The gateway is the only access control point to Jubail Port and leads to the main road, which acts as an articulating axis, crosses Jubail longitudinally and arranges the different areas of the town. This road ends into a wide public space that looks to the sea through the square, the mosque, the retail area and the marina. The yacht club harbour is placed by a navigable channel and literally blends Jubail Port with the sea.

Ramón Esteve has also designed the different types of housing that form Jubail Port, integrating them into the landscape through the use of materials and textures present in the local environment. With respect to the distribution of the Villas, we keep an existing mound and place there the villas on the second row to provide them with views of the sea in two directions through the villas on the front line. This mound or hill acts also as a green axis that goes along the main road for all its length. In addition, it separates the villas, which need greater privacy, from the main road.

On the other side, there is a more public residential programme, made of apartments and semidetached houses, next to the common spaces. It acts as a transition filter between the public space and the villas, which need greater privacy. The palaces are located on the furthest sides from the town centre, where they have absolute privacy and privileged views of the mangrove and Abu Dhabi’s skyline.

The apartments are located in complexes of two-storey buildings at different distances from the water. The day areas are placed on the upper floor, in order to have views of the landscape, and are six-metre high, from floor to ceiling, to provide a sensation of openness. The night area, more private, is placed on the ground floor.

There is more than sea and beaches in the town. There is also a large green area that brings oxygen to the interior of Jubail Port and provides space for outdoor-related activities.