Appearing to rise straight out of the sea and billow in the wind the Burj al Arab
or “Arabian Tower” stands as the tallest hotel in the world at over 1,000 feet tall. Built on a
manmade island 1,300 feet from the shore so as not to cast a shadow on the beach it
stands in stark contrast to the homes that line the beachfront. The steel and concrete
structure clad in glass and white aluminum panels can be seen from miles away.
Published on: 28-01-2011
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