Miraggio

Miraggio is a contemporary residential apartment located on Marjan Island, envisioned as a harmonious extension of the landscape via a modern and functional aesthetics. It enables residents to better sense the rhythm of the ocean, inviting them to live in sync with nature while enjoying a comfortable and sustainable living experience.



Miraggio embraces a clean, contemporary architectural style, with its form inspired by wave-sculpted coastal rock formations. The stepped terraces, varying in depth and size, create a cascading effect for a layered visual rhythm. This design not only gives the building a distinctive form but also allows each residence to enjoy generous private outdoor spaces and unobstructed panoramas of the ocean, fostering a continuous engagement with the surrounding seascape. The flowing lines of curved balconies, drawing inspiration from rolling waves, soften the building's profile. These dynamic contours enhance visual appeal while blurring the boundaries between the building and natural environments. Under the interaction of light and shadow, the facade ripples like waves and cascades in a sculpted form towards the cerulean embrace of the Arabian Gulf.



Miraggio masterfully combines white concrete, natural stone, and expansive glass to emphasize a contemporary yet minimalist aesthetic. Large expanses of glazing maximize natural light, flooding the interiors with brightness while strengthening the visual connection between indoor spaces and the surrounding seascape. This elevates living comfort and ensures striking visual transparency.



The stepped terraces are adorned with local plants and shrubs, creating lush rooftop gardens that offer residents serene outdoor retreats. This approach reduces thermal load, lowers energy consumption, and contributes to the growth of the natural ecosystem of the context. Miraggio also integrates smart home technology, enabling seamless control of lighting, temperature, and other environmental settings for a fully personalized lifestyle. Furthermore, the communal spaces are designed as flexible, multi-functional zones, promoting social interaction and adaptability to evolving resident needs.