As a resident of AbuDhabi for the last 8years, I can say this is so true. Well done. Abu Dhabi is one of the most beautiful and safest city I the world.
This is by far the best description of what's going on in Abu Dhabi...The same city planners designed Vancouver which was my favorite city in the world...When I'm home and visit city like Chicago, LA and New York I shake my head at how inferior the infrastructure is.... I lived here for the last nine years and watching the growth has been fascinating...They are constantly adding bike, walking paths and bus routes...On Yas Island they now have self driving taxis...
I've been to europe and many countries along with emirates as well, but i can say i've never seen cities as safest and well built transportation and well developed cities like dubai and abu dhabi
@@AL-lh2ht you are a robot honey, it seems you have never been to Dubai i live in London and been to Dubai as well I can say Dubai transport system is 10 times cleaner and better
Dubai is a theme park city, a mixture of Miami, Orlando, and Vegas. Their goal was always to be popular. But in terms of quality of design and goals, the real deal are Abu Dhabi and Qatar.
My beautiful city Abu Dhabi, Indeed Abu Dhabi development is slow and steady and it’s known for that. I remember before these projects everyone would go to Dubai at the weekends to enjoy their time but right now there’s almost nothing Dubai offers that Abu Dhabi don’t. Sustainability and walkablility has been at the forefront of its plans, but it’s public transport lacks diversity that’s why there’s plans to incorporate a metro, train, and tram transportation systems into the city
Abu Dhabi , kuwait , Manama , daaman , doha , rash al kamih , fujarah , and Muscat should to devlop more skyline in city and best infra and connectivity and more liberalized , and should also to more devlop paper or proposed skyline etc infra projects
i do not see how this plan is futuristic, revolutionary, or transformational. there is still low density and single family zoning all over. you still need a car to get anywhere. the most natural way to grow a city is at a human scale not a vehicle scale.
I agree with what you're saying. In the video he keeps referring to "natural" development while talking about all the planning. That's a bit of a contradiction. Natural growth, also often referred to as organic growth, is often rather chaotic and unplanned. In that sense Dubai's growth has been much more natural than Abu Dhabi's, thus the bits of chaos. Too much planning is the enemy of natural growth and organic vibrancy--something Dubai has going for it.
@@brucedauphin2952 i agree with your point, look at a city like ras al khamiah, the recent growth was natrual on a groundwork of 200 years of development, it's a much more friendly city to live as a civilian in. Same with alot of cities in fujarah and Ajman, umm al qaiwan too. It's just that Dubai knly really existed as a town since the 50s and wasn't prepared for the insane growth that port rashid would generate
Dubai = Miami + Cali + Vegas Abu Dhabi = Texas + New York. Does this ring true?? I have lived in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai... and am only comparing it to what i have seen of US on TV since the mid 80's ( i have never been myself but would live to someday.)
They also need to urgently address the human rights abuses suffered by the migrant workers who are actually building the cities for arab countries like the uae.
The developments on Yas Island, including Ferrari Land cost over $500 Billion US Dollars. The Abu Dhabi Economic Vision and Infrastructure Plan totaled to $40 Billion. I used $40 Billion as my reference as Yas Island is a development that has already been completed.
segreagating industrial and residential zone is a terrible city design. This what singapore and europe avoided and created mixed use clusters for which they are praised for.
@@pollutingpenguin2146 they thought of that and are trying that too(masdar) and i think there's a long term plan for it, but yeah for example Dubai has a metro, there's talks here an there for extended to the other emirates but we'll see, all this takes time this is a young country my fellow human give it time, but yet again people here prefer cars it'll take time to change that or instead make sure electric cars are affordable
@@aymanabdullah7608 Yeah I mean with enough regional vegetation and shade you can make it much more enjoyable though. If they are serious about substainable city design then cars arent the right thing to focus on
@@user-wx4nv8xr3d Im not an expert in city planning at all but there are city designed with wind directions in mind that together with strategically designed buildings cool down streets etc. Of course you cant get rid of cars altogether. Air conditioned public transport would for example also be better for the environment and take up less space.
We've been planting millions of trees for decades, since the 80s. Dubai and Abu dhabi are deserts. The uae has somewhat walkable cities like ras al khamiah and sharjah, cities in fujarah are also generally walkable. But abu Dhabi and Dubai, the largest population centers in the country are deserts, the air is dry and heat is not retained. Extremely hot temperatures even in the winter and blistering cold temperatures at night make walkability impractical and silly
Who shall want to go to a Vulcan climate in summer. Who's in for a very warm uncomfortable winter there- arab oil carbon has wiped out Arab tourism potential
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As a resident of AbuDhabi for the last 8years, I can say this is so true.
