Binghatti Gardenia in Jumeirah Village Circle
Binghatti Gardenia is a finished residential tower by Binghatti Developers in District 11 of Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai (JVC).
This brief sets out what was built, where it sits, and what the government record holds, for an owner weighing a sale, a buyer looking at a resale apartment, or anyone setting the tower beside other completed buildings in the district.
The tower
The building occupies a 26,509 sq ft (2,462 sq m) plot and combines three uses: apartments on the upper floors, offices, and retail. Its facade is built up from separate balconies that interlock across the elevations. The arrangement is designed to throw shade onto the building itself, cutting the sun load on the rooms behind.
Silver Stone Engineering Consultants acted as architectural consultant on the project.
The apartments
The residential floors hold studios and apartments of one, two and three bedrooms. Each unit is specified with glazed sliding doors and windows that open the interior onto the outdoor space.
For a resale buyer, the registered area on the unit's title deed is the figure to work from when comparing one layout with another.
Location
The tower's address is JVC District 11. Three community parks lie close by: Thamam Park at 0.1 km, with Halool Park at 0.2 km and Sabat Park at 0.3 km. Circle Mall is 0.8 km away, with a cinema and gyms inside.
The closest school, 1.1 km from the tower, is JSS International School. Three golf courses are within reach: the Els Golf Club lies 2.5 km away, the Montgomerie 3.8 km and Jumeirah Golf Estates 4.4 km. Dubai Miracle Garden is 3.2 km from the building.
Around JVC sit several established communities: Sports City at 2.4 km, Arjan at 2.5 km, Jumeirah Village Triangle and Motor City at 2.9 km each, and The Springs at 3.2 km.
The master developer of JVC is Nakheel, which opened the community to freehold buyers in 2005. It is laid out in districts, and its villas and townhouses share the community with apartment towers by many different developers, so build quality and finish vary from one building to the next. Three entry and exit points connect JVC to Hessa Street. Community facilities include parks, cycle and jogging routes, play areas for children, mosques, nurseries and schools.