Burj Khalifa

How does it feel to work in the tallest buildings in the world? We can"t say for sure, but we imagine it must be fun to zoom up and down those high-speed scenic elevators, and being so high up probably gives a psyche boost to all those businesses holding offices at that altitude: "We"re at the top "" literally!" So where are all these super-high office buildings? Here"s our list of the top five: 1.Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan. Until 2010, when the 828-meter multipurpose Burj Khalifa was...Read Full Story

Recorded April 10, 2012 My visit to the world’s tallest building includes… 00:12 Aerial view of Burj Khalifa & Downtown Dubai 00:31 Ground view of Burj Khalifa 00:57 My accent to the 124th floor observation deck 02:18 “At the Top” observation deck 08:05 Descend from “At the Top” 09:26 Burj Khalifa Lake at sunset 12:00 Fountain performance at sunset (Soundtrack Removed) 14:47 Fountain performance just after sundown (Soundtrack Removed) 19:11 Evening fountain performance (Soundtrack Removed) 22...Read Full Story

Metal Works Burj Khalifa by Fascinations Buy new: $6.99 9 used & new from $6.99(Visit the Hot New Releases in Puzzles list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)Buy from Amazon.comAll prices are grab on posted date from Amazon, Please check price before you checkout.Read Full Story

by lathosjp The 634-metre (2,080-foot) Tokyo Sky Tree, which opens to the public next month, is the world’s second-tallest structure behind the 828-metre (2,723-foot) Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Asia news, all the latest and breaking Asian newsRead Full Story

Metal Works Burj Khalifa by Fascinations Buy new: $6.99 9 used & new from $6.99(Visit the Hot New Releases in Puzzles list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)Buy from Amazon.comAll prices are grab on posted date from Amazon, Please check price before you checkout.Read Full Story

« Crave the atmosphere of a comfortable bed By architectsforlife - Saturday, April 21, 2012 - Save & Share Sponsored Links: Japan will have the second tallest building in the world, Tokyo Sky Tree. Buildings with a height of 634 meters is claimed to be resistant to earthquake shocks. Japan is often hit by earthquakes throughout the year. Tokyo Sky Tree operator ensures that the building is also known as the world’s tallest communications tower, it will not collapse when the quake rocked...Read Full Story

Traveling isn't fun if you are not shopping. Sight seeing to touristy landmarks in any place you are visiting is so passé! I like indulging in activities that help me bond with the place culturally and collect awesome memories of my trip. Lot of people consider Dubai to be plastic and manicured but I find the city quite fascinating! Culturally, it's a melting pot of myriad cultures with a deep rooted Arab ethos..but interestingly with a modern twist. It is not just a city of gold souks or...Read Full Story

Skyscraper mania has followed Hollywood’s finest since the beginning. The ‘silent era’ has its Safety Last that dates back to 1923. Directors Newmeyer and Taylor had the protagonist played by Harold Lloyd, essaying the role of a store clerk who has to scale a skyscraper for a contest that he, himself organized. A decade later, Hollywood was at it again. This time, they had King Kong – the great ape sashay up the Empire State Building as part of the grand finale. Ever since then, Hollywood...Read Full Story

Inside Burj Khalifa A collection of the pictures I took inside Burj Khalifa. On behalf of the German veneer company "Fritz Kohl Furnierwerk" I was assigned to take pictures of the interior wood panels and got to spend a full day inside Burj Khalifa with my camera. Rating 0/10 Views 14 Duration 05:16Read Full Story

I am an idiot, a stupid blithering idiot who never ever learns from his mistakes. Why am I being so hard on myself? I’ve just been away for a few days to visit friends in Abu Dhabi, the friends who owned Liquorice, our hellcat, before we did. And before you ask, the hellcat is, for once, not the subject of this post. I’ll tell you about the trip in a future post, but for now I have to focus on one particular aspect of it that highlights how stupid I am. Before the trip, Mrs PM asked me a...Read Full Story