Dubai Creek Tower The tallest tower in the world in Dubai
The project, developed by Emaar Properties in partnership with Dubai Holding, is inspired by the shape of minarets and tulips. The Swiss-Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava also designed a 360-degree, 360-degree watchtop roof, as well as an interior design inspired by the Hanging Papillon Gardens and a spectacular view of the nearby Ras Al Khor Wildlife Reserve.
The Dubai Creek is currently being built on the Dubai Creek Creek or the 3.7 km² Dubai Creek to surpass Burj Khalifa, which has retained the title of the tallest tower in the world since 2010.
The breaking of the old record has required a lot of work, which also broke records on its own, such as the 71.9-meter-long foundation stone, which is slated to cover 45,000 cubic meters of cement. The new tower is expected to reach 928 meters, or more than Burj Khalifa, at 98 meters.
