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EYWA Way of Water

Sixty-five residences in a building shaped like a giant mangrove: ceramic trunks and roots with stingrays, turtles, sea urchins and corals frozen into them. Three duplexes, one penthouse 150 metres above the canal, and the same health engineering as the first tower.

Residences in the tower
65
Price from
AED 11.01M

Price of a real available unit on the developer availability list dated 29.08.2026.

Handover
Q1 2029

Early-stage construction; confirmed dates are issued with the reservation pack.

Payment plan
10 / 50 / 40

Values marked as aggregator data are indicative until confirmed by the developer price list.

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.) ; Engel & Völkers — Eywa 2

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Architecture

A mangrove, with the ocean inside it

Where the first tower is a banyan, the second is a mangrove. The building resembles a giant mangrove tree with luxurious ceramic trunks and roots, between which stingrays, turtles, sea urchins and corals are frozen in service to people.

The podium facade carries the same wildlife language as the tower above it. Each element is treated as an architectural art object rather than a decorative panel: the developer’s own description is of a living work of art that asks visitors to connect with the mysteries and marvels of the ocean. Nothing on the elevation is there only to fill a grid.

The brief was explicitly sensory. Recall the feeling you had underwater in the ocean — calmness, strength, time standing still, the vividness of colours and sensations, the deep restoration and sleep that followed. Way of Water sets out to reproduce that state through sound, light, scent, tactile sensation and architectural art objects, including an exclusive fragrance built for the building from orris, blue lotus, bergamot, corn mint and seaweed, and natural rough surfaces meant to be touched rather than only admired.

Architecture and interior design are by Open Architecture Design (OAD) of Riga, with Zane Tetere-Sulce as project architect and interior designer, and John R Harris & Partners of Dubai as lead design consultants. Every residence is entered through its own private lobby with direct lift access — the larger plans have two lifts and a separate delivery and service entrance — so the tower has no shared corridor in the conventional sense.

The upper part of the building carries the Tulkun Lounge, an exclusive floor for the residents of the Sky Collection homes, the duplexes and the penthouse. It combines a Sky Lounge nest suspended beyond the facade, a tropical forest, a yoga and meditation deck, a rain forest nest with a waterfall, and an expansive pool. Below it sit the amenities shared with Tree of Life, including an infinity pool of 3.6 × 25 m, an underwater sitting lounge, an open cinema waterfall, a plunge pool, an ice bath and the spa.

Façade of the EYWA Way of Water podium: water walls, stone reliefs and planting along the canal promenade.
FACADE OF THE PODIUM FLOOR
OAD — Open Architecture Design SIA, Riga
Architecture, design and interior design
John R Harris & Partners, Dubai
Lead design consultant

OAD is led by architect Zane Tetere-Sulce.

Ceramic trunks and roots

The mangrove structure is executed in ceramic, with marine wildlife set between the trunks and roots at podium and tower level.

Wildlife in design

Stingrays, turtles, sea urchins and corals appear as architectural art objects rather than applied ornament.

Private lobby per home

Every residence has a private lobby with direct lift access; three-, four- and five-bedroom plans add a service entrance.

Tulkun Lounge

A private lounge for Sky Collection, duplex and penthouse residents: suspended nest, tropical forest, meditation deck, waterfall and pool.

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Unit mix

Sixty-five residences over twenty-three levels

65 homes including three duplexes and one penthouse, all fully finished, all entered through a private lobby with direct lift access.

Levels Homes per floor
The first 13 floors 4 residences per floor — plan types 2-BDR-1 and 2-BDR-2 alongside 3-BDR-1 and 3-BDR-2.
Levels 15 and 18 — Sky Collection 2 residences per floor — the four-bedroom plans 4-BDR-1 and 4-BDR-2 on level 15, 4-BDR-3 and 4-BDR-4 on level 18.
Levels 20–21 Three duplexes spanning both levels — types 3B-3, 4B-5 and 5B-1.
Levels 22–23 The five-bedroom penthouse, type 5-BDR-PH-2, over two levels.

