Design
System
Architecture, interiors, and planning delivered through a unified system focused on precision, clarity, and long-term value.
Black Pearl
Black Pearl is designed as a luxury residence with presence, depth, and personality. The home does not rely on decoration alone. Its character comes from strong material choices, natural light pockets, bold colour moments, and spaces that reflect different sides of the client’s life. Entertainment, spirituality, privacy, work, and family time are all integrated into the planning. Deep maroon, blue, orange, black marble, glass, and custom finishes come together to create a home that feels dramatic without becoming visually overwhelming. Even the client’s initial request for a red bedroom was refined into a deeper maroon palette, placed strategically on the bed-back wall to make the room feel rich, balanced, and livable. The intent was to create a villa that feels rare, personal, and lasting. Not just a luxury home, but a home with its own identity.
Pearl Jumeirah, Dubai
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2026
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18000 SQ.FT.
Living Heaven
The design intent behind Living Heaven was to create a home environment that feels relaxed, generous, and quietly luxurious. The architecture is shaped to encourage indoor and outdoor living. Expansive glazing brings in light and views, while terraces, landscaped pockets, and open amenity areas give residents more ways to pause, gather, and unwind. The project avoids a heavy urban character. It focuses on softness, movement, greenery, and comfort. Pools, fitness spaces, yoga areas, children’s play spaces, lounges, and landscaped social areas are planned as part of one complete living experience. Living Heaven reflects LaZone’s approach to luxury residential design: not just creating a striking building, but shaping a lifestyle where space, wellbeing, and architecture work together every day.
Al Barari
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349,200 SQ.FT.
The Harmony
The design intent behind The Harmony is rooted in movement, ease, and everyday well-being. Soft curves, elegant tones, natural light, and soothing design details come together to create a calm residential atmosphere. Amenities such as yoga areas, kids’ play zones, an amphitheatre, human chess, jogging tracks, gym, swimming pool, tennis and badminton courts, and landscaped walkways were integrated to encourage a more active and connected way of living. The goal was to create a residential project that uplifts daily life, brings people together, and offers a level of lifestyle planning that is still rare in the Dubai South area.
Dubai South
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2026
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155,000 SQ.FT.
The Square II
The intent behind The Square II was to create a residential project that feels simple, smart, and genuinely livable. The design avoids generic apartment planning by giving attention to unit flexibility, natural daylight, open layouts, and well-balanced finishes. The Square II stands as an early LaZone project built on a clear idea: good design begins with how well a space works.
DIC
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72,381 SQ.FT.
The Novelle
The design intent behind The Novelle was to create a residential environment that feels calm, clear, and thoughtfully planned. The architecture follows a contemporary language with simple lines, balanced proportions, and refined material detailing. Natural light plays an important role in the experience of the homes, helping the interiors feel more open and livable. The apartment planning was kept efficient, but not mechanical. Each layout was considered for comfort, movement, and long-term usability. The amenities extend this idea by giving residents spaces to pause, move, interact, and feel connected to the building beyond their own apartment. The Novelle reflects LaZone’s approach to residential design: create spaces that look refined, work practically, and feel good to live in every day.
DIC, Dubai
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2025
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207,550 SQ. FT.
Crystal Tower
The design intent behind Crystal Tower was to create a building that feels active, elegant, and easy to live in. The architecture uses curved forms and clean geometry to give the tower a more fluid identity. These elements are not added only for visual impact. They help the building stand out, create rhythm across the facade, and make the development feel more memorable from the street. The rooftop amenities were planned as an extension of daily life, offering residents space for movement, leisure, and community interaction. The retail frontage adds convenience and energy to the lower level, while the apartments above retain a more private and refined character. Crystal Tower is designed as a modern urban address that brings together lifestyle, function, and architectural presence in one cohesive development.