There is a race between everything that exists in this world, whether it may be living or a non-living being. Look around, you can find multitudes of people competing against each other in personal and professional lives. What could be the reason? Everything is clearly visible in-front of us, but we are so much involved in the rat race that we can't get the notion. The motive of this competition is to be at the top.
That's not a joke! Yes, every living being in this world is enabling themselves to be bigger, stronger and better than their competitors. Now, this goes so much close to the huge Burj Khalifa. Dubai has made everyone clear that they are leading the race, by creating the biggest and tallest tower of the world. Even under the hardest real estate collide, Dubai has showcased its tall tower that is rocket size. Burj Khalifa is now a well-known architecture that is 2,717 feet and at the top you the view goes to sixty miles.
Certainly, the future of Dubai is going to be more promising in the coming years. However, such a great success gives a green signal that Dubai real estate and architectural management system is unbeatable and have the guts to challenge its competitors. Here in this building, you can glace a mixed trend of boardrooms, luxury suites, at the top on the 158th floor you will find mosques and enthralling nightclubs. What's more, you can enjoy here? The first Armani hotel is here, the tallest swimming pool for tourists on the 76th floor; you will find a sight viewing deck on 124th floor.
The President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed al-Nahyan feels glad about this building. He says “Dubai has the world's tallest working, as well as made what resembles the most costly naming rights bargain ever.” At a cost assessed at $1.5 billion, the Burj took five years to manufacture, is more than 160 stories high and has easily outperformed the past record holder in Taiwan, the Taipei 101. More than 12,000 individuals will involve its six million square feet, zooming here and there in 54 lifts that can achieve rates of 40 miles 60 minutes. It was planned by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in Chicago.
Yet, to Dubai, which from its earliest reference point has enjoyed demonstrating its cynics wrong. The Burj has been proving that you fabricate it enormous and sufficiently reckless the general population will come, from close and far. With its solid government backing and unchallenged esteem, the Burj was a venture that was bound to succeed and its designer. With respect to the impact the Burj will have on the general market.
Martin Wynn
Priya