The two-bedroom residence balances openness against refined privacy: a private lobby with direct lift access, a master suite with a walk-in dressing room and a spa-inspired bathroom, a second bedroom with its own en-suite for guests, a powder room and a laundry, and an expansive terrace with a private pool and waterfall. The three-bedroom plan adds a secondary service entrance, a main kitchen behind the open-plan one, a maid’s room, and a dressing room and spa-like en-suite for each of the three bedrooms. The four-bedroom Sky Collection plan adds a family room and a private lobby served by two lifts.

The three duplexes occupy levels 20 and 21. Duplex type 3 is a three-bedroom of 5,609 sq ft — 4,120 sq ft internal plus 1,489 sq ft external — with a library and study room and an in-residence sauna. Duplex type 5 is a four-bedroom of 8,542 sq ft, 6,036 internal plus 2,506 external, with a family room and a private lobby with two lifts. Duplex type 1 is a five-bedroom of 9,915 sq ft, 6,141 internal plus 3,774 external, with five dressing rooms, five bathrooms and a Sky Lounge Nest.

The penthouse crowns levels 22 and 23 — a five-bedroom home of 22,972 sq ft over two levels. Perched 150 metres above Dubai and surrounded by structures no taller than 90 metres, it looks out over the Dubai Canal, Downtown and Burj Khalifa without obstruction. The terraces carry a 25-metre pool and an infinity pool; inside there are marble floors and two cinemas, indoor and outdoor, alongside dining areas, lush rainforest planting with a cave gazebo and a Sky Lounge Nest.

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

Residences

Price list

What is published, and what is not

The architectural pack gives verified areas for the three duplexes, so those are the rows we publish. Per-type pricing for Way of Water is issued with the reservation pack, and the entry price quoted on this page is aggregator data until the developer price list confirms it.

Type Total area Units Parking Price, AED
2-bedroom residence Plan types 2-BDR-1 and 2-BDR-2, within the first 13 floors 2,188 sq ft – 2,955 sq ft 203 m² – 275 m² On request On request
3-bedroom residence Plan types 3-BDR-1 and 3-BDR-2, within the first 13 floors 4,669 sq ft – 4,842 sq ft 434 m² – 450 m² On request On request
4-bedroom Sky Collection Sky Collection, levels 15 and 18 5,676 sq ft – 8,598 sq ft 527 m² – 799 m² On request On request
3-bedroom duplex Duplex type 3, levels 20–21 5,609 sq ft 521 m² 1 On request On request
4-bedroom duplex Duplex type 5, levels 20–21 8,542 sq ft 794 m² 1 On request On request
5-bedroom duplex Duplex type 1, levels 20–21 9,915 sq ft 921 m² 1 On request On request
Way of Water Penthouse 5 bedrooms, levels 22–23 22,972 sq ft 2,134 m² 1 On request On request

We do not publish a price we cannot source. Duplex areas below come from the architects’ area schedules; prices, the two- and three-bedroom price list and the Sky Collection price list are issued with the reservation pack on request.

Values marked as aggregator data are indicative until confirmed by the developer price list.

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.) ; Engel & Völkers — Eywa 2

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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Available now

Units confirmed available in this tower

The specific residences the developer currently confirms as available here, with exact areas and list prices. Availability moves; the snapshot date is below, and current status is confirmed in writing.

Unit Floor BR View Total area AED / sq ft Price, AED
1201 12 3 Canal & Tree of Life 4,954 sq ft 5,565 27,566,488
1203 12 2 Canal & Burj Khalifa 2,958 sq ft 5,670 16,773,846
1204 12 2 Cityside 2,184 sq ft 5,040 11,006,251

Availability snapshot: 2026-08-29

List prices before any private-offer terms. Availability is confirmed in writing at the time of your enquiry.

Source: R.Evolution × GetBoat partner brief (9 pp., Aug 2026)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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Payment plan

Ten, fifty, forty

Way of Water is offered on a 10/50/40 plan: ten per cent to book, fifty per cent through construction, forty per cent on handover.

10 / 50 / 40

  1. 01

    10%

    Booking

  2. 02

    50%

    During construction

  3. 03

    40%

    On handover

Payment plan: 100%

Both the split and the handover quarter come from aggregator listings rather than the developer deck, so treat them as indicative until the reservation pack confirms them. The instalment dates inside the fifty per cent construction tranche, the 4% Dubai Land Department registration fee and the administrative charges are set out there in full, and we send it in writing on request.

