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The world’s biggest building site
So after we complete this adventure in the new Arabic
(consumerism) Mecca, we are still left with a question
mark. Plenty of question marks, actually… There are
numerous doubts: what kind of a system of values lies
in (this amount of) systematic creation of an urban environment?
Which aesthetical, and which ethical conclusions
provoked Dubai to become what it is today,
regardless of the completely transparent and justified
reason, the emanation of something that may not be
unique and unseen, but is certainly close to genius – the
vision of the project’s founder, sheikh Al Maktoum. But
just like in everything else, time will provide all the answers.
It has the privilege of making a final ruling, which
has been demonstrated as true on many occasions.
Just like Paris was once shaped by Napoleon’s organic
vision (and we know how greatly that city’s vision has
aged), who knows? Maybe today’s healthy doubt
and criticism of the contemporaries will eventually be
prevailed by pure inspiration from “the great investor”,
who wasn’t carrying any burdens of the profession and
was simply led by pure inspiration, in a precisely determined
historical moment and reason. That ruling will
largely depend on one small detail. As was said at the
beginning of this story, time must first give an answer to
a slightly embarrassing, banal question: will Dubai survive
the effects of global warming, or will it, much like its
Hydropolis, become an underwater unit in the not-sodistant
future?
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