Dubai’s two towers have received worldwide accolades for the finest tall building and construction quality. In addition, the Museum of the Future, the emirate’s newest infrastructural wonder, received the Award of Excellence 2022 from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat for being the finest tall building under 100 meters (CTBUH). Let’s check out more about the fantastic Museum of the Future.
Museum of The Future As’ World’s Best Tall Building Under 100 Metres’
The museum, which is 77 metres tall and has the same skyline as the Burj Khalifa, is just a short distance from the highest structure in the world. It has taken nine years to create a permanent display of exciting predictions for the future of humankind. In addition, it is regarded as a worldwide hub for creativity, innovation, and the creation of answers to problems and possibilities in human growth.
The Museum of the Future is the newest addition to Dubai’s iconic skyline. Some of the most well-known structures in the world, like the Burj Khalifa, the Gevora Hoel, and the seven-star Burj Al Arab hotel, are already there in Dubai. While, Ciel Tower, which, when complete, are the highest hotel in the world.
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Other Recognition For The Dubai’s Museum
Using the passive solar design, low-energy and low-water engineering solutions, and recovery strategies for energy and water. Moreover, the construction of integrated renewables from an off-site solar farm on the rooftops of nearby parking lots helped The Museum of the Future earn Leed Platinum certification, according to CTBUH.
The Address Beach Resort, which has a 988-foot drop, also received the CTBUH award for outstanding construction.
The hotel is famous to as the Address Jumeirah Gate Resort and Spa. However, it is the 192nd highest structure globally, 32nd tallest in the UAE, and 28th tallest building in Dubai.
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