The Symphony by Imtiaz

By Imtiaz Development

About The Symphony

Designed by the globally acclaimed Zaha Hadid Architects, The Symphony by Imtiaz, rises within the beautiful Meydan Horizon as a striking expression of form and emotion. Its flowing curves and sculpted surfaces carry the signature fluidity of Zaha’s vision, architecture that moves with rhythm, responds to light, and lives in quiet harmony with its setting.

This is a place where craftsmanship becomes a language of its own. Every interior unfolds like a movement in music, calm, considered, and finely tuned to the senses. Built with precision and intent, The Symphony is more than a residence; it is a work of art in its own right, timeless, graceful, and alive in every detail.

Prices from

AED 1,800,000

Handover Date

June, 2029

Location

Bukadra, Meydan Horizon

Development Type

Apartment

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A Quieter Side of Meydan

Rising 40 storeys above Meydan Horizon, The Symphony is framed by four crystal lagoons and the quiet expanse of the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the UAE’s native rose flamingos. It is a setting where the city softens into nature, where mornings begin with reflections on the water and evenings close against the silhouette of the Downtown Dubai skyline. Just minutes from Business Bay, Dubai Design District, and the upcoming metro extension, The Symphony offers something rarer than convenience: a sense of stillness within reach of everything.

A Collection Composed for the Few

Inside, The Symphony holds 290 fully furnished residences, from one to four-bedroom apartments to a small collection of signature penthouses, with offices and retail woven into the lower floors. The interiors carry the same language as the façade: soft curves, generous light, nothing forced. Downstairs, life opens up again, resort-style pools, wellness spaces, an observatory deck, a clubhouse made for slow afternoons. None of it feels excessive. It just feels considered, like someone thought about how you’d actually want to live here, and then built it.