Dubai City Guide

The architecture of Dubai is so fascinating to an extent it has attracted the attention of all other countries to look into the technological aspects of this ultra modern city. There is a massive amount of construction taking place in this part of the world. It is interesting to note that the constructions in Dubai are flourishing to an extent that there are more number of the construction workers than the population of Dubai. The technological marvel associated with the architecture of the buildings is largely surprising since the other engineers regarded these as impossible. There are many building and the skyscrapers that depicts the advancements in the architecture namely the Burj Dubai, Palm Island, Dubailand, Burj Al Arab, the world islands and many more.

Palm Island

This is surely by far the most identified man created islands in the costs of the Dubai. The first phase of the

constructions started in the year 2001 and the residents started to live in this place from the year 2006. The architecture of this man made islands are fascinating since they rum many miles away from the main cost. The quality

of the facilities available in these regions is ultimate. There is also a proposal to introduce the monorail system into this place to add more comforts to the people living in this region. There are two more phases of the construction being carried on. The Palm Island on it own constitutes a city that contains all the modern amenities to ensure prosperous life.

Burj Dubai

The battle among the supreme powers in the world to produce the tallest skyscrapers is very interesting and inspirational in achieving excellence in the field of architecture. This battle has resulted in construction of the Burj Dubai towers. The tower can reach an attitude of 2684 feet. When completed, this skyscraper will become the tallest skyscraper in the world and it has already passed the 2320 feet mark of the Taipei 101 mark. It is estimated that this skyscraper will be completed during month of September this year.