Museum of The Future Dubai

The Museum of the Future isn’t just a traditional museum — it’s a living exploration of tomorrow, guided by creativity, technology, and future-forward thinking.

It combines architecture, exhibitions, immersive experiences and interactive tech to give visitors a sense of human progress and possibility.

Architecture & Design

• The building’s unique oval shape with a hollow centre symbolizes humanity’s present and the unknown future.

• The stainless-steel exterior features Arabic calligraphy quotes about innovation and human creativity.

• It was designed by Killa Design and constructed with advanced parametric and robotic engineering.

Arabic Quotes on the Building

The museum’s façade quotes Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, highlighting Dubai’s ambitious vision for the future:

1. “We may not live for hundreds of years, but we can create something that will last for hundreds of years.”

2. “The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it and execute it. The future does not wait; the future can be designed and built today.”

3. “The secret of the renewal of life, the development of civilisation and the progress of mankind is in one word: innovation.”

Inside the Museum – Floor by Floor

 Ground Floor – Lobby & Amenities

The museum entrance includes a café (with robot barista) and a gift shop where visitors can relax, enjoy refreshments, and purchase souvenirs.

1st Floor – Future Heroes (Children’s Zone)

An interactive area designed for kids and young visitors to learn about creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving through fun educational activities.

2nd Floor – Tomorrow Today

Showcases near-future technologies that are already transforming society, including robotics, sustainable mobility, AI systems, and prototype innovations.

3rd Floor – Al Waha (The Oasis)

A sensory space designed for mental well-being, meditation, mindfulness and reflection — blending human health concepts with futuristic interpretations.

4th Floor – The HEAL Institute (Environment & Bioscience)

This area focuses on ecosystems, biodiversity, and environmental solutions. Highlights include a digital “Library of Life” showcasing thousands of species and interactive conservation experiences.

5th Floor – OSS Hope (Space Station 2071)

Explore an orbital space station simulation where visitors learn about future space exploration, solar energy from space, and potential life beyond Earth.