Site & Zoning
In the heart of Al Ain
Set in the Eastern Region of Abu Dhabi, within the Al Ain UNESCO World Heritage landscape and beneath the slopes of Jebel Hafit.
The settingAl Ain · Abu Dhabi
A city of oases, gardens and heritage.
Al Ain — the Garden City — is one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in the world, its falaj channels and oases inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Keturah Al Ain is conceived in dialogue with this landscape: a living heritage buffer around the surrounding landmarks, a car-free internal network, and a green spine of native planting that keeps the city’s character close.
Located at the crossroads of heritage and modernity.
- Abu Dhabi
- 90 minutes
- Dubai
- 90 minutes
- Al Ain International Airport
- 20 minutes
Directly adjacent to UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Hafit & Hili).
To be confirmedExact plot boundaries and access points are indicative and to be confirmed with verified project information.
Site strategyHarmonising Nature, Heritage & Luxury
Four moves that shape the ground
Heritage Integration
Establishing a 500m “living buffer” around tombs to frame them as cultural anchors.
Eco-Restoration
Regenerating native flora to create a continuous, cooling green spine through the development.
Low-Impact Mobility
Implementing a car-free internal network prioritized for walking, cycling, and electric carts.
Micro-Climate Design
Orienting all structures to maximize self-shading and capture prevailing cooling breezes.
- Heritage Buffer
- Eco-Sanctuary
- Wellness Core
- Luxury Enclaves
Getting here
Every road leads to the oasis
Trace the drive from the Emirate's gateways along the actual road network — select a starting point to follow the route and its live drive time.
Directions to site
Tracing road routes…