The hotel has a variety of food and beverage outlets which cater to
both residents and visitors. Also, the Renaissance Hotel is linked by
bridge to the executive suites of showroom facilities that overlook
MotorCity’s renowned racetrack. The Hotel consists of a basement,
ground level, mezzanine, large podium and 28 tower levels. Services
and parking are accommodated at the basement level. The podium
includes all public programs and administrative activities (lobby
lounge, grand ballroom, restaurants, board room, spa, indoor and
outdoor pools, etc.). The tower consists of 354 hotel keys (285 guest
rooms, 67 suites and 2 royal suites).
Size : 9,79,515 SF Services : Building Design -
Architecture, MEPF Engineering, Landscape Design, Structure Engineering, Sustainability Collaboration : Stantec (Formerly Burt Hill) Jayesh Hariyani while Director at Burt Hill in association with Hydar Hassan, Director Burt Hill Dubai
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Motor City’s Hi-End Recreation & Hospitality for
Tourists, Locals and Royalty
The Renaissance Hotel forms another part of the larger scheme of recreation, hospitality and
entertainment services designed at Motor City, Dubai’s F1 – X themed district. Located on a site across
the road from the center of F1 action which is the AutoMall, the hotel connects to it via a bridge at its
podium level for seamless integration with the AutoMall complex. The levels below the podium reflect
the dynamically layered architecture of the AutoMall and contain all the public and admin program
like a magnificent lobby lounge, a grand ballroom, restaurants, indoor and outdoor pools, spa &
wellness facilities, boardroom, business center among many other facilities. A large basement
provides ample parking and space for services, while the 28 stories tower has a 354 keys hotel with
guestrooms and suites for exclusive guests and royalty.
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Architecture Mirroring the
F1 Race Track
As the slender tower of the Renaissance hotel rises up
28 floors above the podium, it mirrors the speed and
action of the race track, literally as well as through
architectural metaphor. The fully glazed façade on the
flatter face of the tower reflects all the action taking
place at the racing precinct, while its other slender
façade is treated in looping ribbons that gently bend
midway through the tower’s height, breaking the
monotony of the flat faces. The looping, bending bands
delineating the slender façade mimic the trail of the
racetrack.
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Image Credit: Stantec (formerly Burt Hill)
“Enhancing Theme Based Urban Districts with Customized Hospitality Architecture.”