Majlis Ghorfat Umm Al Sheif Dubai, UAE was constructed of gypsum and coral rocks as well as Kandal timber imported from eastern Africa and date palm fronds. Built with two stories according to traditional style, the building has many air inlets in the walls and is surrounded by date palm, lemon, and almond trees plantation that covers 3,300 square meters and enjoys considerable popularity among local and foreign tourists. The Heritage House Dubai, UAE was the home of a wealthy Dubai merchant in the early 20th century. Now open to tourists, it is a striking architectural achievement in the heart of Dubai's historic district. It provides an insight into what life was like in a wealthy UAE house 100 years ago.