Buildings in Dubai
Dubai
Some Important Buildings of Dubai
- Trade Centre Building
- Emirates Towers
- Burj Al Arab
- Burj Dubai
A View of Burj Al Arab (Photo from Wikipedia)
Burj Al Arab
Burj Al Arab means The Arab Building in Arabic Language. A 321 metre tall building accommodates a hotel. This is located in an artificial island created in the sea about 280 metres away from tha beach. A bridge connects the island with the mainland. The building has been designed to look like a sail of an arabian dhow. It is said to be the tallest building in the world, which is built excusively as a Hotel. This building has become a landmark in the city and a symbol for Dubai. The atrium in this building is 180 meters tall.
For those who choose to travel by air, a helipad projects from the building 200 meters off the ground.
More on Dubai Buildings
- Modern Architecture of Dubai
View some of the modern buildings of Dubai - Burj Dubai
The Official Web Site of Burj Dubai, the building intended to be the tallest in the world. - Dubai's World-Beating Buildings
A building boom in the emirate has led to a whole host of chart breakers, in categories including highest apartment, biggest mall, and one of the world's most unique resorts
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Some upcoming construction in Dubai can be viewed at -
www.hubpages.com/hub/dubaiproperties
I haven't heard noise construction from this building before. I've been inside and they have such delicious pastries/scones with afternoon tea. You can see the whole view from the building.
What;s the construction noise like there? In Qatar it is hard to sleep - you wake up sometimes to the sound of a jack hammer so loud it is as if it is in your bedroom. For some reason they start work at about 3.00 am in the morning.
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It is a 7 star hotel. Fairly expensive. Unlike other hotels in Dubai, they charge 250 Dhs. (US$ 68) from Dubai residents to enter in. However, this will be deducted when you order some thing inside. This may be to discourage people visiting the hotel just to see it. I have been there only one time for a seminar.
WOW! I want to go in that hotel. Well, i hope i can afford it! :D
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Yes, these towers are not very inportant buildings. However their location makes them visible from far and creates an impressive view across the creek.
The top photo is the "twin towers" in Deira althouh they are not considered important building because of size but the view to them over the creek is special.
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