Arabic Glass Palace built on Residential Condominium
2012
This three-story glass Arabic home was originally designed by architect Leona & Harry Helmsley as his residence in Miami, USA and is built on the roof of an apartment complex – the Palace Condominium. The mansion was later bought by the Saudi Sheikh Saoud Al-Shaalan, who turned it into a real Arabic palace with architectural elements similar to the Indian Taj Mahal.
Twenty-seven Moroccan artisans and craftsmen worked and lived there for two years. It is currently available on the Taj Miami real estate market for $ 4,199,000. Its area is 540 sq.m. and features five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
This is one of my favorite rooms.. let’s have lunch here!
and if you want a siesta after..
The evening view is marvelous!!
Let’s burpee this deck!
Have a great day!!
post and photos from fishki.com
