There’s something instantly distinctive about 31 Above. Maybe it’s the way its form seems to rise effortlessly over the sea, or the way its stacked geometry catches the light — precise, rhythmic, yet soft in places. Located in Dubai Maritime City, this off-plan commercial project by Beyond feels less like an office tower and more like an architectural statement about how we work, connect, and create today. At first glance, the design feels sculptural. Six offset volumes rise in sequence, giving the tower both monumentality and grace. Each volume introduces landscaped terraces that don’t just look good — they invite light, air, and a sense of calm into the workspace. There’s this interesting contrast: strength in its verticality, but lightness in the way the terraces open it up. It feels alive, not static. Inside, 31 Above has been designed around experience. Natural light filters deep into the interiors, framed by thermal-insulated glazing and refined cladded soffits. The palette — glass, metal, and soft aluminum fins — is timeless, but it also serves a purpose. These materials manage heat, control light, and preserve the incredible views across the Arabian Gulf. It’s the kind of architecture that quietly balances beauty and performance — you can sense that every decision has been thought through. When I look at the renders, I find myself noticing the smaller things: how the terraces soften the building’s geometry, or how the vertical fins create rhythm and privacy at the same time. It’s not just a building that photographs well — it feels like a place designed for people to think better, collaborate more freely, and even breathe differently. From an investment perspective, 31 Above stands at a promising intersection of growth and prestige. Dubai Maritime City is evolving into a hub for commerce and innovation — its location between Port Rashid and Mina Rashid Marina places it right within reach of Downtown Dubai and Dubai International Airport. As Dubai continues to position itself as a global business capital, this area is expected to see strong demand for high-end, future-ready office spaces. With a completion date set for Q1 2029 and prices ranging from AED 7.5M to AED 15.75M, 31 Above enters the Dubai property market as both a long-term asset and a design-driven destination. It’s the kind of project that appeals not only to investors but also to forward-thinking enterprises that see workspace as part of their brand identity. Perhaps that’s what makes 31 Above so compelling — it doesn’t try too hard. It’s quietly confident, aware of its place in the skyline yet built around human experience. Standing at the edge of the sea, surrounded by light and air, it feels less like a building and more like a promise — that work can, in fact, be beautiful.