Developer LMD has unveiled Taiyo Residences in Dubai, which is built around the philosophy of light and space. The US $109mn residential development is located at Wasl Gate and is slated for handover in Q1 2028.

Taiyo Residences features 379 designed units, including studios-, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. The design blends both indoor and outdoor spaces, ensuring year-round comfort and convenience for residents.

A wide range of amenities are available to support every aspect of modern living, from fitness and wellness to recreation and relaxation. Residents can enjoy both indoor and outdoor gyms, a lap pool, a beach pool, and a kids’ pool, a kids’ area as well as an outdoor martial arts studio and a paddle court. For socialising and entertainment, the development offers a BBQ area, gaming lounge, table tennis, billiards, and a PlayStation zone, said the developer.

According to LMD, the concept of ‘Designed by Light’ drives the architectural vision of the project, with every detail crafted to harness the power of natural illumination. The project’s facade is said to be a display of crafted elegance and boasts a subtle interplay of glass, steel, and earth tones.

Managing Partner Hamad Al Abbar said, “Taiyo Residences goes beyond real estate. It’s lifestyle sculpted by light. We are thrilled to introduce a project that offers premium living spaces while fostering a sense of connection and community. With its thoughtful design and integration of both outdoor and indoor amenities, Taiyo symboliSes our commitment to providing spaces that enhance both well-being and quality of life. In addition, dedicated wellness spaces include co-working areas, a quiet zone, reading lounges, and a coffee bar, all designed to enhance the resident experience.”

Floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious balconies in the distance extend an invitation to step out and soak in breathtaking views. This design approach fosters serene living environment where light integrates with space, enhancing the overall resident experience, the developer concluded.