Lightness and transparency of the tower and base are the primary goals through openness, and energy. The delicate louver screen is an elegant white “veil,” inspired by the ventilated protective layers of more traditional Middle Eastern clothing. It both defines and obscures the distinction between the public image of the building and the private realm within. The louver elements of the screen protect the delicate clear glass skin, and have local architectural precedents in the ubiquitous “treeseem”, the sliding louver blinds enclosing open air porches or negative spaces so common in the existing neighbourhood Bauhaus buildings.

The apartment is designed by renowned French architect designer and inventor Jean-Marie Massaud , this breathtaking apartment towers at the 30th floor of the award winning Meier Tower on Rothschild. Massaud’s His organic design is famous all over the world. In particular, the sensational football stadium in the Mexican city of Guadalajara. Situated in the middle of a volcanic landscape. Which is why he designed it to look like a volcano. Perfect architecture, which respects both the topography and the environment.

His unique style is reflected throughout: from the product design through to the architecture. His creations are intended to have an effect on people. And to create a better living space for them. Heavily influenced by the beauty and usefulness of the natural world, he loves to combine design and architecture.

In all his work – whether it’s a car, perfume bottle, hotel or football stadium – he pursues a clear objective: the interplay between man, space and nature. His clients: major international brands such as Cacharel, Foscarini, Lancôme, Renault or Toyota. Jean-Marie Massaud regularly wins coveted design awards: “Designer of the Year” (2007, 2009), Wallpaper Design Award (2014), Interior Innovation Award (2015).