A Vision In The Desert

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A Vision In The Desert

' Burj Al Arab '
In a couple of years, Dubai figured out how to be a champion amongst the most imperative urban areas on the planet. It transformed from an ordinary city to an astonishing city within a blink of an eye; that everybody wanting to visit to appreciate and enjoy.







Let’s see, what’s so specular about Dubai to be a standout amongst all big cities?
Numerous numbers of travellers visits Dubai consistently and not only them, superstars as well and many others come on vacation to UAE. People from all around the world come to UAE but what makes it so special? We’re going to focus on one, which is Burj Al Arab. It has a distinctive sail-shaped silhouette to it.














Burj Al Arab is more than just a stunning hotel; it is a symbol of modern Dubai. Burj al Arab is one of the most expensive hotels in the world to stay in It has a tennis court at the top and There are 29,000 Swarovski crystals in the ceiling of Junsui Lounge,designed in the shape of the Milky Way.














The Arabian Tower is a stunning Hotel built in the shape of a modern yacht sail to reflect Dubai’s seafaring heritage combined with a modern aspect moving forwards into the future. It is hoped that the unique shape of the Burj al Arab building will make it stand out amongst world structures and allow it to become an icon for the developing Dubai. The design continues the nautical theme created by the Jumeirah Beach Hotel that is built in the form of a breaking wave.







Architect Tom Wright of WKK Architects designed Burj Al Arab. The design and construction were managed by Canadian engineer Rick Gregory of WS Atkins. Construction of the Island began in 1994. It was built to resemble the sail of a dhow, a type of Arabian vessel.






Burj Al Arab:
















Fatma Abdulaziz
Aysha Saif 
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