The world's highest skyscraper "Dubai Tower" basically completed

Published on November 27 2009 by Will Lee

The world's tallest man-made structure - "Dubai Tower" (height up to 818 meters and more than 160 layers), the building works have been drawing to a close. Let’s have a look at long-distance and close shot to appreciate the tall and majestic of the building in advance.

In order to build the world's tallest skyscraper, Dubai liabilities 80 billion of U.S. dollars.

"Dubai Tower" focused on a number of "world's best".

The interior instruction is still proceed in.

The photo shows the 39 floor of "Dubai Tower", the luxury bathrooms and entertainment venues which is full compliance with the standards of the world's most luxurious hotel in Dubai, Armani hotel.

In downstairs and looking up, the majestic skyscraper is beyond what language can express. It is the highest building in the world but does not rely on any supportive structure.

The water system of "Dubai Tower" required to supply 250000 gallons water per day. In addition, it’s equipped with the world's fastest elevator (about 64 km per hour).

"Dubai Tower" was designed around with 30000 households, 9 hotels, 6 squares and 19 residential towers, as well as 12 hectares of Dubai Lake. It’s a large-scale and multi-purpose center.