Jason Lewis, founder of LIMAH, seated in front of a public art installation curated by LIMAH as part of the La Mer public art strategy
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer
2016
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer was developed as a waterfront destination in Dubai combining beach, retail, dining and leisure. LIMAH’s work focused on integrating public art into the wider experience of the original development.

The programme included more than 50 site-specific artworks across facades, streets, doors and ground surfaces. Vintage-inspired murals, hand-painted floor graphics and other visual interventions brought a distinct character to the public realm and created recognisable moments throughout the destination.

EXPERIENCE STRATEGY AND DESIGN

Rather than treating public art as a separate decorative layer, the work connected individual interventions with the wider identity and spatial experience of La Mer. The result was a coordinated visual language embedded across the environment, using art to contribute to how the original destination was recognised, experienced and understood.

FEATURE MOMENT

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Jason Lewis, founder of LIMAH, seated in front of a public art installation curated by LIMAH as part of the La Mer public art strategy
Snapshot
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer
2016
PROJECT
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer was developed as a waterfront destination in Dubai combining beach, retail, dining and leisure. LIMAH’s work focused on integrating public art into the wider experience of the original development.

The programme included more than 50 site-specific artworks across facades, streets, doors and ground surfaces. Vintage-inspired murals, hand-painted floor graphics and other visual interventions brought a distinct character to the public realm and created recognisable moments throughout the destination.

Rather than treating public art as a separate decorative layer, the work connected individual interventions with the wider identity and spatial experience of La Mer. The result was a coordinated visual language embedded across the environment, using art to contribute to how the original destination was recognised, experienced and understood.

Jason Lewis, founder of LIMAH, seated in front of a public art installation curated by LIMAH as part of the La Mer public art strategy
Snapshot
/

La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer
2016
Snapshot
/

La Mer

Dubai, UAE

La Mer was developed as a waterfront destination in Dubai combining beach, retail, dining and leisure. LIMAH’s work focused on integrating public art into the wider experience of the original development.

The programme included more than 50 site-specific artworks across facades, streets, doors and ground surfaces. Vintage-inspired murals, hand-painted floor graphics and other visual interventions brought a distinct character to the public realm and created recognisable moments throughout the destination.

EXPERIENCE STRATEGY AND DESIGN

Rather than treating public art as a separate decorative layer, the work connected individual interventions with the wider identity and spatial experience of La Mer. The result was a coordinated visual language embedded across the environment, using art to contribute to how the original destination was recognised, experienced and understood.

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FEATURE MOMENT

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Jason Lewis, founder of LIMAH, seated in front of a public art installation curated by LIMAH as part of the La Mer public art strategy
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

PUBLIC ART
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LA MER
2023
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La Mer

Dubai, UAE

YEAR
2016
CLIENT
MERAAS
LOCATION
Dubai, UAE
SERVICES
Experience Strategy
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Place Identity & Public Art
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Sensory Experience Design
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SECTOR
Retail
,
Parks & Public Realm
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https://pb-cb6cbd.webflow.io/projects/la-mer

La Mer was developed as a waterfront destination in Dubai combining beach, retail, dining and leisure. LIMAH’s work focused on integrating public art into the wider experience of the original development.

The programme included more than 50 site-specific artworks across facades, streets, doors and ground surfaces. Vintage-inspired murals, hand-painted floor graphics and other visual interventions brought a distinct character to the public realm and created recognisable moments throughout the destination.

No items found.

Rather than treating public art as a separate decorative layer, the work connected individual interventions with the wider identity and spatial experience of La Mer. The result was a coordinated visual language embedded across the environment, using art to contribute to how the original destination was recognised, experienced and understood.

No items found.