioned Dawoud Al Hajri, Director General of Dubai Municipality.

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The mission included the renovation of flooring and the implementation of a brand new design for the water fountain that facilitates flexibility in controlling water ranges and utilizing multicoloured lighting.

The structural framework of the roundabout was additionally repainted, that includes distinctive components reminiscent of precast concrete pebbled wash and three-dimensional design.

Sustainable agricultural components have been built-in by planting ‘Ground Cover Sisifium’ within the inland basins, whereas the environment have been beautified with Washingtonia palms positioned close to the clock tower’s pillars, complemented by three tiers of wildflowers that create distinctive color patterns.

Meanwhile, the roundabout’s new lighting system consists of mapping and three-dimensional codecs, in addition to photographic shows that can be utilized throughout nationwide ceremonies and occasions.

“The newly designed water fountain is congruent with the clock tower’s architecture. Its four limbs extend symmetrically, opposite to the tower’s columns,” mentioned Bader Anwahi, CEO of the Public Facilities Agency.

“The fountain features a multi-tiered arrangement of nozzles on the clock tower’s limbs, each angled uniquely to create a hierarchical structure. Central nozzles rise intersectionally, reaching heights of up to five metres. Each nozzle is equipped with RGB lighting, offering a medley of pre-programmed colours. A smart fountain sensor adjusts the height of the water jets to respond to variations in wind intensity,” he added.