Middle East homes becoming smarter, healthier and sustainable, says expert

Middle East homes becoming smarter, healthier and sustainable, says expert

The future of living is changing with the typology of homes expanding, blending and redefining itself alongside changing habits, according to CRTKL, a global cultural agency specialising in architecture, planning and design.

Transformed homes in the Middle East are becoming smarter, healthier and a more impactful partner for residents, helping to enrich and improve many shifting variables, stated the expert in its recently published report.

CRTKL has forecast the future of the built environment, and the key factors that will shape the residential market in 2023 in the report. According to the expert, three new concepts are driving residential development:

Health and wellness

In 2023, digital connectivity and capacities of home spaces will continue to expand. The Home of Things is a trend that’s rising and includes embedded sensors, processing abilities, software and other technologies that connect and exchange data with devices and systems.

These changes will make work, chores, time with friends, and health and wellness more accessible than ever, while collecting important biometric data.

For instance, Central Park at City Walk emphasizes green space in the heart of Dubai, with the leafy park boasting a wide variety of active lifestyle amenities aiming to boost wellness.

An inspiring solution for a healthy, residential community lifestyle, CRTKL