Well done. Abu Dhabi is one of the most beautiful and safest city I the world.
This is by far the best description of what's going on in Abu Dhabi...The same city planners designed Vancouver which was my favorite city in the world...When I'm home and visit city like Chicago, LA and New York I shake my head at how inferior the infrastructure is....
I lived here for the last nine years and watching the growth has been fascinating...They are constantly adding bike, walking paths and bus routes...On Yas Island they now have self driving taxis...
I've been to europe and many countries along with emirates as well, but i can say i've never seen cities as safest and well built transportation and well developed cities like dubai and abu dhabi
Cap
@@omarsalim9562 stay mad
Sounds far fetch
Must be a bot. Dubai is famous for its bad infrastructure.
@@AL-lh2ht you are a robot honey, it seems you have never been to Dubai i live in London and been to Dubai as well I can say Dubai transport system is 10 times cleaner and better
Neat! They are improving their transportation system. Are they adding transit and walkability? Well... it is better than what they have been doing :b
Hope it's better than Dubai
Do you live in Abu Dhabi? Because I do. And I can say it's the safest, walkable city. Well lit and well paved.. compared to Dubai.
@@casbrowne9055 come visit Abu Dhabi. See for yourself.
@@brydcsd Abu Dhabi gang 🤝
They are but Europeans don't understand that it's hard to increase 'walkable areas' when the temperatures hit 50 C during summers.
Abu Dhabi road system is the most well planned
The best ever!!! Im so surpirsed on how 2 million people live in one small island with no constant traffic at all...
@@dogchan8860 👍👍👍💚
Dubai is a theme park city, a mixture of Miami, Orlando, and Vegas. Their goal was always to be popular.
But in terms of quality of design and goals, the real deal are Abu Dhabi and Qatar.
My beautiful city Abu Dhabi, Indeed Abu Dhabi development is slow and steady and it’s known for that. I remember before these projects everyone would go to Dubai at the weekends to enjoy their time but right now there’s almost nothing Dubai offers that Abu Dhabi don’t. Sustainability and walkablility has been at the forefront of its plans, but it’s public transport lacks diversity that’s why there’s plans to incorporate a metro, train, and tram transportation systems into the city
Amazing video am currently in UAE so I see most of these changes amazing country
That building is sick!! Nice video
Bro thanks for this good video I love Abu Dhabi and I am thankful for being a citizen here in this beautiful country
very good journalism. keep up the good work. may allah bless you for spreading such information professionally.
Excellent video
Amazing
Wishing for the best 🙌
I got confused by how you put Abu dhabi Map and the UAE upside down. Its a beautiful city
Abu Dhabi , kuwait , Manama , daaman , doha , rash al kamih , fujarah , and Muscat should to devlop more skyline in city and best infra and connectivity and more liberalized , and should also to more devlop paper or proposed skyline etc infra projects
Abu Dhabi kind of reminds me of a bigger version of Venice. They should take a few pages from Venice’s design. They could really help them develop.
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This is why i just love abu Dhabi more than dubai... Dubai is unreal and tooo over the top, but abu Dhabi looks more natural, well planned and real...
This is an example of a 4-minute video stretched out to 8. You said every information twice for some reason.
Abu Dhabi is a beautiful city
i do not see how this plan is futuristic, revolutionary, or transformational. there is still low density and single family zoning all over. you still need a car to get anywhere. the most natural way to grow a city is at a human scale not a vehicle scale.
You try walking in 50c heat
No one cares about your thoughts. You’re just jealous they are wealthy and can afford these big projects.
@@seanm3ify it's always jealousy, they hate us because they used to be able to laugh at us and own us. They don't like it when we come out on top
I agree with what you're saying. In the video he keeps referring to "natural" development while talking about all the planning. That's a bit of a contradiction. Natural growth, also often referred to as organic growth, is often rather chaotic and unplanned. In that sense Dubai's growth has been much more natural than Abu Dhabi's, thus the bits of chaos. Too much planning is the enemy of natural growth and organic vibrancy--something Dubai has going for it.
@@brucedauphin2952 i agree with your point, look at a city like ras al khamiah, the recent growth was natrual on a groundwork of 200 years of development, it's a much more friendly city to live as a civilian in. Same with alot of cities in fujarah and Ajman, umm al qaiwan too. It's just that Dubai knly really existed as a town since the 50s and wasn't prepared for the insane growth that port rashid would generate
Do you know if this project includes a subway? I read that it has been planned many years, but I cannot see any work on it yet.
