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The Ilubirin masterplan seen from the air: apartment blocks, offices and a marina along the lagoon shore, Lagos behind them

Our vision

A sustainable and responsible district at the heart of Lagos.

Ilubirin is the new neighbourhood for those who want to live, work, or visit an exciting new area, cushioned from the metropolis of Lagos by broad swathes, rich landscaping and the constant theatre of the lagoon.

Amidst tree-lined streets, residential apartments, medical facilities, a school, shopping boulevards and public squares, an outdoor sports field and gym, restaurants, bars and cafés, office spaces, hotels, an elevated beach, performance and leisure areas and landscaped gardens, Ilubirin is a place to meet, a place to relax, a place to live and work, or plainly for fun.

An exciting new district of shopping and restaurants, cafés and bars, of hotels and homes, offices and education, of sports, health and entertainment.

The masterplan

Five destinations, one promenade.

The Ilubirin masterplan drawing
  1. 01 · North node

    The Marina

    Overlooking the lagoon and Third Mainland Bridge: a 50-vessel small-craft harbour with water-taxi jetties, a yacht club, a boutique hotel and Marina Square edged by restaurants and shops.

    Explore the Marina
  2. 02 · The spine

    Labalaba Street

    The backbone of Ilubirin: a walkable, pedestrian-priority high street with retail at ground level, flowering street trees, shade, seating and a series of small squares along its length.

    Explore Labalaba Street
  3. 03 · Lagoon edge

    Marine Drive Promenade

    Running the length of the development: cafés, bars, play and fitness areas, jogging and cycle paths, an amphitheatre with a floating stage and a chain of lagoon parks.

    Explore Marine Drive Promenade
  4. 04 · South node

    Arena Square

    Labalaba Street opens onto Arena Square: a 3,000–5,000 capacity multi-functional event venue, a conference hotel and an environmental centre, facing the Wetland Park.

    Explore Arena Square
  5. 05 · Wetland

    Wetland Park

    Endemic lagoon vegetation and mangroves reintroduced along boardwalks and paths, with an environmental education centre — part of the Lagos State lagoon rehabilitation programme.

    Explore Wetland Park
The lagoon-edge promenade at Paradise Wharf, a five-a-side pitch and a basketball court beside the water under palms and blossom trees

Boardwalk · Paradise Wharf

Alive with boardwalks and boats.

Ilubirin’s lagoonside district, Paradise Wharf, will be alive with boardwalks and boats, an elevated beach and stunningly designed spaces for concerts and performances: a meeting place, a destination.

Embracing the lagoon, the bustling restaurants and cafés will be inviting at any time of day and night, whilst the healthy can run the waterfront, exercise or merely relax and enjoy the view.

The palm-lined entrance boulevard, offices behind a diamond lattice façade on one side and apartments on the other, café tables in the foreground

Health · School · Hotel

Community amenities second to none.

The community amenities Ilubirin will provide its residents will be second to none, including a new medical centre Lagos Ambulatory Care Centre (LACC) and new community school.

The LACC will be a 5,306m² (BUA) state of the art, wholesomely designed care centre featuring a laboratory, rehabilitation therapy, bio-medical services, a clinic, operation theatre with the highest calibre equipment.

With views across the lagoon, Ilubirin will also host a cool and contemporary hotel to allow visitors to come and enjoy all the district has to offer – a perfect place to stay and explore the ever-engaging Lagos.

A neighbourhood rich with amenities for the young and old, families and individuals – a place for living, for working and simply for fun.

Amenities

What the district holds.

  • 01Shops
  • 02Cafés & Restaurants
  • 03Boardwalk
  • 04Waterside
  • 05Events & Performance
  • 06School
  • 07Health Clinic
  • 08Hotel