Because the second tower completes later than the first, the construction tranche spreads over a longer period than in Tree of Life. Buyers comparing the two normally look at the cash requirement in the first twelve months rather than at the headline split, and the payment plan page sets both towers out side by side for exactly that reason.

Values marked as aggregator data are indicative until confirmed by the developer price list.

Source: Engel & Völkers — Eywa 2

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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Inside the residence

Inside a Way of Water residence

All 65 residences are fully finished with the finest sustainable, non-toxic materials, with integrated EMF protection and construction-stage treatment against mould and fungi.

Entry and layout

  • A private lobby with direct elevator access to every residence; the larger plans are served by two lifts.
  • A separate delivery and service entrance on the three-, four- and five-bedroom plans.
  • A dressing room and a spa-like en-suite bathroom for every bedroom, plus a powder room and laundry.
  • Family rooms, libraries and study rooms on the duplex plans; a maid’s room throughout the larger layouts.

Kitchens

  • Show kitchens with premium Australian Paldao veneered cabinetry.
  • Appliances by Miele, Liebherr and Bosch.
  • A secondary main kitchen behind the show kitchen on three-, four- and five-bedroom apartments.
  • A front-of-house kitchen equipped with hobs, microwave, oven, dishwasher and extractor.

Surfaces

  • Lemurian Blue granite slabs as feature surfaces in the bedrooms.
  • Diano Reale marble in a leather finish through the living spaces.
  • Stained oak or stained walnut parquet by Foglie d’Oro.
  • Tempered structured glass, and marble floors in the penthouse.

Terrace and technology

  • A private pool and waterfall on the terrace of every residence.
  • A Sky Lounge Nest on the five-bedroom duplex and the penthouse, suspended beyond the facade.
  • Smart home technology integrating the residence systems into one control layer.
  • Integrated EMF protection and materials processed against mould and fungi during construction.

Named finishes and brands

  • Australian Paldao veneered cabinetry and doors
  • Miele · Liebherr · Bosch appliances
  • Foglie d’Oro stained oak and walnut parquet
  • Diano Reale marble, leather finish
  • Lemurian Blue granite
  • Tempered structured glass
Residence terraces at EYWA Way of Water: private pool, waterfall and planting outside the living room.
RESIDENCE TERRACES

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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Health engineering

The same health engineering, second generation

Way of Water inherits the systems that made the first tower unusual, and shares the amenities floor with it. R·Evolution positions the building as fifth-generation regenerative architecture: a living ecosystem rather than a set of apartments.

EMF protection
Electromagnetic field protection is integrated into the residences themselves, following the approach that made Tree of Life the world’s first EMF-protected residential building.
Air and materials
MERV 14 filtration with ionisation, non-toxic and radiation-free materials, and meticulous processing against mould and fungi during construction for long-term durability.
Water
The same sound-vibration harmonised living water system: filtration, copper and silver ionisation, osmosis and a quantum reactor, with drinking water at pH 7–8 and domestic water at pH 6–6.5.
Sensory design
Sound, light, scent and tactile surfaces are specified together — an exclusive building fragrance, 432 Hz acoustic systems in the shared wellness spaces, and rough natural surfaces meant to be touched.
Vastu Shastra and crystals
The same Vastu-compliant planning discipline and the same use of crystals in the structure and the interiors, with the landscaping strategy built on healing plants.
Certifications
EYWA will be certified LEED Platinum, WELL Platinum and WiredScore Platinum — sustainability, wellbeing and digital connectivity assessed by independent global institutions.
The amenities floor at EYWA Way of Water: pools, gardens and wellness rooms under filtered daylight.
AMENITIES FLOOR

Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.) ; EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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The detail lives on its own pages

Every system, every amenity and every commercial term has a page of its own. Start where it matters to you.

Recognition

Awards for this tower

R·Evolution won three awards at the 2025–2026 Arabian, Dubai & Saudi Arabian Property & Hotel Awards, with Way of Water recognised as Apartment / Condominium Development – Dubai, Residential High Rise Development – Dubai and Single Apartment / Condominium – Dubai.

Best International Single Apartment / Condominium 2025–2026

International Property Awards recognition for the Way of Water show residence.

Source: eywa.ae project summary

Data updated: 2026-08-29

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