After 6 years of construction, the Burj Khalifa, known as Dubai Tower in Dubai, UAE has won the world's tallest skyscraper with a height of 828 meters and a total of 162 floors and has made the Middle East become the location of the world's tallest building once again.
The world tallest tower- Burj Khalifa
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Inspired by the local flower--spider orchid, the architect designed a three-petal structure. As the tower rises, this Y-shaped structure forming a stable structure with a large lower and a smaller top, which can prevent the wind from forming a vortex on the surface of the tower.
Burj Khalifa in Dubai
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The Burj Khalifa is world-famous not only for the height and shape, but also for its lighting. The local desert and high humidity climate, as well as architectural features are fully taken into account. The narrow, vertical light is irradiated from the top of the tower wing of the building. With the height of the tower, the lights climb step by step, as if stepping into the sky at night and to ensure that the minimal light intrusion to the residents, reduces the light pollution to the environment.
Night lighting view of Burj Khalifa
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