Good evening sir ❤❤
All the best
Dude, do not doubt Abu dhabi theu have done a better job in building their cities better than Europe
Waiting for that
The cost of Yas Island is $50bn not $500bn
Would have been a much nicer video if narrator didn't repeat himself every 2 minutes.
hope it is not full of abandoned villa
They are not even abandoned. They are still under construction
@@morestuff64058 i know but there are similiar case in the past
Dubai = Miami + Cali + Vegas
Abu Dhabi = Texas + New York.
Does this ring true?? I have lived in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai... and am only comparing it to what i have seen of US on TV since the mid 80's ( i have never been myself but would live to someday.)
They also need to urgently address the human rights abuses suffered by the migrant workers who are actually building the cities for arab countries like the uae.
It looks like a city for cars...
It’s walkable but the road system is great as well
It’s pronounced “Joe” not “Abu Dhabi”
isnt it candice?
joe mama?
Sorry but this is not a true reflection of what’s going on in the city
500 billion or 40 billion what’s the real number
The developments on Yas Island, including Ferrari Land cost over $500 Billion US Dollars. The Abu Dhabi Economic Vision and Infrastructure Plan totaled to $40 Billion. I used $40 Billion as my reference as Yas Island is a development that has already been completed.
a very small area for 500 billion?? ,it just makes no sense and where on earth will all that money come from??
@@ArkiveYT uae gdp is 400 billion??
They should think of sewage system and clean water
the rising sea levels will transform it for no cost
They better give the money to poor people.
segreagating industrial and residential zone is a terrible city design. This what singapore and europe avoided and created mixed use clusters for which they are praised for.
It's too fucking hot here, the climate is poisonous, even at night
No one forced to stay keep walking
I agree, but in winter it is beautiful.
@@mkviis my country will be always gold to me 🇦🇪
@@khalidsaif6976
I live here.
@@khalidsaif6976
Okay cringe
500 billion??? are you sure about that??
Im right next to yas lol
It looks awful. Imagine designing and building a city from scratch and then decide to build it for cars. What an absolutely idiotic idea.
But for the local it makes since cuz it’s too hot to walk so they prefer to drive a car
@@lfmsmka Build bus lines, trams, metros, monorails - there are a ton of options
@@pollutingpenguin2146 they thought of that and are trying that too(masdar) and i think there's a long term plan for it, but yeah for example Dubai has a metro, there's talks here an there for extended to the other emirates but we'll see, all this takes time this is a young country my fellow human give it time, but yet again people here prefer cars it'll take time to change that or instead make sure electric cars are affordable
I wouldn't wanna be a pedestrian in one of the hottest cities in the world. Rather stick to cars.
@@user-wx4nv8xr3d you know, there are other means by which you can transport yourself around other than cars or by walking.
nothing interesting, skip the video
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The UAE needs to get rid of car centric city design in general first. Its horrible
You probably can't survive 5 minutes in 45C+ temperatures so sit down
@@aymanabdullah7608 Yeah I mean with enough regional vegetation and shade you can make it much more enjoyable though. If they are serious about substainable city design then cars arent the right thing to focus on
@@ThunderTiger0801 how would it work? You get sweaty after like 10 seconds outside in summer. Unless someone invents teleportation from work to home
@@user-wx4nv8xr3d Im not an expert in city planning at all but there are city designed with wind directions in mind that together with strategically designed buildings cool down streets etc.
Of course you cant get rid of cars altogether. Air conditioned public transport would for example also be better for the environment and take up less space.
We've been planting millions of trees for decades, since the 80s. Dubai and Abu dhabi are deserts. The uae has somewhat walkable cities like ras al khamiah and sharjah, cities in fujarah are also generally walkable. But abu Dhabi and Dubai, the largest population centers in the country are deserts, the air is dry and heat is not retained. Extremely hot temperatures even in the winter and blistering cold temperatures at night make walkability impractical and silly
Talking with out any point...
Who shall want to go to a Vulcan climate in summer. Who's in for a very warm uncomfortable winter there- arab oil carbon has wiped out Arab tourism potential
Winters are delightful, basically perfect temperature. About 23C (the 70s in freedom units).
Yeah you absolutely have no idea. Winters in the UAE is the one of the most pleasant climates in the world!
It goes subzero in the winter 😂 what are you on about
Dubai is mess
Oil
49% of our money comes from oil, 51% from non oil exports.
@@mkviis Nice, still a lot though, was expecting an American replying to this but okay I guess.
at least they dont steal like your country do
Imagine people from Second world countries like USA etc Talking Shit about Country where its Every Citizen is a Millionaire or multi millionaire & Giving advice on how our cities work, you have a better plan come to Dubai (If you can afford that is 🤡) & Beg for us to Work
poor narration