At the pinnacle of Zaha Hadid’s only Middle Eastern creation, The Opus Penthouse is a singular sky mansion – the only residence of its kind within the building and among the most architecturally significant homes in the region.

Delivered by OMNIYAT Atelier and spanning over 12,788 sq.ft with four substantial terraces, it reads less like an apartment and more like a private house placed above the skyline, embedded into the original steel structure of the Opus cube itself.

This is not a “next unit” in a tower but the signature residence in a global landmark that already anchors the Business Bay–Downtown corridor and is instantly recognisable from almost every approach to the city.

With a reputation for redefining branded residences and curating one‑of‑one homes for the region’s most discerning buyers, OMNIYAT has positioned this penthouse as a clear statement of intent in Dubai’s ultra‑luxury segment – a home that merges investment value, design credibility and cultural identity in a way few assets in the region can match.

The main living and reception areas are defined by double‑height ceilings and full‑height glazing, so you feel height and openness the moment you step into the space rather than just reading it off a floorplan.

The plan gives you a natural sequence: a generous arrival space that opens into a large formal living and dining area, then into more relaxed family zones, with sightlines that carry across the city and back into the internal heart of the home.

Outside, a series of terraces and lounges, including a private pool deck and planted seating areas, wrap around the penthouse so you can pick your view – Downtown, the Canal or the wider city – depending on the time of day and how you want to use the space.

Inside, Omniyat Atelier has kept the palette tight and calm: light marble flooring, warm timber, Italian and Greek stone, European stainless‑steel kitchen systems and a curated set of Minotti, Henge and custom pieces, so every room feels like part of the same story rather than a collection of disconnected zones.

Access is handled the way it should be at this level.

A priority‑controlled private lift brings you directly into the penthouse itself, with the front door opening into an arrival space that sets the tone – views out, high ceilings and a direct connection to the internal courtyard and pool.

That courtyard is anchored by a 150‑year‑old petrified olive tree, placed beside the water so the first impression is not just glass and marble but something older and more grounded, which softens the transition from city to home.

Below, a fully enclosed, access‑controlled private garage of around 4,500 sq.ft – with capacity for up to 20 cars and eight “showcase” bays – connects to an air‑conditioned semi‑private lift lobby, so you and your guests move from car to residence without passing through public circulation.

The internal layout separates formal entertaining from daily life: dedicated formal and informal living and dining spaces, a master suite with double‑height ceilings and its own terrace, three en‑suite guest bedrooms with outdoor space, a full back kitchen, maid’s room, laundry and integrated home automation and AV, so the home works properly for both large gatherings and quiet, everyday use.